Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-11-24
PERSONALS.

MRS. I. FL. Ryan visited in Merrill
on Saturday.
IT. H. Ryan and daughter visited
in Merrill Sunday.
w. E. Curtis arrived home Satur-
day from a business trip to Chicago
&c. P. Crosby of Rhinelander,
transacted business in the city yes
terday.
Miss Lucy Anders of Marshfeld,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. B.
Hurley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schulze Wis
tied relatives and friends in Merrill
Sunday.
IF. F. Chesak of Athens, was
business visitor in Wausau Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. W. Sweet vent to Apple
ton Thursday, for a visit at the home
of her parents.
Mrs. j. w. Coates arrived home
Thursday from a short visit with
| friends in Rhinelander.
Miss Anna Corning left for SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, Friday evening, on a
visit to relatives and friends.
"A. A. Babcock and j. B. Hurley
departed Saturday for the state line,
on deer hunting expedition.
&C. A. Glass, of the Glass Fruit
Co., left for Chicago Friday evening,
to make purchases for the holiday
trade.
| ID. G. Everest, L. N Larson and
Henry Seim spent the past week in
Milwaukee and were members of the
1914 consistory class.
-Chas. Parcher returned from a
week at Lost lake on Thursday.
While he saw several deer he was I'M
able to get shot at one.
w. f. Neuling was in Chicago
during the week on business matters
connected with his mercantile bust
ness-purchasing new goods for the
holiday trade.
Miss Anna Kuhlmann, money or
der clerk in the post Office, is enjoying
a ten days vacation in Milwaukee,
visiting relatives and friends, leaving
for that city Saturday noon.
/ e. G. Kretlow, Hans Week, J..B.
Allen and Robt. Burns returned home
Wednesday from deer hunting at
Harshaw. The result-a 200 buck
killed by the latter huntsman.
Mrs. L. S. Cohn and brother,
Haskell Bick, who have been at Gran
more since early last summer, look
ing after their large cranberry hold
ings, returned to the city on Wednes-
day.
William Howlet who has been
away from the city for a few months,
on trip to Oklahoma and Texas,
returned home Wednesday and thinks
Wausau is still good enough for him
abide in.
| w. S. Zochert, Schuyler Sawyer,
Robert Fechtner, Albert Buhse, Paul
Steidtmann, Robt. Foske, and ]. p.
jaeger returned to the city on Thurs
day after weeks hunt up in the
Eagle river country.
H. F. Weiss of Madison, who is
at the head of the forest products
laboratory, spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Wausau, looking into
the utilization of waste material in
wood working plants.
/ r.. j. Flint one of the veteran
newspaper men of the state, former
publisher of the Menomonie News
now serving as U, S. Marshal of 5his
district, was in the city Wednesday
on business connected with his Office.
Mrs. E. B. Stoddard is one of the
lady hunters who killed a deer this
season. She took out license and
went up to Sayner, returning Thurs
day with a fine deer. Mrs. StoGdard
is very proud of her successful marks
manShlp.
Louis Dessert and family returned
home Wednesday evening of last
week from their family summer re-
sort near Minocqua, where they have
been enjoying four months outing
fishing, hunting and in agricultural
pursuits.
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Last Thursday L. II. Cook, our
county clerk, and his father and
brother, Alfred Cook and G. S. Cook
of Unity, j. H. Voigt and w. A.
Colt, went up hunting deer near
Crandon, at the camp of Louis Jacob