Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-06-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Paul Struck was in Calumet. |
Mich, most of the past week.
Adlai Peth has gone to Plum lake |
where he will remain for the summer. |
A. L. nreutzer spent part of |
the past week in Milwaukee on bust |
ness
Miss Ada Benson, of Milwaukee.
was guest of Miss Phoebe Jones the
past week.
Edward Boles came home from
Miles City, Mont, to visit during com
mencement week.
Louis Dionne has returned to his
home in this city, from school, at
Netre Dame, Ind.
Miss Isabelle Livingston, of Mer-
rill, was a guest of Miss Cornelia Nc
Crossen the past few days.
Mark and Harye Scholfield will
go to Plum lake next Saturday for an
outing of six or eight weeks.
Mrs. w. o. Lindsey of Lake Forest,
H., is visiting with her parents, Hon.
and Mrs. Alexander Stewart.
Miss Florence Kollock of Stevens
Point, is visiting friends in the city
and is guest of Miss Marie Brands.
Norman Stone will depart for
Virginia City, Mimi, next Friday.
where he viii remain during the sum-
mer.
w. B. Scholfield who had been
spending a week at his cottage at
Plum lake, returned home Wednes-
day.
Geo. Silverthorn, Geo. Wilson,
Guy Gooding and Frank Norton have
returned from their weeks outing at
High lake which is north of Star.
Rev. Brigham departed last even
ing for Appleton to attend the COM
mencement of Lawrence university
which takes place today and tomor-
row.
Miss Thornton, who has been at
the j. M. Smith residence for the
past year, departed Sunday evening
for points in Ohio, where she will
visit until fall.
Wallace Schymanski came home
from Bruce, Wis, to graduate with
the high school senior class. He has
been up to Bruce since he finished his
studies last spring. y
Mrs. A. L. Kreutzer and daugh-
ter Miss Ruth, and son Knox, de-
| parted last evening for Duluth, to Wis
| it for few weeks with Mrs. Kreutzer's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Knox.
Victor Klecker, of the firm of
Pfeiffer & Kicker, proprietors of the
Scott street meat market, departed
for Chicago on Saturday evening, to
| purchase car load of cattle for their
| market.
Mrs. III. G. Head, of Amigo, at
tended the commencement exercises
in this city on Wednesday, at which
| her nieces, the Misses Ethel and
| Florence Thomas, graduated. She re-
| turned home Friday evening
Miss Virginia Manson returned
from a weeks stay 40 Plum lake at
| the Scholtield cottage, on Friday
evening. Rufe Manson, who also went
up to the cottage, remained and will
stay at Plum lake during the summer.
Miss Edith Grout, who has been
absent from her home in this city for
the past two years visiting with her
aunt in California, returned on
Wednesday evening. She was met in
Menasha by her mother, Mrs. A. H.
| Grout.
Mrs. Margaret Scholfield, who has
been travelling and visiting in the
| West since the holidays, returned to
her home in this city on Saturday
| morning. She spent goodly share of
her time in Berkeley, and other points
in California.
| Will Spencer has gone to Mellen,
| Wis, where he has accepted a position
with the Mellen Lumber company.
| Will is one of WauSau's most capable
! young men and that coupled with his
| energy and ambition will bring him
to the front very rapidly.
| Miss Nina Kickbusch went to
| Houghton, Mich, on Thursday, to
visit with Miss Helen Gebhart, who
is teaching in that city. Both young
ladies will return to WauSau in
| course of week and will make the
trip from Houghton to Chicago by
| boat.
B. f. Wilson will depart some
| time this week for British Columbia
where he goes on business and pleasure.
| He will later 60 TO Seattle where he
will join Mrs. Wilson and daugh-
tiers who will go to the Pacific coast,
and together they will visit the expo
sition.
&C. G. Parlin departed for Europe
on Friday and as before stated by the
Pilot, will sail from New York Thurs
day, June 18th. He will conduct
party of nine or more abroad, going
to Italy, Switzerland, Germany France,
England and other countries. He ex-
poets to return about Sept. lst.
Miss Bessie Barnum came down
from Lake Shishebogema and re-
manned over night at the home of her
sister, Mrs. A. V. Gearhart, and on
Sunday she departed for 81. Paul.
She will return the latter part of this
week and viii be accompanied home
by Mrs. NJ. HI. Barnum who has been
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