Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-07-17

enjoying an outing OF ten days at Turtle
lake, arrived home on Friday evening
Miss Florence Homrig who had
been visiting friends in the city, de-
parted for ST. Paul on Friday evening
j. B. Thomas and visiting friend
G. G. Jacobus, of Milwaukee, departed
this morning for Plum lake for an out
ing.
Frank Mathie, John Gritzmachel
and Harry Heniemann went mp to camp
Kretlow on Horsehead Lake on Satur
day.
Miss Winnifred Ryan, who haC
been a guest of Miss Frances Albers
returned to her home in Merrill or
Saturday.
Henry McCrossen went up to hi:
Cottage on Plum Saturday. He was
accompanied by Melvin Weeks. They
returned last evening.
Lawrence Liljeqvest departed for
Seattle, Wash, on Sunday where he
has gone to reside. He will continue
in the study of the law.
e. H. Hopkins, of Prattsburgh, N
Y, has been visiting his cousin, &. d
Ellis, in this city the past week. lie
returned home yesterday.
%. G. Callies and family and visitor
Mrs. Luck, of Milwaukee, will depart
tomorrow for Three Lakes, where they
will spend week in recreation.
Miss Pearl Bently arrived in this
city from Chicago on Sunday morning
She will visit for couple of weeks al
the home of her father, ID. B. Bently.
j. d. Womer departed for West
Baden last evening for brief stay. Ht
will return to Wausau and remain
until Aug. LIST, before returning West.
Mrs. M. +. Gulick and Mrs. l.. f
Martin-mother and sister of Mrs. G. S
Curtis-who had been visiting in the
city returned to their homes in DENIM
son, Ia, yesterday.
e. G. Kretlow and John Stage
went up to Horsehead lake Friday fol
an outing. Mr.. Kretlow returned last
evening while Mr.. Staege will remain
for week or more.
Hi. Dunlield will leave for Mt
Clemence in few days, where he will
take treatment for rheumatism and at
tend TO some business affairs in variou;
places of Michigan.
Sheriff and Mrs. f. F. Damon re
turned home Sunday evening after sew
eral weeks visit in the eastern states
place in the state of Maine.
Rev. FIR. f. M. Thompson and the
choir boys OF st. Johns Episcopal
church came down from Plum lake last
evening where they had been for 8
week at the Means cottage.
john bern, Fred Marquardt, Rob
ert Wegner, Frank Mathie and Geo
Merklein came down from "CamI
Kretlow," at Horsehead lake, on Sun
day They report having had splen
did outing.
Stewart Naglee came to the city
Friday and visited at the home of his
mother until Sunday, when he went
north to Shishebogema, to join his wife
who is visiting with Mrs. NJ HI. Bar
mum, at 1.-The Pines"
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Mcneil, who
spent the past winter in Albuquerque
n. M, have returned home. Mr.
Mcneil, whose health was poor at the
time of going down there, states that hi
feels greatly improved.
r. w. Crawford, of Stevens Point
district manager of the Wisconsin
Telephone Co, arrived in Wausau last
Friday on visit to his brother, I'll. !
Crawford, manager of the Wausar
Telephone Co. He returned home or
Sunday.
Raymond Altenburg, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Altenburg, arrived in
the city last Sunday evening on a visit
to his parents and relatives. Raymond
has not been here for seven years. Ht
is now travelling and will only remain
for short time.
e. A. Morse, republican candidate
for the nomination for representative
in congress for the tenth district wa.
in the city Thursday, looking after Ri:
political interests. Mr.. Morse is city
attorney of Amigo and a pleasant
young man to meet.
Mr.. and Mrs. e.. A. futile, of Wash
ington, ID. c., are expected TO arrive in
WauSau the latter part of this week
MIR. futile has handed in bis resigua
ton as an erIploye in the government
printing office, where he has been EN-
ployed the past seven years.
Miss Gertrude Boiler returned home
last evening from Poynette, where she
had been visiting her sister. Miss
Boiler also visited Madison and during
the past three weeks has been taking q
vacation from her duties as bookkeepeI
for the firm of Ritter q Deutsch.
Airs. III. A. Beane and youngest
daughter, Eunice, arrived in the city
from their home in Rogers. Ark, last
Friday. Mr.. Bes.ne and eldest daugh.
ter came up several weeks ago and Mr..
Beane hiss gone to Ladysmith where he
will remain for the summer Mrs.
Beane and daughters will stay in Wau-
sau couple of weeks and then 90 to
Plainfeld, Wis, for an extended visit
with relatives.
Benz. f. Miller arrived in the city
from Madison Thursday evening, ac-
companied by his daughter, Mrs G. v.
Bardeen, and will visit with his son,
Elmer, for several weeks. On Sunday
Mr.. Miller celebrated his eighty first
birthday and though he has reached
that period when the burdens of well
spent life usually bend ones
figure, still Mr. Miller is as straight as
an arrow and enjoys perfect health
Indeed he is = much younger man at
eighty than are some st half that age.
He has not missed attending a national
encampinent of old soldiers in many
years and will go to the one TO be held
this year he is always welcome
visitor to his many friends in Wausau