Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-03-09

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Athens on business. q
Joe Baumann of Athens, spent
yesterday in the city.
e. f. Fair has returned from a
business trip to Waupaca county.
ID. S. Burnett returned this morn
ing from business trip to Elderon.
Charles E. Guenther of Knowl-
ton, was Wausau visitor yesterday.
DIR. Harter of Marathon City,
was business visitor in Wausau yes
terday.
Mrs. f. L. Hudson arrived home
last evening from a short visit to
Nekoosa.
Mrs. P. L. Goerling departed this
morning for Winona, Mimi, for a
short visit.
Senator Albers came home from
Madison Saturday and returned Mon
day evening.
Miss Esther Lehrbas, who is at
tending school at Evanston, ILL.,, is at
home for a vacation.
&C. D. Jones was called to DENIM.
son, Ia, the past week, because OF
the death of his step-mother.
w. +. Hewitt of Rothschild was
in the city yesterday, looking well
and holding his own as usual.
&C. f. Ogden has been in Marinettt
during the past several days on bust
ness. He is expected home anytime
Miss Clara Chadek arrived in the
city yesterday afternoon after visit
of several days at her home in Anti
go.
DIR. Joseph Smith departed Thurs.
day evening for Chicago and Indiana
on business. He returned home this
morning.
Miss Cornelia McCrossen went tC
Grand Rapids where she opened a
dancing class for young people last
Saturday.
ID. NJ. Maxson came over from
Stratford Thursday to attend a meet
ing of the g. A. r. He retuaned on
Monday morning.
Rev. Father Brennan left fol
Necedah this morning, where he viii
| deliver a sermon to his former parish
toner's in that city this evening.
Miss Helen Winton of Mime
apolis, will arrive in the city tomorrow
morning Tor q visit with friends
She will be a guest at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. a. P. Woodson.
Rev. Lloyd held services in Tom
ahawk last Friday evening in the
Tomahawk Episcopal church. He re-
turned to this city Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. George McNaughton anC
daughter, who had been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. d. McNaughton, returned
to their home in Madison on Satur
day.
Richard Schneider returned to his
home in Athens today, having spent
several days in this city receiving
medical treatment from DIR. l.. M
Willard.
DIR. r. w. Jones returned home
last Tuesday from Chicago. where hi
had an operation for an abscess in the
ear. DIR. Jones has recovered so thai
he is able to De out again.
John Miller, Jr., of MarShfie Id
came over last Saturday evening to
spend Sunday with Mrs. Miller, who
has for some time been guest at the
home of the formers mother.
Judge A. H. Reid and W. A
Evers, circuit court reporter, came
down Saturday from Rhinelander anC
returned Monday a. m. Circuit court
will continue in that city for severa
days.
Mrs S. S. Armstrong, mother of
Mrs. III. j. Evans, leaves Thursday
for Sac City, Iowa, for visit OF two
| weeks and then goes on to Rolf, Neb.
where her son, II. ID. Armstrong
lives.
Peter Knippel, who has beer
stenographer for the Wausau AID
vancement association, has gone II
Madison to take a position in thu
office of II. L. Ekern, state insurance
| commissioner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schoepke
| of the town of EaSton, departed yes
terday morning for Falls River, Wis.
| to visit the formers brother, OttC
Schoepke, They expect to be gone
about q week.
w. Il. Boorman, boys director o
| the Y. NJ. G.. A, was in Tomahawk
last Friday and Saturday. He was
one of the judges in the TomahawA
1 NloibCd lCt6t
tives while in that city.
Miss Mable Miller left last Thurs
day night for Phoenix, Arizona, for ;
| stay of two or three months and viii
90 on from there TO San Diego, Cal,
where she will be met by Miss Katie
Mae O'Connor and where they vii
visit the Pan-American Exposition.
MIR. and Mrs. J. D. Mylrea will
depart for California next Tuesday
They will visit the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Mylrea in Pasa
dena, and from there 60 to man!
| points in that state and attend th,
expositions. They will be absent ;
| month or six weeks.
Geo. Wilson of Minocqua, visited
the week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. +. Wilson He was re
| turning from a trip to Missouri
where he and his family had been
visiting relatives. His family re
NAMED for alonger visit. Mr.. Wilson
returned to Minocqua yesterday.
Hugh Hinton of Trapp City, was
in the city the other day. He came
down to see if he could sell couple
of cars of pulp wood. He informs u:
| that about all the paper mills along
the line are overstoCked with pull
| wood. and are not buying any more
this year. But before Mr.. Hinton
left the city he found buyer anC
went home happy.