Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-07-10
TO ENTERTAIN EDITORS.
Committees Appointed and at Work to
Make the Visit of the Editors
Memorable.

The editors comprising the Wisconsin
Press Association will arrive in Wausau
next week, Wednesday, July 18th, and
viii be guests of the city on that and
the following day. July 10th. Every
| one in the city should take local pride
in having his property look as sleek
and trim as possible, so that the very
best impression may be taken away
from our city by the newspaper men.
The citizens have met and appointed
committees for entertainment. ETC.,
| and about $500 will be raised for the
general expense of receiving, and Civ
ing tone to the important occasion; for
this trip of the Wisconsin editors
through this section of the state will do
much to make Marathon county better
known, and also to make the prooact-
i've Wisconsin Valley better known.
An influx of home seekers can be looked
for in the months following the return
of the editors to their homes; the papers
of the state will advertise Marathon
county, for it will appeal to their edi-
tors as one of the prettiest, most pro-
ductive and substantial counties in the
| state.
The plans, briefly stated, are to meet
the editors at the depot with carriages;
drive them through the city; treat them
to big dinner at the fair grounds, fol-
lowed by drive through the country
west of Wausau ending at Marathon.
City; return by special train in time to
be entertained at the homes of our citi-
zens throughout the city. In the even
ing there will an entertainment in the
Opera House and dances will also be
given in Alexander and Fraternity halls
for the pleasure of the guests.
The following officers have been Sc
lected and committees appointed to
make all arrangements
OFFICERS.
President-J H. Reiser.
$ Mrs. Hurley, Ladies' Committee.
Secretary-Jas Montgomery.
g Miss n. swope, Ladies' Committee.
Miss E. Single. Ladies' Committee.
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
R. E. Parcher John Ringle
c. Livingston w. Alexander
j. M. Smith JAS. McCrOssen
Mrs. Rose Mrs. G. ID. Jones
Mrs. ID. j. Murray Mrs. Phi. PlantZ
Miss Anne Hoefinger.
COMMITTEE ON DECORATIONS.
Hugo Mumm Mrs. Underwood
Mrs. Staples Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Mylrea.
coMMITTFE ON sTATISTIcS
L. A. Rose Ed Underwood
G. A. Martin.
COMMITTEE ON TRANsPokTATIoN.
G. d. Jones Ed. Kretlow
II. A. McCrossen DR.. Wilson.
COMMITTEE ON ENTERTAINMENT AT FAIR
GROUND.
L. X. Wright John Lamont
M. b. Rosenberg.
COMMITTEE ON MUSIC AT OPERA HOUSE.
Mrs. McEachron Fred Kickbusch
Russell Lyon.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE AT OPERA HOUSE.
Mayor and Mrs. Anderson
Dunbar Silyerthorn
i" 6 Kreutzer :" /" sexmith
:" T" Winton '' 6 McEachron
Brown /" I" Hurley
:" Reiser.
COMMITTEE ON ADDRESSES AND PROGRAM.
II. G. Flieth E. C. zimmerman
Mrs. Hurley j. II. Reiser.
COMMITTEE ON BADGES.
E. B. Thayer DR.. Dickens
Mrs. r. III. Johnson Mrs. G. S. Curtis
COMMITTEE ON BALL.
H. E. Smith w. C. Davenport
III. H. Manson w. D. Alexander
II. II. Johnson, Jr /. l.. Dodge
John Curtis Col. Pier
Prof. Lowe Roy Smith
Gus Naffz Miss Nellie Silverthorn
Miss A. Hoeflinger Miss Belle Heinemann
GENERAL RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
A. l.. Kreutzer l.. Marchetd
Ben Heinemann Alex. Stewart
M. A. Hurley c. S. Curtis
w. II. Mylrea Geo. Werheim
Sam Livingston +. l.. Hudson
T. P. Stone Sam Quaw
E. ID. Pardee w. w. Albers
Chas. Harger G. B. Bird
j. A. Underwood VIM. Scholfeld
John Manson F.W. Kickbusch
DR.. Trevitt Dr. Paul Riebe
DR.. Rosenberg DR.. Jones
Mrs. DR.. Dickens.