Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-06-22
PERSONALS.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bismark are
visiting in Milwaukee.
Mrs. j. P. Briggs went to Mani
towoc on Saturday, on visit.
| Miss Marie Dun field of Madison,
is visiting relatives in the city,
Miss Marie Bird returned home
from the State University on Friday.
Knox Kreutzer went to Plum
lake this morning, for few days
stay
Miss Evelyn Nicolls has returned
| home from Lawrence college at APP
pleton.
Miss Pfffner of Stevens point, is
in the city visiting at the j. l.. Stur-
| tevant home.
Mrs. H. D. Single of Amigo, was
in attendance at the funeral of Chas.
Dunbar on Wednesday.
Miss Imogene Rosenberg left
| Monday evening for Milwaukee, there
to visit for short time.
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Mylrea motor
ed to Rhinelander Sunday, there spend
ing the day with friends.
Judge Reid and reporter Walter
Eyers, went to Rhinelander Monday
on circuit court business.
Mrs. t. L. Braman, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| in AmbOy, ILL.,, this morning.
Miss Frieea freshman of Mil
waukee arrived in Wausau Saturday,
for visit with Mrs. Charles Feathers.
VIM. J. Lapin, the chiropractor,
has gone to Chicago, where he &C
cepted a position with Marshall Field.
Miss Cora Lansing, the city libra
rian, departed this morning for Fond
du Lac for short visit with friends.
Allen Pradt and Warner Bump
went up to the Pradt cottage at
HaZelhurst this morning for an out
ing.
j. D. Mylrea has left for Min
neapolis on business. From Min
neapolis he will go to Chicago, then
returning home.
L. H. Cook departed yesterday for
Waupaca, to attend the annual con-
vention of the Wisconsin County
Clerks association.
Rev. John Haw of Augusta, a Civ
il war veteran, was in the city during
the Encampment and was the guest
of his son, VIM. Haw.
Mrs. John f. Mathie and son
John, departed last Saturday for a
few days visit in Green Bay with
Mrs. Mathie's parents.
Miss Mary Marson returned to
this city Saturday, from Lacrosse,
where she had been teaching in one
of the schools of that city.
Miss Marie Johnson will depart
tomorrow for California, where she
will spend the summer with relatives
and friends in Los Angeles.
Mrs. G. E. Turner and daughter,
Miss Grace, will depart for their sum-
mer cottage at Waupaca on Thursday
and will remain there until after
Sunday.
Mr.. Steinam after visiting at the
home of his wife's parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ben Heinemann, returned to his
home in New York the latter part of
the week.
Miss Annetta Phelan, an assist
ant in the County Training School,
has left for her home in Oshkosh
where she will spend the summer
| with her parents.
| Mrs A. e. Burlingame and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Folons-
by of Eau Claire motored to this city
yesterday to visit friends and to while
away a little time here.
| Mrs. A. a. Babcock is visiting
| Oconomowoc, this week. She will 60
to Appleton the later part of the
week, where she will be joined by Mr.
Babcock and they will return on Mon
| day.
| Miss Elsie Smithies departed for
| Chicago on Saturday. She will enter
the summer school of the Chicago
University, and next fall will 60 to
| Minneapolis to teach Latin in the
high school of that city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stark, Mrs.
| George Lee and daughter, Irene, Miss
Scbonover and the little Miss Mary
Jane and Margaret Bells, left last
Saturday for the Stark cottage near
Hazelhurst. They will spend some
time there.
Miss ImOgene Kriskey of this city
was one of the sixteen under graduates
who were granted scholarships for the
year l9l5-l9l6 at the state university
during the past week. Miss KriSkey
left for Madison Sunday evening to
receive her certificate.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Tyrrell and sister
of the latter person arrived in the city
today from ChicOgo in a Scripps- Berth
auto on their way to Wolf lake and
outing grounds for a months stay.
They brought along with them a full
camping outfit for the occasion.
Mrs. Mary Gelhaer departed last
Thursday for Minneapolis, where she
viii visit for a week With her sister.
Mrs. James OdamS and family and
Miss Mathilda Lambrecht, after
which Mrs. OdamS and children viii
accompany her back home and visit
relatives in Wausau
"A. L. Tucker of Lacrosse, repre-
senting the Brotherhood of the Amer
lean Yeomen, visited this city last
week. He was looking for place 20
locate. WauSau so pleased him that
he decided Immediately 10 make
headquarters here. He has rented a
home here and expects his family in
side of several weeks.
Summer has officially begun anC
you will need the coolest kind of sea
Sonable underwear. At Seim Bros.
opposite the court house, get these
goods now while the sale is on. adv
The new Uniyersalist church is now
practically completed. The seats ar,
now being put in place and the pips
organ will be installed in the mex
few days.