Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-07-07
PERSONAL MENTION.


M. Ii. Duncan yesterday.
Judge r. b. Salter, of Colby, was
in the city today on business.
VIM. Wilson and son, James, went
to watersmeet Saturday to fish for
trout.
m. B. Rosenberg came down from
the Kreutzer cottage on Plum lake last
evening.
Max Merklein came down from
Hazelhurst and spent the Fourth with
relatives.
Fred Baerwald witnessed the Wau-
sau-Madison base ball game in Milwau-
kee, Sunday.
Harry Heinemann spent the Fourth
and Sunday at Horsehead lake, return
ing home yesterday.
Paul Quade of Port Edwards, spent
the Fourth in the city, visiting relatives
and an intended relative.
Ray Largay and Willet Cottren, of
Oshkosh, are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Dickens.
Andrew Allen, who had been visit
ing relatives in Wausau the Fourth, re-
turned TO Ingram last evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Jos. Kcmers spent
Sunday in Milwaukee, attending the
Wausau-Madison base ball game.
Mrs. w. q. Witter, of Berkeley,
Cal, who had been visiting in the East,
returned to Wausau Friday evening.
Miss Mary Hobbs, of Denton, Mary
land, arrived in the city on Thursday
and is guest of Miss Frances Albers.
Louis Palmer and Earl Dickens, of
Chicago, are visiting at the home of
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Dickens.
Miss Vera Thomas, of Milwaukee,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Ringle, and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Anderson.
Carl Haase and Frank Marquardt de-
parted yesterday for Little Arbor Vitae
and Carroll lakes, where they will
spend few days in fishing
Ben Alexander went up to Plum
lake last Wednesday to join party of
young people at the Harger cottage.
He returned home last night.
-Messrs. Neal Brown, C. c. Yawkey,
G. d. Jones and Walter Alexander re-
turned home Sunday evening from
Kreutzer's cottage on Plum lake
VIM. Schoeneberg is in Mason City,
La. He is on the auditing committee OF
the NJ B. A. and it is in the interests OF
that committee that he went there.
Miss Emma Kuhnlein of Chicago
arrived in the city last week for visit
with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs
Martin Wolslegel, who reside west OF
the city.
| Ben Wegner and Richard Goetsch
clerks in the local post office, attended
the annual state meeting of the Nation
al Association of Postal Clerks, held
last week in Oshkosh
Mrs. James Wilson went to Mime
apolis on Thursday to visit relatives
She will be met there by Mr. Wilson in
a few days and they will return to their
home in Spokane. Washington
Bert Clifford, assistant to Rev. S, N
Wilson of the Presbyterian church, de-
parted yesterday for Plum lake, where
he will be guest of Mr.. and Mrs b. A.
| Benson at the Benson Yost- KRUGER
cottage.
Mrs. M. A. Jones, of Dennison, Ia,
mother of g. ID. Jones of this city, and
Miss Belle Marshall, of the same city,
and Mrs. Sarah Gallop, of Rome, N. Y,
who have been visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Jones, depart this
evening for New York state.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph McCullock
and little son, of Ashland, visited Mr..
and Mrs. John Durkee, of Scholfield,
over the Fourth. They departed Sun
day for Kansas City, where they will
visit for week or more and then re-
turn to Wausau for another short visit.
-Mrs. C. c. Yawkey will go to Hazel
hurst tomorrow to open up the Yawkey
summer home. Miss Yawkey and
young lady guests will follow on Thurs
day. During the next two weeks there
will be given at this home two
house parties, the first one commencing
next Saturday.
John Hewlett has returned from
a trip into the Canadian Northwest.
He reports business stagnant in that
section and says all are waiting for the
enormous wheat crop of this year to be
harvested ana shipped, to revive bust.
ness. He further says that vegetation
in that section is ahead of that here.
The Misses Ruth Alexander. Ruth
Winkley, Gertrude Merklein, Rhoda
Hecht, and Ben. Alexander, all ar
rived home last night from Plum lake
They had been spendiL z ne past ten
days at the Harger cottage. Miss Strow-
bridge who chaperoned the young
people, and Miss Mary Corwith, re-
manned for few days longer.
e. E. Payne and family will depart
next Saturday for their old home in
the city of Marinette, where they
will remain until Sept. LIST. Mr.. Payne
has held the position of editorial writer