Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-07-04


is in the city visiting his sister, Mrs
f. M Kumler and family.
Miss Alice johnson departed for
Chicago, Saturday, in which city she
will visit until after the Fourth.
Mrs. S. l.. Mahard and son, Delmer,
visited with relatives and friends in
Wausau last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. ID. Charter and two daugh-
tiers departed Saturday for Minneapolis
for two weeks visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Gearhart, of Mel
len, visited with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. III Gearhart, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Edmonds and
children went to Clear lake. near
Tomahawk, Saturday for brief out
ing.
Miss Cellah Waterhouse went to
Athens this Monday noon to visit at the
home of her uncle until after the
Fourth.
j. c. Smith returned TO his home in
this city last Friday. He has been
making sales of lumber in Illinois and
Wisconsin.
Nicely Pardee came up from Madi-
son Saturday to spend few days at his
home in Wausau. He will return on
Thursday morning.
Donald Gooding and Walter Kiefer
departed for Plum lake this morning
where they will spend about ten days
at the Gooding cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Laabs and Miss
Augusta Klever departed this Monday
morning for Plum lake to take charge
of the Kreutzer cottage.
Mrs. Dora Smith of Chicago, visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. &. S.
Curtis the past week The lady is a
sister of Mrs. G.. S. Curtis.
Mrs. G. b. Bird and daughter,
Marie, c?me down from Plum lake on
Wednesday and remained until Satur
day; Mr.. Bird accompanied them back.
-Messrs. A. L. Kreutzer, H. G.
Flieth and w. Alexander, departed at
noon for Athens, to be present this
evening at the annual meeting of the
Bank of Athens.
Mrs. G. B. Squires left Thursday to
visit her son, j. f. Melang, in Everett,
Wash, She will go to the exposition at
Portland before returning.
Jas Assets, who has been operating
the carriage in mill at Holt, Portage
county, has finished his work there and
returned home. He expects to go to
Stevens Point for the summer.
"A. l.. Dodge, of the Daily Record,
and d. G. Menefee, foreman of that in
stitution, went up to the Barnum sum-
mer resort on Lake Shishebogema
Saturday and WI remain until after
July Fourth.
Lamar SeXmith, who was gradu-
ated from Harvard college this spring
arrived in the city today on visit to
his sister, Miss Florence Crosby, and to
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lamar SeXmith.
John Twoomey, of Tomahawk,
president of the Eagles lodge of that
town, was in Wausau Saturday for the
purpose of borrowing uniforms from
the local organization for his lodge, to
be worn at fourth of July celebration
H. B. Huntington and daughter,
Antoinette, departed last week for
points in South Dakota, where they
will visit friends and then go to Port
ldHu, OI6., anu dIIouu Guo L6WlS anu
Clark exposition. They will be absent
several weeks.
Mrs. Dell McCrossen. of ST. Paul, is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James McCros-
sen. She has been visiting in the East
and is now on her way home. Mr..
McCrossen is expected to join her here
this Monday evening and to spend the
Fourth at the home of his parents.
The Misses Helen Winton,. Jack
Mylrea and Dana Wilson departed for
Hazelhurst this Monday morning to at
tend house party to be given by Miss
Leah Yawkey. Miss Yawkey and two
young ladies from Ohio, who are her
guests, went up to the lake yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Manson and son
Ned, Mrs. e. e. Hoefer and daughters,
Miss Eunice and Mary Louise, of Kan
sas City, and the Misses Mary and
Imogene Harger. arrived in the city
Thursday from Boston. All but the
Misses Harger and Miss Hoefer are
guests at the home of Miss Margaret
SchOlfield.
L. A. Pradt, assistant u S. Attorney
General, with headquarters IN Wash
ingtOn, ID. g., arrived in Wausau last
Wednesday on months stay, which
Will be devoted to looking after his
business interests. He will return to
Washington the latter part of this
month and with his family take a
pleasure trip to Europe. The people of
Wausau in general, will be delighted to
know that they are contemplating NOV
ING back to their home in Wausau next
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Grout and
daughter, Miss Edith, returned home
from trip to the Pacific coast last Fri
day after an absence of nearly month.
They spent a goodly part of the time in
Portland visiting the exposition, and
week in Seattle with Mr.. CIRCUITS broth
er, Frank Grout and family, former
residents of our city and well known to
many of our citizens. They also spent
short time with Sherman Howe and
family. Mr.. Howe formerly resided in
Wausau, and now is prosperous real
estate dealer in Portland, Oregon.
They visited many of the cities of Wash
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