Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-12-17
1.-THE HOLIDAY SEASON HERE.
The Home Coming Festivities and Exchange of Greetings
and Gifts Will Make the Week Happy One.

Before the people of Wausau will
hardly be aware of it, the holidays will
be upon them. The week promises to
be very happy one in the many home
comings, exchange of greetings, gifts,
etc. Socially, it will be one round Of
pleasure. There is, seemingly, at this
time going to be one draw back and
that Il, not snow enough for sleighing
We may have it by the 25th, but we
need it now to make all feel that the
Christmas season is at hand. The
merry jingle of sleigh bells adds a
certain life TO the holiday season that
nothing else can.
There will be an exodus of school
teachers from our city during the holt
day season, serious to contemplate. 1t
means that about as many young ladies
will leave Wausau for their respective
homes in other places as there are
young ladies who will come to their
homes in Wausau. The city schools
close on Friday; also the training and
agricultural schools.
In most, if not all, of the school build
ings in the city, there will be Christmas
exercises on Friday.
Mitchell Stewart, of Virginia City,
Mimi, is home for the holidays.
Abel Bugbee, of Ripon college, will
spend the holidays at his home in Wau-
sau.
Mac Montgomery will come home
from the Rush Medical college for the
holidays.
Hugh Durkee will come to his home
for the holidays from Purdue college,
Lafayette, Ind.
Miss Gwendoline Curran will be at
home for the holidays from her school
at Sinsinawa, Wis.
Miss Edna Shatto, OF the Milwaukee
normal, will come to her home in Wau-
sau for the holidays.
Lloyd Wells, who is attending Racine
college, will return to his home this
week for the holiday vacation.
Miss Helen Hudson will come home
from the Art Institute, Chicago, and
remain until after the holidays.
Miss Gertrude Corwith will return
home from Rockford college. Rockford,
H., on Saturday evening for the holt
days.
Miss Margaret Murray will return
home for the holidays on Friday morn
ing from Mt. Holyoke college, South
Hadley, Mass.
Miss Ethel Roberts is expected to ar
rive home from Albany, N. Y, on Fri
day or Saturday, to spend the holidays
at the Pardee nome.
Mark and Harvey Scholfield and
Donald Gooding, will arrive home from
Ames college, Ames, Ia, for the holt
days, on Saturday.
Miss Margaret Young, who is attend
ing the Stout training school at Menom-
onie, will return TO her home in Wausau
on Fridav morning for the holidays.
The Misses Katherine Manson, Orpha
Jones and Katherine Bissell, are ex-
pected home on Friday or Saturday,
from Vassar college, Poughkeepsie, N.
Y.
Fred Sexmith, and Thorpe Edmonds,
and the Misses Elsie Smithies, Gladys
johnson, Madge Young and Blanche
Lampert, will reach their homes on
Saturday for the holidays.
Miss Amy Rosenberg from Escanaba,
Mich, and Miss Sadie Rosenberg,
from Downer college, Milwaukee, will
return to their home for the holidays
the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Kreutzer, and
children, Ruth and Knox, will leave
next Monday for Duluth to spend the
holiday season with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Knox.
The Misses Helen Winton and Mar
garet Bissell will arrive at their homes
in Wausau from the Copen school at
Northampton, Mass, the latter part
of the week, for the holiday season,
Miss Frances Albers, University
of Wisconsin, and Miss Irene Albers,