Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-02-11

FolnJ on Friday.
IN. P. Molter spent last Friday IN |
Marathon City en- business.
Frank O'Oonnor spent Wednes-
day in Mosinee on business.
y. II. Yost of Mosinee was among
Wausau visitors on Thursday.
Walter E. Curtis went 60 Milwau-
kee onsbusiness Friday evening.
Miss Edith Grout who has been
visiting in Appleton returned home
yesterday.
IF. P. Stone and G. D. Jones re-
turned home from Virginia, Mimi,
on Friday.
-G. ID. Jones went to Madison on
Friday TO attend meeting of the
University regents.
Mrs. NJ. B. Rosenberg and mother,
Mrs. Landfair, went to Chicago on
Sunday evening.
w. ii. Smale went to Madison on
Wednesday on business relating to
Modern Woodmen.
IF. O. Crocl1er came down from
Florence county and spent Sunday at
his home in Wausau.
A. j. Plowrnan of the town of FL
deron was in the city Saturday ON
business and social visit.
"A. W. Prehn was in Madison
Wednesday attending a meeting of
the state board of agriculture.
-Oran Liljeqvest has been out in
the towo of Elderon and vicinity dur
ing the past week on business matters.
| Fred Wichmann returned home
from Chicago Saturday from weeks
stay, leaving his wife there for long
er visit
Miss Margaret Mohr departed
Friday evening Tor Mayville, where
she will visit over Sunday with
friends
| e. e. Albrecht of Eau Claire,
spent several hours in this city Fri
day on his way to Mayville where he
spent Sunday at his home.
Miss Maud Meservey departed
Friday morning for Chicago, where
she will visit for some time with her
sister, Mrs. Grover Sexton and family.
#. d. Timlin was in attendance
at the automobile show in Chicago
last week, besides attending to his
lumber interests, returning home Fri
day morning.
Maurice OBrien who had been
out West for some time returned to
the city Wednesday evening. He
has accepted position with the st.
Paul R. r. Co. of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Edgerly, who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
L. Plumer, went to Sun Prairie on
Friday and after a brief visit here
will return to their home in Epping,
| N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Seefeldt re-
turned home Wednesday from trip
to Chicago, where they witnessed the
automobile show and from there went
to Milwaukee to visit relatives and
friends.
| Mrs. A. I'll, circuit departed this
morning for Chicago, from there she
will go to Redlands, Cal, to visit her
sister, Mrs. Carroll B. Smith, She
will be absent until the first part OF
April.
| Col. .. Holway and son w. c.
Holway of Mcmillan, were in the
city Friday on business and social
visit. Col. Holway has been mem
Der of the Wisconsin National Guard
| for the past 81 years, rising from q
private of Co. G in this city to the
Colonency of the Third regiment.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Alexander
and son Judd, and daughter Miss
Ruth, returned home Friday morning
from Chicago, where they took in the
big automobile show nearly all of last
week Mr.. Alexander now knows al
the points and defects of an auto as
we'll as a horse or Black Angus. Al
information given by him ''free gratis
for nothing" so far as autos art
concerned.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Quaw depart
next week on six weeks pleasure
trip. They take passage on the Me
gantic from New York City on the
22nd for Havana, Santiago and Colon
and cross the Isthmus to Panama
returning on the northern coast O
South America to the different isl
ands-.the Barbedoes, Martinique, SaI
Juan and other points of interest. A
pleasant voyage and safe return t.
them.
For RENT:-The large residence
north of the telephone building will
be rented cheap to the right parties
All modern convenienceS. Apply tC
| F. r. ThaVer PILOT office