Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-01-07

macher, Forest Wilterding, Charles
Gilbert and Oscar Eggebrecht have
returned to the University of Wis
consin after the holiday vacation.
&c. G. Yawkey went to Chicago
Sunday evening returning this morn
ing.
Miss Ruth Kreutzer departed yes
terday for Chicago, after spending the
holiday vacation at home.
Norman Stone departed Saturday
evening for Ithica, N. Y, where he
is attending Cornell college.
Miss Lucille Lawrence departed
yesterday for Fond du Lac, where
she is attending Grafton Hall.
Elmer Young departed for Chica-
go yesterday, to resume his studies
at the International Training school.
Geo ge Bird departed Sunday
evening for Lake Forest Academy,
after spending the holidays at home.
e. w. Brandenburg and others
with about fifteen young men will go
to Oshkosh Friday to attend the Y.
M. G. A. convention.
The Misses Veneta Beck, Lydia
Hochtritt and Wilma Braeger de-
parted yesterday for Milwaukee,
where they are attending Normal
&c. HI. Markstrum, who was to
have returned to his home in Besse-
mer early last week was induced to
remain until after New Years day.
Miss Dorothy Haskin departed
last Friday for Green Bay to visit
friends, aud then returned to Osh-
kosh, where she is attending Normal.
Kurt Scharbau departs this eve-
ming for Delafield, where he is attend
ing st. Johns academy. Louis Schar-
bau, his father, will accompany him
to Milwaukee.
Miss Lillian Lawson, who has
been guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. d. Jones, departed last eve-
ming for Grand Rapids to visit an
uncle, James Wright.
M. w. HOLSTER, travelling agent
for the Northwestern Railroad COM
pany, was in the city yesterday CALL
ing upon shippers and sizing up the
logs and lumber situation.
Mrs. VIM. Hart of Seattle, Wash,
who has been guest at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. w.
larger, for the past four weeks,
leaves for her home tomorrow.
The Misses Magdalena Mohr, Irma
Clark, Esther Werle, Eta Goldstein
and Margaret Lombard departed last
evening for Stevens Point to resume
their studies at the the normal.
Miss Grace Gibbons, who was the
guest of Miss Amy Mccormick, de-
parted for Minneapolis Saturday
evening. Miss Gibbons was formerly
teacher in the Wausau schools.
Miss Helen Single who enjoyed
the holidays at home departed Sum
day evening for Valparaiso, Ind,
where she will resume her duties as
teacher Of music in the public schools
of that place.
Miss Helen Stone and Miss Mar
ian Wilson departed last evening for |
Wellesley, Mass, where they will re-
sumo their studies at Dana Hall. |
Mrs. +. p. Stone accompanied them |
as far as Chicago.
The Misses Marie Bird, Gene
We've Edmonds, Jeanette Reid, Fas- !
ter Jones, Margaret Rarwig. Mary |
az5 Tile Cohen have re-
turned TO Milwaukee to resume their !
studies ct Downer college.
Il. H. Johnson of Minneapolis,
owRar of Johnson, Grand avenue adj |
ditlon TO Wausau, also steel bridge |
builder, was in Wausau yesterday, |
looking over the present situation /
here and was much pleased.
MIR. and B1rs. Henry Treviranus
home Saturday morning
from ten days visit to Chicago, |
and West Bend. Mr..
Treviranus reports having a most en- /
joyable time with friends and rela-
tiyes during their absence.
Mrs. P. W. Sawyer and children
and Miss Beulah Mumm departed
asst evening for California, where
Mrs. Sawyer will enjoy the climate |
Tor the next three months and Miss
Beulah win join her parents, who
coated in Fair Oaks about six months
lgo. II
The Misses Ruth Tobey, Elsie |
)berg, Ruth Ingraham, EsteIle Ber-
.er. Mineftana Lampert, Edith Boyce,
Florence Oberg; MeSsrs- Wylie Samp- /
on, Curtis Boyce, Argyle johnson,
;arroll Crandall and Wellington I
Nichols, students of Lawrence college,
ave returned to Appleton TO resume ]
heir studies.