Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-06-13
PERSONALS.

Judge A. Fl. Reid went to Eagle
River yesterday to hold court.
Mrs. Chas. Burke will depart Fri
day for Manitowoc, where she viii
attend the wedding of relative.
Miss Tekla Guenther of Knowl-
ton, was in the city Saturday and
while here was a caller at the Prior
office.
Arnold Gritzmacher came nm
from Appleton Friday, to spend a
week visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Gritzmacner.
DIR. and Mrs. L. E. Spencer went
to Waukesha the past week, the lat
ter to attend the annual meeting of
the State Medical society.
&c. j. Brazee of Merrill, we'll known
to our people, was in the city Satur-
day. He was on his way home from
the G. A. R. encampment held in Green
Bay.
-Drs. L. M. Willard, S. M. B.
Smith and w. A. Green attended the
meeting of the state medical society,
held last week in Waukesha. They
made the trip each way by auto.
&C. c. Barrett, Edgar's industrious
justice of the peace and real estate
dealer and boomer of Marathon
county farm lands, was in the city
Thursday on business in his varied
lines.
Assemblyman Nicholas Schmidt of
Marathon City, will start June Is for
his native town in Germany, where
he will visit his aged mother, and
join his wife who preceded him to
the old country three months ago.
Two big touring cars flying Wau-
sau pennants and having aboard Wal
ter Alexander and w. H. Bissell and
their families, passed through Stevens
Point last Saturday morning. The
party will visit several of the New
England states.-Stevens Point Gaz-
cite.
Among the tourists passing
through Wausau in auto cars and
lodging here over night during the
past week were, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Haney, Mrs. Geo. Grunner Mrs. W.
Grunner, Miss Ruth Haney of Kewau-
nee; Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Lightbody, Mrs.
Lightbody and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy f.
Babcock of Mattoon Wis.
C. Fl. Tank of the town of Stet-
TN, who owns a new and large farm
west of the Jacob Kolter place, was
in the city Friday on business and
while here dropped into the PILoI
office. He reports the crops fine in
his neighborhood, particularly the
hay yield, and>says it is already high
enough to cut, if the wet weather
would let up for spell.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Maxson de.
parted yesterday for Shell, Wyoming,
where they visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Even, (the latter being their daugh.
ter until next November They will
visit enroute, at Stratford and Min.
neapolis. They have rented their
home on east McIndoe street, in
this city, to j. B. Kaufman for one
year. Their many Wausau friends
trust that they will have a pleasant
and enjoyable summer and return in
| excellent health.
e. G. Kretlow, Nick Gender and
Gus. Ringle of this city, and A. W.
Puchner of Edgar departed Friday
evening for Pittsburg, to attend the
national skat tournament, which be-
gan Saturday evening. Their train
was due to arrive in Pittsburg at
p. m. that day, in time for the open
ing. From Pittsburg they will visit
Washington and Baltimore and take
an ocean trip up to New York. They
will also take the scenic trip up the
Hudson river and visit other points
OF interest in the East They expect
to be gone about ten days. About
200 skat players from Wisconsin are
III attendance and MesSrs. KretloW
and Gender are two of the delegates
| elected at the winter meeting of the