Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-11-17

Mrs. a. L. Kreutzer returned
home Friday morning from Duluth.
Miss Lydia Strege of Marathon
City, was Wausau visitor on Satur-
day.
Sam Livingston went up to Mer-
rill Friday on a business aud social
visit.
MIR and Mrs. Robert RAINBOW left
for Chicago Sunday evening on social
visit.
Mrs. A. P. Bailey visited in
Marshfeld several days the past
week.
George Arndsee returned home
from Mellen Saturday, accompanied
by deer.
e. G. Dawley left for Quincy,
Iron county, Friday morning to gun
for deer.
Mrs. Van Nostrand of Merrill,
was in the city last Tuesday guest
of Mrs. t. H. Ryan.
Walter Heinemann returned
home Friday morning from bust
ness visit in Chicago.
Orlando Thiesen returned to this
city yesterday, having spent Sunday
with his father in Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs c. S. Blair of Most
nee, were in the city Saturday, en-
route to Green Bay for visit.
Gilbert Shekey of Johnson Creek,
arrived in the city Friday evening to
visit with his sister, Mrs. o. A.
King.
Vernon Hubbard left for his home
in Medford, Saturday, to spend few
days visiting with his parents and
friends.
&c. ID. Jones and G. S. Curtis went
up to Lake Laura Friday morning to
join the Deerfoot Lodge nimrods,
to secure their share of deer.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Collie at
tended the wedding of Miss Eva Hill
debrand and Albert j. O'Melia at
Rhinelander Saturday, Nov. 18th.
w. H. Osborne left for the deer
haunts in the vicinity of .Tomahawk
Thursday, and vowed that he would
return home in few days with one.
John Manser, d. G. Everest, Hen
ry Seim and L. A. Larson left for
Milwaukee Sunday evening to attend
a meeting of the Wisconsin Consistory'
&C. G.. Pier and f. o. Croker
went up to Trappe Friday in the
the formers car to get couple of
deer they heard about up there and
were unsuccessful.
John Schirpke and Fred Yonker
boarded the north bound train Satur
day morning for Boulder Junction, to
enter into the occupation of deer
hunting for few days.
M. A. Hurley left for Ashland,
Hurley and other points on the
Gogebic iron range Thursday on bust
ness matters in which he is largely
interested and returned home Sun
day,
Rev. f. A. Briggs, Mr. and Mrs.
c. F. Ogden, Misses Nora M. Eng
lin, Arlita Barden and Ellen Jones,
members of the Baptist society, re-
turned home Friday morning from
Grand Rapids.
M. G. Bells, Dell Wescott and Ed
Jess were among those who were
seized with the deer fever, and re-
ported at Tomahawk lake last
Wednesday for a ten days siege in
the woods for an animal apiece.
e, 9. Kretlow went up to Harshaw
Saturday morning to join party
Hans Week, ]. b. Allen and John
Burns and son, who preceded him at
the opening of the deer season, to
share in the hunt and bring down
their prizes.
j. II. Vogt and Geo. Cook are at
tending meeting of the Marathon
County Board at Wausau this week.
Thus far we haven't heard of the
boys buying the First National Bank
or selling the Marathon County Fair
Grounds.-U Unity Begister.
ID. G. Everest, who went to Lake
Laura Wednesday to join the Deer
foot Lodge party to hunt deer, re
turned home Friday evening with a
fine specimen of that species. He
was accompanied home by Perry Will
son of the same party who was also
successful, having killed a buck
weighing 2lS pounds.
Edward Mathie and Joseph Bole
of Los Angeles, arrived in the city
| Wednesday to visit relatives and old
time friends. A snow storm the
| next day welcomed their arrival.
Ed is brother of Karl Frank,
John and Otto Mathie of Wausau,
and is an extensive business man in
his home city. They departed last
evening for a few days visit in Chi
cago and st. Louis, and from there
will 60 to New Orleans, to attend the
National Brewers association conyen-
ton, from which place they will re-
turn to their home.