Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-08-20
dren to the Wausau school for the next

dren to the Wausau school for the next
year.
-Mesdames Ed. Boehm and Fred
Genrich are at Mayfower lake for an
outing. The husband of the former
and Gustav Boehm spent Sunday with
them.
Miss Anna Marx, who holds the
| position of boOkkeeper with Chas. b.
Meyer, returned last Saturday morning
from Stevens Point where she had spent
| her vacation.
Mrs. Seth E. Warner spent most of
the past week with her parents-Mr.
and Mrs. E. l.. Bump. She has returned
to Chicago and will soon sail, we under
stand, for Porto Rico.
Geo. P Michel, who has charge of
the mission work in several of the
towns on the line of the Northwestern,
between this city and Marshfeld, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Jennie Berard, who has been
visiting her uncle, John Berard, and
family, in the town of Wausau, re-
turned to her home in Grand Rapids
last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Jos. A. Meyer and daughter,
Selena, who have been visiting with
relatives and friends the past six weeks
in Ogdensburg, N. Y, arrived in Wau-
sau early Saturday morning.
W. B.. Scholfield came down from
Plum Lake on Saturday. He will re-
main until about Thursday and then
return to his cottage, where he and his
family are spending the month of
August.
Mrs. Seth N. Warner, who visited
in the city last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Bump, departed for
Chicago on Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warner will sail for Porto Rico next
Saturday.
Mrs. John f. Mathie has returned
home from a months visit at Green
Bay. She was accompanied home by
her mother and sister, Mrs Patrick
Lehan and Miss Margaret Lehan.
Ed. Seim and wife and Geo. Pfeiffer
and wife returned home Saturday from |
Tomahawk, where they had spent
several days fishing and also visiting the |
parents of the ladies, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Oelhafen.
Emil Lambrecht, who has been
holding a position in one of the news
paper offices at Marshfield, returned |
home last Friday. Emil intends to take
a business course at the Wausau Bust |
ness University.
Mrs. H. L. Lefeber, of Wauwatosa,
who has been visiting at the home of |
Rev. and Mrs. Frank A. Pease, will |
return to her home tomorrow after
enjoying the sights and scenery of Wau-
sau for ten days.
The Misses Kate and Pearl Bentley,
who had been visiting at H. l.. Vince,
ler's for the past two weeks, went to
ArbOr Vitae on Saturday. Miss Ida
accompanied them and re-
turned home last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Single and
son, who have been in the city for the
past two weeks, departed last evening
for Phillips, where they will visit for a
short time. They will spend a few
more days in Wausau before returning
20 Louisiana.
e. A. Dunn, one of the lessees of
the Daily Record, accompanied by his
wife and son, Ernest, departed Sunday
evening for Buffalo, where for two
weeks the family will participate in the
pleasures to be had at the Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition.
Rev. and Mrs. j. V. Hughes, W no
nave been spending some time past on
.he Pacific Coast, were in the city one
lay last week on their way to Merrill.
The friends of Mr.. Hughes in this city
are legion and his bright and CHEEKY
'ountenance is always welcome.
j. X. Davis, of Sparta, who is well
known to many of our people, has come
70 Wausa on a visit to his old friends
Of which he has a large number-in
fact ali who formerly knew him. His
first visit was in 1891. and since then be
l2s been here several times, in the in
crest of publishers of large standard
books. He used to be called the "Cy-
elOpedia mann-as he sold Appleton
American Cyclopedia for ten years 1t
8 very entertaining to visit with him
and hear his experiences and stories of
Did times. Mr.. Davis is very enthusi-
astic when speaking OF the great
changes here since he first saw the city;
.ays it will soon be called the Forest
City" of Wisconsin. and the Wisconsin
falley viii be one of the finest farming
md manufacturing sections Of the
state.