Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-05-06
PERSONALS.

VII dIl(t MIS- W ~ OOOulil2 ut
parted for Ashland today.
Mrs. Harry Honan visited in
Birnamwood on Thursday.
Hon. A. j. Plowman of Elderon,
was in the city on Thursday.
Miss Salina Breitenstein of Knowl-
ton, was in the city Thursday.
g. S. Swinbank departed last
evening for the copper country.
-Ex-Sheriff Frank O'Connor was in
Merrill the past week on business.
Mrs. E. Roy and Miss Florence
Alexander spent Thursday in Ripon.
Among the Wausau, visitors on
Wednesday was J. II. Yost of Mosinee.
James Sexton spent Sunday and
Monday with his family in Madison.
Miss Minnie Cliff, principal of the
Irving school, has been i'll with
quincy.
Miss A. L. Monahan has returned
to the city from business trip to
Amigo.
L. BreitenStein of Knowlton,
transacted business in Wausau on
Saturday.
w. K. Brown of Rhinelandel
transacted business in the city
Wednesday.
Mrs. S. Nj. b. Smith visited in
Rhinelander the past week, returning
home Wednesday.
George Foster of Mellen, Wis.
was in the city Thursday on a bust
ness and social visit.
George Schlegel and the Misse.
Florence and Janet Schlegel of Athens
spent Friday in this city.
Christ Franzen of Stratford at
tended the meeting of assessors il
this city last Wednesday.
w. H. -Bissell, Rev. James NJ
Duer and VIM. Gamble, departed
yesterday for Laurel, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Maxson o
Stratford were in the city Friday or
business and social visit.
Walter Bruss returned to Mil
waukee Sunday evening, after a two
weeks visit at his home in this city.
S. ID. Burnett, William Gillian ant
X. A. Beyreis went to Waupac;
Thursday TO attend M. w. A meet
ing.
H. G. Thomas, representative
of the Baldwin estate of Amigo wa
in the city on business last Wednes
day.
Charles Edgar of Evanston, ILL.,
was in the city during the week OF
| business matters and was the guest 0
his son, G. T. Edgar.
L. B. Cate returned to the cit
"Wednesday from Detroit and Mil
waukee, where he had been on bust
ness and family visit.
Mrs. Collins of Athens, formerl
of this city, spent day with friend
in Wausau the past week while ell
route to her home in st. Louis.
f. S. Bailey, owner of the Spec
tator Publishing company of Ne'
York, spent Wednesday in the cit
calling on his clients in the insuranc
field.
F. S. McCulloch and son, Norma
have gone to Towner, S. OAK, wher
Mr. McCulloch has purchased larg
piece of land. Mrs. McCulloch will
go to Dakota later.
S. B. Tobey, Miss Gertrude Nc
Guine and Leroy Day of the higl
school went to Merrill Friday to &C
as judges in the declamatory COMES
between Merrill, Tomahawk an
| Minocqua.
-Jonn d. Ross, of Oak Park, III.
lately home from his winter sojourl
in Pasadena, Cal, is at Soho field
looking after his lumber interest
and visiting his son and daughter, J
f. Ross and Mrs. NJ. p Mccullough
at the latter place. He was Wan
sau visitor Saturday.
Mrs. E. X. Towle visited in Biz
namwood the past week.-G. Mills, V
s., was in Birnamwood on Tuesday
Fred G. Wander Weide, of tn
Marathon County Motor Car Co., o
Wausau, was in town yesterday will
a Ford car He says that his com
pany has sold sixty-four cars so fal
this season. -Birnamwood News.
DR. G. B. baker went to Wausau
this morning to get his Buick ca
which has recently been oyerhauleC
at Halls garage.-Mrs. M. II
Duncan, Wausau, Mrs. p A
Griswold and ID. f. Quigley Of
Chicago, enjoyed yesterday with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Jackson. Mrs. Dun
can and Mrs. Jackson are sisters
Frank Winninger, who is playing a
weeks engagement at the opera house
this week, will sail from New York
for Europe on June IA. Mr.. Winnin-
ger states that he is to remain abroad
until the opening of the theatrical
season which occurs early in Septem-