Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-06-30

will spend the summer.
"A. A. Book returned home Friday
from Lansing, Ia, where he had been
attending home coming.
John and Chas. Winninger departed
Saturday for New York City. Frank
followed them on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Manser and
daughter, Miss Inez, have returned
nome from their western trip.
Mrs. Job Vaughan and son, Carmi,
departed Saturday noon for Jefferson
City, for visit with relatives.
Elmer Young returned home from
Waukesha, Wednesday, where he had
been attending Carroll college.
Mrs. F. B. Jennerjahn of Sturgeon
Bay and two children are visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs w r. Chellis.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cooney and son,
Dan, of Grand Rapids, are in the city
visiting with the formers mother, Mrs
Henry Martini.
Mrs. arthur Short, who had been
here to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Esther Short. returned to her home in
Edgerton yesterday.
Hiram Knox and son, of Livingston,
Texas, who have been visiting at the
home of A. L Kreutzer, departed Sun
day evening for Duluth.
j. A. Burrichter, manager of the
Majestic theatre, departed for his home
in st. Paul Saturday, where he will re-
main while the theatre is closed.
Arnold Gritzmacher departs to-
night for Elkhorn, where be will work
in a barber shop. For nearly year he
was employed in the Binzer shop.
j r Bloom of Menasha, deputy
state factory inspector, has been invest
igating conditions in Wausau's indus
trial institutions the past few days.
Miss Florence Gilbert and brother,
Charlie, departed for Grand Rapids,
Mimi, last Thursday to visit at the
home of their uncle, w. c. Gilbert.
M. Ii. Duncan, Geo. Halder and
Val Ringle returned yesterday from
lake Gogebic, whore they had been fish
ing trout. They were quite successful
Mr. and Mrs. w I'll. Bissell and the
Misses Katharine and Margaret and
Master Walter, will take trip TO Fond
du Lac tomorrow, going in their auto
mobile.
DIR. d. j Ryan, who came here from
Chicago to build up practice of medi
cine, has disposed of his interest to his
partner, DR.. Zilisch, and has returned
to Chicago.
Miss Margaret Alexander departed
for Milwaukee this morning to visit
with her sister, Mrs Frank Dana. She
was accompanied by her little nephew,
Jennings Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Bird and Mr..
and Mrs. NJ Derthick were guests of
Neal Brown at his cottage on Plover
iasl Wednesday. They made the trip
liz Mr.. Browns auto.
Miss Emma Pardee will depart to-
morrow for a visit in the East. She will
meet her cousin, Miss Ethel Roberts in
Albany, N. Y. They will spend some
time at the sea shore.
DIR. and Mrs L. E. Spencer went to
Milwaukee on Wednesday. The former
went down to attend meeting of the
state board of health. They returned
home on Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Plumer, Mr..
and Mrs James McCrossen and the
Mesdames n T. Kelly and g. F. Bells
took ride to Marathon City, Thurs
day in the Plumer automobile
Ben, Mac and Frank Alexander,
who had been visiting in Waupaca and
in Portage county, returned to their
homes in Wausau Sunday morning.
They made the trip on horseback.
DR. j. E. McKahan departed Satur-
day for Eau Claire, where he will visit
for few days and then 90 to Chicago,
of Dental Surgery for a post graduate
course.
Judge Henry Miller departed Sun
day evening for Milwaukee where he
will attend meeting of the Wisconsin
County Judges association. Mr. Mil
Ter was, until last year, treasurer of the
association.
Mrs. H. H. Hadley, of Oak Park,
Ill, who came up to attend the funeral
of her aunt, Mrs Esther Short, will re-
main and visit at the home of her par
ents, Judge and Mrs. Silverthorn for
several weeks.
Miss Sophia Cramer, who is teach
er in the city sc hools of Palo Alto, Cali
fornia, arrived in Wausau last Satur-
day to spend the summer vacation with
her mother, Mrs. Dorothea Cramer,
and other relatives.
Mrs. Jones and the Misses Orpha
and Dell Marshall of Dennison, la, are
visiting at the home of MIR. and Mrs. e.
ID Jones. The former is the mother Of
Mrs. G.. d. Jones, and the Misses
Marshall are sisters of Fay Marshall of
this city.
-Chas. Gritzmacher will depart to-
morrow for Donaldson, where he will
work as a brakeman on the logging
railroad of Brown Bros. of Rhinelander.
His father, CSrl Gritzmacher, who
works for the same company as black
smith, went mp today.
Mrs. G. E. Wescott o. Ransom, n.
D., Mrs. John Nuding, OF Lidgerwood,
n d., are in the city visiting, with rela-
tiyes. They went to Edgar this noon
to visit their parents, MI and Mrs
Albert Dallmann, who win return TO
Dakota with their daughters for visit
w. H. Norman, phyical director
of the T. NJ c. A., returned Friday
evening, AFTER ABOUT HlOuiuS Az
sencence from the city. He attended
conference of physical directors, held
in Atlantic City, n j., and visited rela-
tives ia Hamilton, Ont, Detroit and
Chicago.
Miss Liberty Steobridge, as chape-
rome, and the Misses Ruth Alexander,
Ruth Winkley, Gertrude Merklein, and
Miss Rboda Hecht, of Charles City, Ia,
a guest of Miss Alexander, all went to
the Harger cottage on Plum lake on
Wednesday. They viii not return
home until the end of this week.
"A. l.. Kreutzer departed this morning
for his cottage at Plum lake, where be
will entertain a number Of gentlemen
the coming week. he was accompanied
by Senator O. W johnson, of Racine.
Some of the others whom he viii enter
tain are ex-senator j. Y Quarles, of
Milwaukee: .Fussices Ninsl0w and
Barnes. of the state supreme court
and NJ r Rosenberg of this city.