Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-06-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Anthony Guenther of Knowlton,
is in thescity for few days.
-Judge.B. 5. Park ofStevens Point.
was in the city Saturday, the guest Of
Neal Brown.
Laurence Johnson returns home
from Carroll college, Wankesha, the
last of the week.
DR.. L. E. Spencer arrived home
Saturday evening from business trim
in different places in the state.
Wynn Gillian, who has been at
tending Carroll college, will arrive in
the city Saturday to spend his yaca-
tion.
Miss Louise Stuhlfauth, who has
been supervisor of music in the pub
lie schools of Merrill, arrived in the
city Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. C. II. Wegner de-
parted fer their cottage at Half Moon
lake Saturday evening, and viii re-
turn tomorrow.
Miss Helen Hudson, who has
been supervisor of drawing in the
public schools of Merrill, arrived
home Wednesday.
Miss Wilma Burt win graduate
from the Deaf school in Milwaukee on
Thursday, June Goth, and will arrive
In Wausau the following day.
Miss Grace Hamacker of Stevens
Point, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her sister, Miss Edith Hamacker,
one Of The teachers in the Training
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morisette
visited their sons in Marion during
the past week. The latter are now
actively engaged in the lumber bust
ness in that village
Fred Kickbusch of Chicago ar
rived in the city Thursday morning
for visit with relatives ard friends.
He has been on concert tour through
the South during the past winter.
DIR. and Mrs. P. A. Riebe and
Miss Gretchen Paff departed for Half
Moon lake on Saturday morning. The
latter returned Sunday evening and
DR.. and Mrs. Riebe will return next
Sunday.
Miss Alice Hudson, student of
the University of Wisconsin,, will ar
rive home Saturday. She will remain
at home one week, and will then re-
turn to Madison to attend the sum
mer school.
"A. r. Oelhafen, T. ]. Strong, T.
j. Houlehan and G. A. Foss motored
down from Tomahawk Sunday after
noon, had supper at the Hotel Bells
and returned home in their car later
in the evening,
Miss Estelle Gillian, who has
been teaching in Ely, Mimi, the past
year, will depart on Saturday for
Winona, to visit her sister, Mrs. Ray
Hanover, and will then come to Wau-
sau 20 spend her vacation.
Miss Josephine Collins, who has
been teaching school at Stanley, Wis,
has finished her years work and ar
rived home Saturday. Miss Collins
has accepted position for next year
in the city schools in Merrill.
Miss Selma Paff, who has been
teaching in deaf school in Eau
Claire, will arrive home tomorrow.
In about two weeks she will derart
for Boston, Mass, - attend summer
school for six weeks. She will go
back to Eau Claire in the fall and
teach in the deaf school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Scharbau re-
turned home Thursday from their
trip to Europe, on a social and plea
sure visit to relatives and friends for
about six months. If the Titanic
had delayed its maidentrip one month
longer they would have been aboard
of her and probably would have per-
ished in the disaster of that vessel.
Mrs. Eli r. Chase of Martinez,
Cal, is expected to arrive in the city
the first part of next week. She will
visit at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
s. Treadeau. Mrs. Chase grew to
womanhood in Wausau and with her
husband went to Iowa to live about
43 years ago. From there they went
to California. Mr.. Chase was one of
Wausau's first lawyers. He died the
past spring
There still are seven hundred de
signs of wall paper to select from. III
you wish to get good paper for little
money, better come while the selec-
tion is still completely. G. Calies.