Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-30

Leon A Lambert spent Sunday in
Marshheld.
L. A. Pradt was in Stevens Point
last Friday on legal business.
Leon A. Lambert, who is with the
N. w. R'y Co., now has run between
here and Marshfeld SO he has changed
his headquarters from Ashland to this
city.
&C. c. Yawkey went to Plum lake
Saturday morning to join his family
who are visiting at the cottage of E. A.
Gooding
VIM Waterhouse and daughter,
Cellah, and Miss Jean Powell, departed
Saturday for Half Moon lake They
will return Wednesday.
Miss Ellen Jones, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. ID. Jones, went up to Plum
lake OH Saturday morning and will be a
guest of Miss Marie Bird.
Mrs. f. H. Pardoe went to Mime
apolis on Wednesday with Mrs. Chas j.
Wintoa and made the trip back to Wan
sau in Mr.. Winton's auto car.
Robert Briggs. of Gary, Indiana,
was here several days the past week
on legal business and visiting with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Briggs.
-Messrs. and Mesdames IL. A.
Schmidt, Henry Ruder and Geo. Lee
departed last week for Arbor Vitae for
an outing of u week or ten days.
Mrs. Cyrus Burnham and Miss
Elizabeth Downer of Littleton, N H.,
are guests of DR.. and Mrs. e. r. Bug
bee The former is sister of Mrs. Bug
bee.
Mrs. Fred Boiler, Sr., and daugh
ter. Gertrude, returned Wednesday
from Laona, where they spent two
weeks visiting their son and brother,
Rev. Fred Boiler.
Sam Wells, George Bahr, Argyle
johnson, Hugh Williams and Alfred
Crandall, who had been camping up on
Big Tomahawk, have returned to their
homes in Wausau.
Senator James Wright, of Merrill,
came down on Saturday evening in his
Pierce Arrow automobile. He was ac-
companied by friends. They returned
the same evening.
Mrs. AL. Paranto has returned
home from Oshkosh, where she had
been confined in st. Marys hospital for
several weeks. She has now almost
recovered from the operation.
Mrs w H. Dick, of New London,
is guest of Mrs. q. & Parlin and will
remain here several weeks. When she
departs from the city she will go to
Philips, Miss, to join her husband, and
where they will make their home in the
future.
Col. and Mrs. George W. Bird, of
Madison, arrived in the city Friday
evening, and remained over night at
the home of their son, G. b. Bird. They
were accompanied by their little
nephew, Will Warren, of Chicago. All |
accompanied Mr. Bird to his cottage on |
Plum lake Saturday where they will |
visit for time.
The Misses Clara Heiling, Mae
Doonen, Lille GritZmacher, Mary |
Jaeger. Elizabeth Slayinski and Helen
Weiland, clerks in the Heinemann
store, who had been enjoying a weeks
outing up on Clear lake, returned home
Friday evening All report very en-
joyable time and bear evidences of be-
ing out in the sun.
Mrs. Robert Flaherty departed last t
for Hazelhurst to join her hns-
band and where she will again make
her home, the household goods having
been shipped mp several days ago. Mrs
and daughter, Miss Jessie,
came to Wausau to reside, few years
400, in order TO secure better school
advantages for the latter. Miss Jessie
was graduated from our high school in
June. hence their return to Hazelhurst.
All deeply regret their departure. Miss
Jessie will remain in Wausau until next
week. "