Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-06-20

TO the city on Friday.
-C. B. Bird went to Amigo Friday
on legal business, and was accompan-
led by his son George.
Mrs. NJ. Sherwood will depart the
latter part of this week for Blaine,
Wash, on an extended visit.
Mrs. w. e. Curtis and children
returned on Friday evening from
Oshkosh, where they had been visit
ing for several days.
Mrs. S. S. M eservey was called to
Chicago Thursday noon by dispatch
announcing that her grand child
Caroline Sexton, recently born, was
very seriously i'll.
Mrs. w. r. Scholfield and little
son, of Eldora, Ia, arrived in Wausau
on Thursday evening. They are at
the home of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. Thayer.
L. A. Pradt went to Kenosha
Wednesday to be present at ameeting
of the board of directors of the Wis
consin State Golf association. From
there he went to Elkhorn on legal
business.
Rev. Brigham attended the COM
mencement exercises of Lawrence
college the past week. His sister,
Miss Henrietta II. Brigham was
awarded the McNaughton prize of
800 in sophomore Latin.
-Messrs. and Mesdames Chas.
Wegner, Robert Kickbusch and Aug.
Kickbusch went to Milwaukee on
Thursday morning for visit. They
returned on Sunday. The trip was
made in the kickbusch car.
Mr.. A. G. Schmidt, a former news
paper man of this city, spenu few
days with relatives here the first of
the week. Mr.. Schmidt is now engaged
in the life insurance business and
resides at Wausau.- Manitowoc Pilot.
Louis Ringle, typo oil the Mer-
rill Star-Advocate, was in the city
Thursday, on his way home from a
convention of Maccabees held in Osh-
kosh. He stopped off at his old home
city to verify a report that Rib hill
had been moved to the east side Of
the river.
The Misses Eunice and Mary
Louise Hoefer of Kansas City, Mo-,
arrived in Wausau last Saturday, and
are guests of Miss Margaret Scholfeld.
They will go to Plum lake, as soon as
their cottage is in readiness, to spend
the summer. Their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Hoefer, will join them very
soon.
Miss Gertrude James, who has
been attending jennings seminary
in Aurora, H., has returned to her
home in Wausau. She was met in
Chicago by Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. James;
the former was also in attendance at
the meeting of the National Piano
Dealers association which was held
in that city.
Hon. John Ringle spent the
past week in Sanborn, Minnesota,
where he visited his brother B. l..
Ringle. He says that in that part of
Minnesota there has been no rain
since the snow went off the ground,
| and everything is dried up, and crops
| ruined with the possible exception of
the corn. Mr.. Ringle returned home
on Friday evening.
Jacob Werle, of Wausau, is fishing
trout near Athens this week. While
at the Athens house one day last week,
he had the misfortune to painfully in
jure his left hand, that member hay-
ing been badly squeezed thru the clos
ing of door Frank Ritter and Otto
Mueller, of Wausau, also tished near
here last week, returning to Wausau
Monday evening. Athens Record.
The following party came up from
Stevens Point by automobile and
spent Thursday afternoon in Wa2sau:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. McGlachlin, the
former editor and publisher of the
Stevens Point Daily Journal; Mrs. d.
B. Berry, of Chicago; Mrs. E. Nc
Glachlin, Jr., and daughter, Elizabeth,
of Fort Mcdowell, Cal. They returned
to Stevens Point the latter part of
the afternoon.
"A party of Stevens Point citizens
came to Wausau Thursday afternoon
in automobiles, to look over st. Mary's
hospital. There is a move in their
CITY for a new hospital building,
hence the visit. The following COM
prised ehe party: DR.. G. Won Neupert,
ST.. d. f. Frost, postmaster: t. A.
Hanna, mayor: II. J. Finch, G. L.
Park. Mrs. T. II. Hanna, Mrs. c. B. i
Baker, Mrs. Chas. Corlick and Mrs. |
W. w Mitchell.
DIR. and Mrs. Emile Roy who
went to Racine last week in their
auto. the former to attend the ardual |
meeting of the State Medical Society, |
on their way home stopped at Ripon
for their daughter, Miss Jeanne, who
had been a student at Ripon college
the past year. They we're also accom-
panied from that city by Miss Ella
Stressguth of Arlington, Minnesota,
who visited them several days before
returning home,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. a. Babc0ck took
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