Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Robert w. GoodWillie is visit |
ing in Port Huron, Mich
Mrs Alice Fleming, OF Merrill,
visited in the city on Thursday
Miss Daisy Rogers and Ruth
Hooper, visited in Merrill on Wednes-
day.
John Hinrichs, ex-county treasurer,
was in from the town of Hamburg Fri
day.
Miss Grace Turner visited in Edgar
last week with Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Gamble.
Miss Garry, of Fond dn Lac, is visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. B II. Conlin
and family.
MIR. and and Mrs. A. N. Sicard, of
Fort Smith, Arkansas, visited in Wau-
sau last week.
Miss Susie Underwood went to Chi
cago on Thursday, where she will make
an extended visit
Mrs, P. o. Means attended the
graduation exercises of the Stevens
Point Normal school last Friday.
-Cellah Waterhouse, who has been
teaching school near Athens, came
home Thursday evening to spend her
vacation.
M. j. Colby, who had been in the
city for q short time, on business with
the Curtis & Tale CO., returned to
Pittsburg on Friday.
Mrs A l.. kreutzer and children
Ruth and Knox, and Frances and Mary
Winton, who had been visiting them,
all went to Duluth on Thursday.
| Mrs. Patrick Delaney was called to
Green Bay Saturday by the announce
ment that her father, Thos. Sheehy,
was dead. The funeral was held yes
terday.
Mrs. Jos. Braun. of Athens, was
called here Thursday by the illness of
her mother Mrs. Jos. Heinemann The
latter is somewhat improved at this
writing.
| N E. Pardee returned home from
Madison. Friday evening where ne at
tended the exercises of the university
and a reunion of his fraternity Phi
Delta Theta
Mrs W. G. Dickens departed Sat
urday for Oshkosh to attend the we'd
ding of her neice, Miss Maude Largay,
to Stephen Boyle. Northern Pacific
BY. conductor.
j. f. Lamont, in company with
John Seubert of Marathon City, and
John Salter of Colby, departed last
week for the state of Louisiana, where
he will look over timber lands
| Miss Daisy Rogers departed for her
home in Appleton, Friday. During her
vacation she will attend the Curry
School of Oratory in Boston and return
in the fall to take up her duties as teacher
of elocution in the high school.
Donald Gooding arrived home
Wednesday from the n w Military
academy at Highland Park, H., from
which he graduated last Tuesday Mrs.
Gooding attended the commencement
exercises and returned home at the
same time.
Miss Cora Tressider departed for
her home in Hazelgreen, last Friday.
Miss Tressider has been teacher in
our city schools for several years, and
her hosts of friends deeply regret that
she has decided not to return and teach
here next year.
Frederic Cranefield, secretary of the
State Horticultural society, was in the
city Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, looking after the spraying of the
| Wausau trial orchard. Mr.. Cranefeld
has another article in this weeks PILOT
| which all farmers should read
Ed j. Falk returned home from
Denver, Colorado, last Thursday even
ing. He has been travelling in the
Indian Territory, Texas and Colorado
since last October. He will stay here
until some time in the fall, when he will
go west again. He likes Texas very
much.
Emil, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Kollath of this city, who graduated from
Eaton Lutheran Evangelical college,
Elmhurst, Ill.,, returned to his home in
Wausau on Wednesday morning. He
will remain here until September when
he will enter the st. Louis Lutheran
Evangelical college for three years
course. Miss Matilda Kollath attended
the graduation exercises at Elmhurst