Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-08-05

Mrs. w. e. Rapraeger spent Sun
day in Edgar with friends.
Miss Selma Paff returned home
from Merrill Friday morning.
Frank Koehke returned to the
city Friday evening from Half Moon
lake.
Mrs. c. B. Pride of Appleton Wis
tied Mrs. w. L. Edmonds Saturday
afternoon.
DIR. and Mrs. Paul Riebe are go
ing to Half Moon lake next Saturday
for an outing.
Mrs. Carl Paff and children are
expected home today from an outing
at Half Moon lake.
Miss Helen Riley arrived in the
city last week to spend some time
with DR.. ana Mrs. w. A. Ladwig.
Miss Doris Kerwin left Saturday
for her home after spending short
time in this city visiting Miss Flor
ence Gilbert.
Otto Mathie and family left Sun
day for Half Moon lake, returning
Monday evening. They were guests
at the Wegner-Rlebe cottage.
Miss Florence Gilbert went to
Star Lake on Monday for a short
stay. From there she will GO TO Lake
Laura where she vii. Join the camp
/ ing party at Deerfoot Lodge.
Emory Sickler of Ringle, was in
the city yesterday on business and
gave this office pleasant call He
reports the crops being very good
around Ringle.
Mrs. Roach and daughter Miss
Nina, of Spokane, Wash, spent last
Thursday in this city at the home of
Dan Curtis, while oil their way for
visit in Merrill
George and Ernest Schlegel, and
Miss Florence Schlegel, of Athens,
and Miss Cora Arendt of Milwaukee,
spent Sunday in this city having
made the trip ii, the formers auto.
DIR. and Mrs. A. W. Jones and
son, Robert, Miss Patten of Ell Paso,
H., and Jol!a Sturtevant left Satur-
day morning for Shawano lake where
they will enjoy few weeks outing.
Miss Dorothy .Haskin, who has
been attending the Osh Josh Normal
summer school, will have finished her
course at that school this week, and
will return home the latter part of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. S. Underwood
and daughter, who have been visit
ing at the home of the formers
mother and sisters, for several days,
departed Thursday evening for their
home in Boston.
Anton Eschewig and family and
John Frederick and son departed To-
| day for Boise City, Idaho, where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Eschewig has been resident of Wau-
sau for thirty-eight years.
Mrs. ID. f. German and daugh-
tiers, the Misses Alice and Dorothy,
returned Thursday from Merrill
where they attended the funeral of
Alice Williams, who was drowned IL
that city week ago yesterdsy.
Knox Kreutzer is expecting sew
eral college acquaintance of the past
year TO visit him the latter part of
this week. After staying here few
days the boys wiz leave for Plum
lake where a good time will be en-
joyed at the Kreutzer cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. ogden and
! children, Miss Ogden, of Black River
Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l. Crawford
and children left this morning for
Clear lake, where they will spend
month camping. The party has pro-
cured the Addieman cottage on that
lake
Mark Bells and family and Otto
Erdmann, came home Saturday even
ing from a two months outing on
Big ArboE Vitae lake. During their
sojouIn there they caught about
twenty muskies, all the way from nine
to forty pounds in weight, besides
several other varieties of the north
ern lakes tribe.
Karl Mathie has just completed
arrangements whereby his class Of
boy scouts will be able TO make a
weeks camp or more on Rib Hill.
We have always said that IL would
be very agreeable TO have trial at
Rib which would be marked well and
which would lead TO the various
points of interest on the hill and this
is the aim OF Mr. Mathie's boy scouts
OF course they want some fun and
they Will have il out there