Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-07-17
PERSONAL ITEMS.
Movements of Those at Home and OF
Those Who Come Here From
Abroad.

| 04ONCLAcAes' Ol nose at E1OLlo anu "
Those Who Come Here From
Abroad.
F. E. Bump transacted business il
Stevens Point on Thursday.
Hans Griswold, of Merrill, was a
visitor in the city on Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Baker, of Merrill,
visited among Wausau friends last
Thursday.
&C. E. Guenther and Mark Guenther,
cI hno-slton, were visitors in the city
Ilor few hours on Wednesday.
| Frank Ross returned home the mid.
die of last week from Kansas City,
where he had made short visit to his
parents.
Miss Ruth Armstrong has returned
home from Fond du Lac, where she had
been teaching in the public schools OF
that city.
Mrs. Arthur Yale returned to her
home in Milwaukee last Tuesday even
ing, after having spent the day here in
Visiting relatives.
Mrs. w. ID. Murray and daughter
have gone to Manitowoc where they
VIII visit for several weeks. Trey de-
parted on Friday.
-Messrs. E. W. Brooks snd j. ID.
Ross, OF Chicago, were in the city ON
Wednesday, looking after their mill
interests "a Schotield.
Miss Marie LaCount, who had been
guest at the residence of DR.. D. Il.
Jones, returned 10 he. home in Merrill
1 on "Wednesday nvaninr
! Miss Ella Kaross, who had spent a
couple of weeks in the city visiting her
brother Otto, departed on Saturday for
her home IN Milwaukee.
Miss Rose Laughlin departed on
Thursday morning for Sheldon, Iowa,
where she will spend a month in visit
ing her sister, Mrs. S. A. Barrett.
Miss Sigma Markstrum departed
Saturday morning for Oshkosh, where
she visited over Sunday. She returned
home early this Tuesday morning.
Fred Krause, the contractor, was
visitor in TOmahawk on Wednesday, at
which city he has secured the contract
to lay several thousand feet of sewer
pipe.
Miss Harriet Sexmith and Miss
George Giddings, who had been guests
at the residence of Lamar Sexmith, de-
parted yesterday for their homes in
Fond du Lac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ellington re-
turned last Tuesday evening from their
wedding trip to Waupaca, and are now
at home at the residence of the lady's
father, H. g. Lemke
Mrs. Beste and daughter Clara,
who had been guests for three weeks at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. f. w.
Kickbusch, returned on Saturday to
their home in Chicago.
Louis Weichman and Frank Kurth
are enjoying an outing by boat on the
Wisconsin river. They intended to go
at least as far as Kilbourn, but may
possibly go beyond that.
Miss Carrie Mueller departed on
Friday for Appleton, where she will
spend couple of weeks IN visiting her
friend, Miss Olga Commentz, who is
one of Wausau's efficient teachers.
Mrs, c. w. Harger and daughters
Mary, Imogene and Constance, and
Emma Collins and H. HI. Manson, de.
parted yesterday for Plum Lake to join
the Scholfield party at that place, and
enjoy months outing.
Homer Ross departed last Tuesday
evening for Milwaukee, taking with
him four fast horses, which he will
speed on tracks in Illinois during the
next few weeks. He expects to capture
some good-slzed purses before return
ing.
Mrs. Sam Switzer and children de-
parted early Thursday morning for the
state of Washington, where they joined
Mr.. Switzer, who has made his home in
that state several years. The family
will be missed from Wausau, as they
were among the city's oldest residents.
Emil Kruger, who had been away
for the past seven years, has returned
to Wausau and will remain here for
some time at least. He has been doing
the rounds of the big cities, having
worked in st. Louis and New York.
Emil was formerly typo in the PILOT
office.
Miss Mae Blodgett, of Chicago, and
Miss Edna Richards, of Milwaukee,
were guests at the residence of Judge
and Mrs. w. e. Silverthorn on Wednes-
day. Miss Richards departed Friday
noon for her home, but Miss Blodgett
remained for longer visit with Wau-
sau friends.
Charles Weinfeld returned on
Thursday from New Orleans, where he
had been to attend the wedding of his
brother Alex to Miss Celina Grossman,
of that city. Mr. and Mrs. Weinfeld
will make their home in Faribault,
MINI, where the former is manager
of one of the big Weinfeld stores.
w B. Scholfeld and family, Mrs.
Elizabeth Manson and son, Ned, and
Miss Virginia Manson left for Plum
Lake, on Saturday morning, 1T which
place they will enjoy months outing
at the Scholfield cottage. Will Schol-
| field and Ralph McCrossen are of the
party, having driven up by team on
Wednesday.