Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-06-17
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David Finn If Merrill was in the
city Saturday.
-Rube Welsh has been up at the
lakes taking vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. I'll. Ryan returned
home on Wednesday from their trip
to Milwaukee.
r. S. Dickens left on Sunday
evenings train for South Bend. Ind.
on matters of business.
&C. A. Glass left for Chicago Fri
day evening on matters connected
with his fruit business.
Neal Brown went to Milwaukee
Fsiday evening on business matters,
returning home yesterday morning.
August Rapraeger, assessor of in
comes is busy visiting all parts of
Marathon county, checking up asses
sorS.
Miss Ruth Ingram graduated
last week from the school of music in
Lawrence University and returned
home on Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. L. E. Spencer and
Dr. w. A. Ladwig departed Sunday
evenin for Minneapolis to attend the
American Medical association which
conyenes in that city this week.
ID. M. Maxson returned home
Wednesday from visit with his son
George in Wauwatosa, leaving for
Stratford the same day to visit his
son Edward, where he is to remain
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Hurley re-
turned Wednesday evening from their
wedding trip, and have taken up
their abode for the present at the
home of the groom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Hurley.
Mrs. Otis Croker of Wausau has
been visiting in the city and in com
pany with Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Vert
and Mr.. and Mrs Charles Van Bus
kirk, spent the day at Waupaca.
Stevens Point Journal.
Mrs. C. w. Harger came home
Saturday from Chicago accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Constance
whom she met there on her way home
for vacation from the Mt. Ida
School for Girls in Newton, Mass.
-Meehan Pfffner, Earl Kelly anC
the Misses Mary Sturtevant anC
Virginia Hodges drove up to Wausau
in the Pfffner car to attend the oper;
given by the Senior class of the Higl
school thece.-Stevens Point Gazette
DR.. S. NJ. B. Smith and family o
Wausau, came up in their autt
Wednesday and returned Thursday
They visited at the Frank Kollocl
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Kollock anC
Jane accompanied them for a shor
Rhinelander News.
e p. German, who attended TIM
annual state convention Of the Catho
lie Order of Foresters as a local dele
gate of that order at Eau Claire, re
turned home Wednesday. Mr.. Coz
man was elected state delegate t
the international convention to b
held in Louisville, KY, on August Isl
20. w. Sayner, proprietor of on
of the best summer resorts in north
ern Wisconsin, was in the city Fri
day. He came down to purchase SUP
plies for his resort. Mr.. Sayner ha
the past year built several new cot
tases, fixed up his grounds, put in
tennis court and croquet grounds an
has an ideal place at which to stop
Those desiring nice outing Shoul
write to Mr. Sayner. He returne
home Saturday morning.
Mrs. f. G. Boyce and daughter
Miss Edith, arrived home from Apple
ton Friday, where Mrs. Boyce ha
been to attend the graduation exel
cises at Lawrence college, Miss Edit
and Curtis Boyce were among tn
graduates. Edith received the sum
ma cum Laude, which means tn
highest honor of the four years il
college. Curtis received the JUNO
spoon for being the most all aroun'
college man in the Junior class. Fl
went to Waupaca with his Fraternit
on camping trip, arriving HON
yesterday.