Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-06-16

Eugene Thayer, Jr., departed We;
terday for brief visit in Ripon ant
Eldorado.
= Mrs. A. H. Reid departed yester
Gay for Waunakee, Wis, for stay O.
two weeks.
Talbot Montgomery came hom,
from Carroll college yesterday for tn,
summer acation.
H. E. Smith returned home yes
terds.y from business trip to Osh
kosh anc Milwaukee.
Miss Genevieve Edmopds, who i.
attending the Chicago University
will arrive home Thursday.
George Bird, who has been at.
tending the University Of Wisconsin
arrived home Friday evening.
Charles Barwig arrived home yes
terday from Delafield, where he has
been attending st. Johns academy.
Miss Ruth Ingraham will arrive
home this evening from Appleton, to
spend her vacation with her parents.
Mrs. A. L. Timlin went to Chi
cago asst Tuesday evening, WIFE she
is visiting with a niece froLG New
York.
Miss Pearl Bentley, of Chicago,
arrived in the city Saturday for a
weeks visit with her father an6
sisters.
Mrs. FindIay Macdonald returned
to The city Sunday from MINNEAPOLIS,
where she had been spending the
winter.
Miss Marie Hildensperger has
graduated from Trinity college,
Washington, d. c., and will arrive
home Thursday.
Miss Helen Coates will arrive
home Friday from Chicago She
graduates from the Columbia School
of music this year.
-Messrs. Carl Schmidt and George
Ruder came home yesterday from
the University of Wisconsin to spend
The summer vacation.
Miss Elizabeth Rhodes, who has
been teaching in the deaf and dumb
school at Devils Lake, N. d., will ar
give III Uile CITY lOudl.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Washburn of
Oshkosh, arrived in the city Satur-
day and are the guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. E. Curtis, and family.
Miss Wilma Burt went to Minoc-
qua Saturday TO spend the week end
with her brother Jack, who is With
the Wilson Lumber Co. at that place
MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Barwig. Miss
Margaret and Melville and Richard
Barwig returned home yesterday from
Mayville. The trip was made in their
car.
Miss Louise Dessert and Howard
Dessert departed for Minocqua Thurs
day, where they will enjoy an outing,
at the Dessert cottage near hat
place.
Miss Audrey Miller will return to
Wausau Saturday from Milwaukee to
spend the summer. She is studying
in the Milwaukee conservatory of
music.
Judge f. f. Bump attended the
Grand Lodge meeting CT the Masonic
order held in Milwaukee last week.
He also held court for Judge Sheridan
GIN Tuesday.
The Misses Leona and Laura
Goerling of Chicago, are visiting
relatives and friends in the city.
They are in the Office of Sears, Ro-
buck & Co. of Chicago.
Mrs. George Seaver returned to
the city Sunday from Galeaa, ILL.,,
where she attended the high school
commencement exercises. Miss Helen
Murray, her niece, was a graduate.
Mrs G. w. Wilson will depart
this evening for Geneva, H., to make
her home for some time. Miss Ruth
left for that place Saturday morning.
Mr. Wilson will spend most of his
time in this city.
r. II. johnson departed Thursday
evening for Waukesha 10 attend the
commencement exercises of Carroll
college at which his son Laurence
graduated Mr.. Johnson returned
home Sunday morning.
Mrs. Arson Clark and daughter
Miss Margaret arrived home from
Waukesha, Saturday evening. Miss
Clark graduated at Carroll college
last week and Mrs. Clark attended
the commencement exercises.
Arthur Colombo arrived home
Wednesday from Dubuque, Iowa
where he has finished school at St
Joseph's college. He was taken H.
with appendicitis while at school
bat is recovering from the attack.
Curtis Boyce graduates from
Lawrence college at Appleton or
Thursday. Miss Edith Boyce went
to Appleton Thursday and Mr.. anC
Mrs. f. C. Boyce and Gertrude anc
Fred Boyce departed yesterday fol
that place to be present al the grad
uation exercises.
: Miss Wilma Burt, whip has beer
teaching school in San francisco
Cal, arrived home Wednesday, to en-
ioy her vacation with her parents
Miss Burt will return to California
i'm july, where she is engaged to teaci
through the coming year.
Hon. s. L. Kreutzer returned
home 1ro,a the Asheville, N. O., Sat
urday. 1here he and Mrs. Kreutze
had been TO attend The graduating
exercises. of Asheville school, a
which their son Knox, graduated
Mrs. K.reutzer and Knox will return
home next Saturday.
james McCrossen, of Pasadena
Cal, arrived in the city on Saturda
night and will remain in the east 10
about month attending to bushes
and visiting his children. He is a
present at the home of his son, Henri
McCrossen and family. Mrs. MICRO:
sen came with him as far as Everett
Wash. and Will remain there unit
Mr.. McCrossen's return. He is in el
cellent health, as usual and is KEEP
busy shaking hands with old friends
We do all kinds of repairing :
watches, jewelry, etc; % years el