Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-02-19
BUSINESS COLLEGE NOTES

Lucille .SloWinski and Inga Rein
erston, former students from Stanley
| were business callers last Monday
Miss Reinertson is employed as stem
ographer for the Marathon Motor Car
company in this city and Miss Slow
inski has accepted a position with
| the Bissell Lumber Co., at Marshfield.
| Miss Slowinski began her new work
last Tuesday
Monday, Feb. 4, being heatless day, a
number of our former students, who
are employed in offices in this city,
| enjoyed holiday. Among those who
called at the business college were
Lucille Whalen, Elvina Hagna, Anna
Kaiser and Olga Peterson.
| Glide Ostring and Irene Platter as
| sisted with the work in the office of
the American Cooperative association
the greater part of last week
Alfred Miller and Lydia Gensman
of this city, began work in our book
| keeping department last Monday.
A. ]. Riggs was a business caller
last week in the interests of the
| Howard-Severance Co., of Chicago.
AS a result of his visit, we are to have
|
tionaries installed in our class rooms
in the near future.
Elmer Carlson postmaster at Brant-
| wood, called on friends at the bust
ness college last Tuesday.
Edna Grambort and Mathilda Jung
assisted with the work in the office
of the B. Heinemann Lbr Co., last
| Tuesday and Wednesday
John Young, one of our former stu
dents, who is now located at Leopolis,
called on old friends here last week.
Randall Scholfeld principal of the
Spencer High school, was a caller at
the business college last Wednesday
P. NJ. Schweikert was business
caller last Friday.
We have learned that Charles E.
Swanson of Rothschild, was one of
the victims when the Tuscania was
torpedoed off the northern coast OF
Ireland. Mr.. Swanson was student
in this school during 1901 and
since that time he has been in
Wagner, Mont. where he was living
at the time he enlisted. Though we
regret the loss of this splendid young
man, we are proud of the spirit which
prompted him to enlist and offer his
life for the honor of his country.
Arthur Schilling has completed the
work in the bookkeeping department
and is now taking work in the steno-
graphic department.
State and Federal Civil Service ex-
| animation will be held in our build
| EoG,,
der the supervision of Assistant Ex-
aminer, John Steven of Madison. Sew
eral of our students are planning on
taking the examination.
Helmuth Mueller was caller at the
business college last Friday, at which
time he was presented with a diploma
of graduation from our bookkeeping
department.
The w. B. C. Literary society held
its regular meeting last Friday after
noon. The following program was
given
Reading of Minutes -L-----
| -------------Sec. Libbie Stoughton
recitation ----------James Schilling
vocal Solo Ernest Knoke
| Jokes Karl Winter
| HAWAIIAN Music --
Gaylord Carpenter and Audine Man
uel.
School Paper Editor Richard Romack
An Arithmetic contest between the
upstairs and downstairs students re-
suited in victory for the upstairs stu
dents.
The W. B. c. basket ball team &C
fo1
per OF friends, went to Marathon last
Friday for game with the High
school team there. The Marathon
boys won by large score.
A. A. Damon and daughter, Ethel,
called at the business college last
| Saturday. before leaving for their