Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-16

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weeks.
Al. Paronto visited over Sunday
with his wife in Oshkosh, who is con-
fined in hospital, and found her much
improved.
II Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zietlow, who
have been visiting with the former
parents in this city, returned to Winona
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs James McCrossen are
coming east from Pasadena, California,
aud are expected to be in Wausau in
about six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Heidschmidt, of
Cleveland, o., are here visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Binzer. The ladies
mentioned are sisters
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Laabs went up
to Plum lake last Friday to open the
cottage of A. L. Kreutzer. They were
accompanied by Knox Kreutzer.
Miss Elizabeth Leedom, of Milwau-
kee, passed through Wausau, Saturday,
on her way to Plum lake. She is a
guest of Miss Virginia Manson.
Harold Culver, principal of the
Franklin school, returned to his home
in Stevens Point last Wednesday, after
completing his part of the work of TAX
ing the school census.
-Mesdames John Manser, A. V.
Gearhart and L. E. Spencer went to
Merrill, Wednesday, in the Manser
automobile. They spent the day with
Mrs. George Langley.
The Miss Irma Hessel of Amigo;
Miss Marie Rohr, of Manitowoc, and
Miss Ruby Koenig, of Two Rivers, have
been the guests of Miss Imogene Har-
ger and Miss Amy Rosenberg the past
week
Miss Gertrude Boiler departed last
week for Laona, where she will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boiler, Jr. She is
taking two weeks vacation from her
duties as bookkeeper for Ritter &
Deutsch.
Justice j. B. Winslow, who had
been spending week at Neal Brown s
cottage on Plover, was guest at the
home of A. L. Kreutzer on Friday He
departed for his home in Madison on
Saturday morning.
Miss Edith and Will Hughes came
over from Amigo on Wednesday to
join their parents and make this city
their home. Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes are
now occupying the VIM. Wilson resi-
denee, on Fourth street, just vacated
by P. q. Hart and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Bird and chill
dren Marie and George, will go up to
Plum lake Thursday, where they will
occupy their cottage and remain until
September, with the exception of .dr
Bird, who will be there all the time he
can get away from business.
Judge Henry Miller returned home
last Friday evening from Milwaukee,
where he attended the animal meeting
of the Wisconsin County Judges as
ISOLATION. he refused to be elected
again as treasurer of the organization,
having had enough glory, he says.
j. w. Lamphier arrived in the city
last Tuesday from Monmouth, H., On a
visit to relatives and friends Mr.
Lamphier has held the position of chief
engineer in a large electric light plant
of that city, and he will go to Chicago
in about two weeks to accept position
there.
Mrs r l.. Estes, of Madison, is Wis
iting at the home of her father, S s.
Armstrong. She was accompanied
here by her sister, Miss Gertrude Arm
strong, who recently completed a
course in the Milwaukee normal school
and who has since been visiting in the
southern part of the state.
-Assemblymen Marquardt and
Schmidt have concluded their work in
the legislature and returned to their
homes in this county. Mr. Marquardt
is of the opinion that legislative office
is unremunerative; since being in Madi-
son, he says, his farm has been neglect
ed and he is financial loser.
Among those who were entertained
at Neal Browns sun rner home, out on
Flower the past week, were John B.
Winslow, of Madison, Justice of the
Supreme Court of Wisconsin; B. B.
Park, of Stevens Point; NJ B. Rosen-
berry, A T. Kreutzer. G. d. Jones, L.
A. Pradt, C. c. Yawkey and Walter
Alexander.
Ed. Nichols departed last Tuesday
evening for the West, where he ex-
pected to visit two brothers whom he
had not seen in fifty years. One is liy-
ing in Holbrook. Ariz., the. other in
Bakersfield, Cal Before bis return he
will visit other points in the West,
among them Kennewick, Ore, where
his daughter resides.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N Larson and chill
dren, who were over TO Shaw ano lake
for an outing, found it necessary to re-