Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-06-23

Mao Montgomery has returned |
home from Carroll college, from which
Institution he was graduated last week.
Don Montgomery, who was gradu-
ated from Carroll college last week. is
out on camping trip. for week or
more.
MIR. and Mrs. 10 Means and Geo.
Chatham went up to the Means cot |
tage on Plum lake last Friday and re-
manned until last evening.
Walter Kiefer, who is out on a Camp
ing trip, will not return home for a
week or ten days. He has been attend
ing Carroll college the past year.
Harry Ellis, well known in the city.
late with the Winninger show, has de-
parted for his home in Eau Claire. All
of the other people with the show have
left or will leave for their respective
homes.
Bob McConkey who has been filling
vaudeville engagement at the
Majestic and visiting old friends, will
depart Friday evening for Minneapolis,
where he will open an engagement
Monday.
Mrs. c. S. Davenport and daughter,
Miss Helen,- of Pueblo, Colorado, ar
rived in the city OF Thursday and will
spend the summer with the formers
mother, Mrs. H. C. Baker and sister,
Mrs. P. o. Means.
Miss Catherine Cramer, librarian,
is attending meeting of the American
Library association, which is being held
at Minnetonka, near Minneapolis. Ger
trade Pierce and Halle Haskin are in
charge of the library during Miss Cra-
mer's absence.
Mrs. Nj. Derthick and son, of Madi-
son have Joined Mr.. Derthick, who
has been here several weeks, organic
ing the Euterpisn society. Mrs. Der
thick is the possessor of an excellent
soprano voice. She sang two numbers
in the Universalist church at the Sun
day morning services.
| Herbert s. Underwood, of Boston,
Mass, visited with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs j. A. Underwood few days
last week. He returned home Sunday
evening. Mr.. Underwood is editor of
the Morning Advertiser and Evening
Record of that city He came west to
attend the republican national conven-
| ton. N
w. r. Chellis, who was appointed
an assistant to w. f. Stone of Mary
land, serg eant-at-arms of the republican
national convention returned home
Sunday noon, accompanied by his wife,
who had been visiting relatives in
Mansion. Billy reports that he had an
excellent time ana saw few thousand
people.
Earl Lake departed for Madison on
Friday to take course in the summer
school of the state university He was
accompanied by his mother, Mrs. G..
w. Lake, who will return in a few days.
/ Mrs. Lake and daughter, Miss Dora,
viii 60 to Madison in a few weeks to
reside, at least until Earl finishes his
course in the university.
| w. n Allen and E. S. Lille re-
turned Wednesday from Louisiana,
where they had been looking over tim
Der lands. They were driven out of
the country by the excessive heat and
the red bug. The latter is an insect
peculiar to that country which for in
dustry in puncturing ones skin is said
to have flea beaten forty ways.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Zahn, of Ell
Paso, Texas, arrived in Wausau last
Saturday on visit to the formers par
ents, Mr. and Mrs j. E. Zahn. For
seven or eight years, Chas. Zahn occu-
pied position on the PILOT. Since
then he spent several years in the best
printing offices in Racine, and later
took a four years course in Wheaton
college, and two years ago he was
married and he and Mrs, Zahn went to
Ell Paso to reside and this has been their
first trip east since that time. They
are very much in love with Ell Paso and
its surroundings and it would take ex-
| traordinary inducements to persuade
them to come back to Wisconsin or
Illinois. Mr.. Zahn is foreman in the
| large plant of the Briue-Rood Printing
Co. They will start on their return
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