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

Judge and Mrs. A. III. Reid were
in Merrill on Saturday.
&c. E. Hutton, principal of the
high school at Athens, is in the city
visiting.
Albert kaufman came down
from Ingram and spent Saturday in
Wausau.
Miss Florence Brown of Neenah,
/ is visiting her cousin, Miss Cornelia
McCrossen.
Ed. Mumm was up to Tomahawk
the past week in the interests of A.
w. Mumm.
H. B. Huntington, who had been
| visiting in LaCrosse, returned to Wau-
sau on Wednesday.
Miss Florence kellock, who was
visiting in Wausau, has returned to
her home in Stevens Point.
| VIM. Merklein, Jr., departed for
Hazelhurst yesterday, where he will
visit with his brother Max.
| Aug. Kickbusch and Dr. ]. j.
Bellin, went to Appleton Wednesday,
in the formers automobile
Miss Margaret Murray returned
home from Mt. Holyoke college, South
Hadley, Mass, on Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Flieth, accompanied
by her children, went to Oshkosh last
Thursday to visit with her mother.
Frank Mumm went to Cincinnati
yesterday noon to join his father.
Frank will be absent during the sum
mer.
Miss Ruth Lobbell of Chicago,
will arrive in the city next Friday and
will be guest OF Miss Cornelia Nc
CroSsen.
J Mark Scholfeld went to the
Scholfield cottage on Plum lake last
: Sunday and will spend the summer
i up there.
| Mrs. Chef Werden, of Mason, Wis,
is in the city attending the 5. 5. con-
vention. Mrs. Werden was formerly a
resident of Wausau.
r The Misses Gladys and Irene
Johnson have returned home from
/ Lawrence university, where they have
! been attending school
: Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Grout and
daughter, Miss Edith, departed fol
f | Menasha on Thursday They will re
, turn the last of this week.
/ Mrs. w. B. Scholfield and Sol
Harve, went up TO their cottage OF
f Plum lake this morning, and will bt
e absent during the summer.
: Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Huffman spent
. the past week. in Ingram, Wis.
: visiting at the home of their Sol
e Albert. They returned home Satur
r day.
+ Mrs. NJ. b. Rosenberg and daugh
i ter, Catherine, are visiting in Mime
i apolis, with Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
V Rosenberg. They departed Frida.
J. evening.
f Mrs. G. d. Jones went to Fond
du Lac Sunday, called there by thu
s sickness of her mother. She tool
n Miss Mae Bates, graduated nurse
e with her.
J Mrs. M. H. Barnum and daughter
Miss Bessie, who had been visiting a
|. the home of Mrs. A. V. Gearhart ant
r family, returned to Lake Shishebog
. ema on Saturday.
l Ross Beebe arrived in the cit.
last week and will remain here dur
o ing the summer. Mr.. Beebe has beel
: teaching in Rochester, Mimi, tn
a past year. Next year he will teach il
e the city schools of Minneapolis.
Alexander MacClintock, of Lex
. ington, KY, visited at the home o
e Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. McCrossen owe
;. Sunday He was on his way to Plum
/ lake where he will spend the summe
at the university camp and for which
place he departed this morning.
| l..
9 were called to Minneapolis Wednes
h day on account of the serious Hines
of the latter's sister, Miss Molli
. Lawson. Late reports say the younl
lady's condition is critical. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Laabs returned home Sunday.
s Robert Kickbusch and Mrs. Pau
KickbuSch were called TO Hot Spring
a few days ago on account of the seri
Gus condition of the latter'S HUSBAND
who has been i'll for some time. Late
50 adyiceS stated that his condition ha
. improved. Robert returned DURING
the week while Mrs. Kickbush re
manned with her husband.
Fred Fromm of Hamburg anC
! Fred Prehn of Marathon, departed TO
Madison yesterday morning. Boil
have sons who will graduate from thu
state university this week. The
formers son, Arthur, will graduate
from the department of Letters anC
Science and the latter's son, Arthur
will graduate from the department
Of law.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K Farrell, who
had been visiting old friends in Wau.
sau for the past two weeks, departed
for st. Paul on Friday. After short
; stay there with their son, they will
: return to their home in Everett,
Washington. They like the West
very much but they also are very
much attached TO Wausau and its
people While here Mr.. Farrell came
very near disposing of his property at
the corner of Third and Forest streets.
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