Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-08-31
H Fl. Brittingham. Thomas

| OAnS nam anu MIS- L. L. DrlGtlnghan
of Madison were automobile visjtor.
Saturday night and Sunday mornins
Clinton Bismark departed Frid,,
evening for Hancock, Mich, wber.
he will teach public speaking ana
oratory in the high school at tb,,
place.
Miss Anna Williams and bs,
sister, Miss Cora Rohn Of MilwaDksa
who have been visitors at the boma
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Hooker durinr
the past week, left for Minocono
Sunday for a short outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Gable NJ,
and Mrs. T. H. Cable, Mrs Fl p
Friday, Miss Hazel Card and Flov5
Friday of Markesan, motored to tbis
city Saturday, remaining here until
Sunday, when they returned home.
"A. A. Babcock will depart tbi.
evening for Chicago, where he will
join his mother and together tbsr
will visit California and enioy tho
sights at the two big fairs. Mr.. Bah
cock expects to be absent about
month.
Miss Bel Murray and Mrs. Waltz,
Blair have returned to the CITY FINN
an outing at the Alexander c0ttageu
Plum Lake. Mrs. Blair will reinrn
to her home in Rochester, y. Yin
about two weeks and will be accom.
panied by her sister, Miss Be-.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Ingraban
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Babcock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dawley and Mrs. S. J. Bailyof
Menomonie, Wis, motored to NoS.
nee Sunday afternoon and enjoyeds
visit and dinner at the new home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Mathie and family
Mrs. c. A. Barwig and sons, Ne.
Vile and Charles, Jr., Miss Anne
Monahan, Miss Ruth Rosenberg and
her guest, Miss Margaret Mcclellan
of De Pere, mOtored to Half Moon
lake Sunday in the Barwig car and
spent the day at the Wegner- Riebe
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donelly went
to Milwaukee Saturday for a visit
with the formers mother, Mrs. Mary
Donelly. Mr.. DOnelly will arrive
home the first part Of this week and
Mrs. Donelly will remain for longer
visit and will also go to Chicago be.
fore returning home.
Miss Genevieve Edmonds and
guest, Miss Olga Haney of Kewaunee,
and Misses Constance Harger and
Helen Stone and Hobart Edmonds
went to Waupaca Thursday morning
to attend the tennis tournament.
They returned home Friday evening
The trip was made in the Edmonds
car.
Miss Margaret Barwig departed
Friday for Lakewood Beach on Win
nebago lake for an outing at the cot
tage of Mrs. William Rueping. Mrs.
Rueping is entertaining party of
friends from Mayyille besides Miss
Barwig. She will also visit at May
vile and Milwaukee before returning
home.
Miss Helen Coates departed Fri
day afternoon for st. Paul, and on
Saturday morning joined the Wiscon-
sin State Bankers association on a
tour through the Yellowstone park.
Miss Coates will go from the Yellow
stone to Deer Lodge, Montana, where
she has charge of the violin depart
ment in the College of Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderes went
to Chicago last Tuesday evening in
answer to a telegram from their son,
John Anderes, Jr., who seriously in
jured the sight of one eye 10y the eE-
plOsiOn of an acid. 1t is not known
for certain as yet whether he will
lose the sight of the eye or not. Mrs,
Anderes went from Chicago to Two
Rivers and Mr.. Anderes returned
home Thursday evening.
Andrew Oelhafen and family and
other relatives came down from Tom
ahawk Thursday in the formers
auto, to attend the Barnum & Bailey
circus. When about three miles from
this city his car broke down. He
'phOned to X. j. Reams, of the Wau-
sau Motor Car Co., to "come with
two cars and get him and his party
who arrived in due time and landed
all in time for dinner and the circus
Turning over his car to Mr.. Reams
he told him "to take the old thing
and do what he liked with it," He
later purchased new Cadillac from
Mr.. Reams, loaded his party and him
self in it and left for home the next
day, happy and contented with his
new car and a wiser man in every
particular.