Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-06-22
PERSONAL MENTION.


Mrs. A. w. Puchner of Edgar,
spent Sunday in Wausau.
W. B. Scholfield spent Sunday at
Plum lake, returning home last even
ing.
A. L. Kreutzer departed for
-Msadison last evening on legal bust
ness.
Louis Pradt, Jr., departed yester-
day for Occnomowoc on visit of sew
eral weeks.
Fred Sexsmith is out on camp
ing expedition with students of
Lawrence university.
Walter Benson, who is one OF the
instructors in Armour institute, Chi
cago, is home for vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Haase, who had
been visiting in Blue Earth and Mimi
eapolis, returned home Saturday.
Jos. Jogerst, architect, has
packed up his belongings and moved
to st. Paul, where he will locate.
Judge Reid and Geo. Hart de-
parted for Rhinelander yesterday
where term of court will be held.
Win Gillian, who had been at
tending Carroll college, is home to
spend his vacation. He arrived Sat
urday.
Frank Morley, who had been visit
ing his young friends in the city re-
turned to his home in Madison on
Friday.
Mrs. John Mathie and children
departed yesterday for Green Bay,
where they viii visit Mrs. Mathie's
relatives.
The Misses Louise Merklein, Amy
Miller and Elsie Messeryey visited in
Merrill Sunday. The latter remained
over Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Abel, of Moon,
spent Saturday in the city, and at
Schofield visiting the formers mother
Mrs. John Abel.
Miss Virginia Manson departed
for Plum Lake on Saturday. She will
remain at the Scholfield cottage dur
ing the summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Fosse OF
Poynette, who had been attending
the Graebel-Boller wedding, returned
to their home Thursday.
| "A. f. Dretzke, who has charge OF
the advertising department of the
Wood County Daily Reporter, is spend
inea week in the city visiting friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter d. Alex
ander, who have been visiting in the
| city for few days, returned to theil
home in Bloomington, H., last even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Exley anc
children of Menasha, are in the city
visiting relatives. Both Mr.. and Mrs
Exley were former residents o.
Wausau.
DIR. H. d. Single of Amigo, was
in the city on Thursday. He was OF
his way home from Lacrosse where
he had been to attend the dentists
convention.
| Mrs. Otto Mathie and children
who had been visiting in Merrill efol
several days, returned home Sunday
Mr. Mathie went up and accompanied
them home.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ploss, who
had been on trip of two weeks, visit
in Chicago, Milwaukee, Waukeshs
and other places, returned home
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Henry Etter and little son
of Wimbledon, n. Dakota, are in TIT
city visiting the lady's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. VIM, Kukuck, and other rel
atiyes and friends. nj
Norman Stone departed last even
ing for Virginia City, Mimi, where
he will spend the summer learning
the lumber business. He will be will
his uncle, Mitchell Stewart.
Anton Mehl, president of th'
asylum board of trustees for Mara
| tnon county, attended the state con
vention ofs asylum superintendent
and matrons held at Madison.
Mrs. Herman Sense and children
of Bayfield,, are visiting the lady's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius COLI
They will be joined by Mr.. Sense in {
few days and will visit until after TIT
Fourth.
| John A. Rooms, who has been or
an automobile trip through the East
as chauffeur for w. H. Bissell, returned
I home Sunday. The Pierce Arrow
automobile was shipped back TO Wau
sau from Buffalo.
The annual convention of the
Wisconsin Pharmaceutical association
meets in Elkhart this week, beginning
| today. 1t is being attended by w
w. Albers and Fred Weichman, the
former being president OF the organ
ization.
Mrs. Jos. Okoneski, who moved
away from the city some years ago,
and who is now living in Minneapolis,
arrived here Saturday for a visit,
accompanied by her children. She is
a guest at t.le home of her sister-in-
law Mrs. Ed. Bonduski.
John Dern, Chas. Wegner- and
son, Ben, and Otto Mathie returned
from their weeks outing at the lakes
in Northern Wisconsin on Friday
They had fine week of sport and
came back with coating of tan upon
their faces that can only be secured