Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-09-17
PERSONALS


-Chas. Mylrea of Kilbourn, arrived
in the city today.
Bert Gender of st. Francis Falls.
Canada, is visiting in the city.
Miss Jean Gilbert left Monday for
North Hampton, Mass, to attend Burn
ham Hall.
Miss Irma Schmidt departed
Thursday for Dubuque, Ia. where she
is teaching school.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Wegner have
returned home from trip to Mil
waukee and Chicago.
Charles Helke and son, Carl, Jr.,
arrived home today from Oshkosh
with new Cole Funeral car.
Miss Myrtle and Evelyn Gill de-
parted for Milwaukee last evening,
where they will attend Downer col
lege.
Mrs. G. H. Ingraham, who had
been in Milwaukee, to attend a Liberty
Loan committee meeting, returned yes
terday.
Mrs. VIM. Nickels returned to her
home in Merrill, last Saturday after a
weeks visit at the home of Miss Emma
Schuetz.
Misses Pearl and Iona Nickerson
of Madison, who have been guests OF
Miss Amy Miller, have returned to
their home.
Walter Schroeder came up from
Camp Grant Sunday on a brief stay
to visit at his home. He entered the
military service in July
Miss Catherine Mathie, Miss Paul
inc Mathie and Miss Verna Gensmann
departed this morning for Milwaukee
to attend the Normal school.
F. D. Timlin and mother, Mrs. A
L. Timlin and guests, the Misses Pat
terson and Barr departed for an auto
trip to Ephraim and other places to-
| day.
Mrs. William Schwab and baby
Mrs. Charles Zimmerman and H. l.
Miller, Jr., have returned to Allentown
Pa, after visit in the Henry Mill 81
home here.
John Stark, Frank Mathie, Victor
Klecker and Carl Haase autoed tC
Hazelhurst this morning for a few
| days fishing and recreation at Mr.
Stark's cottage.
| H. A. Kuehl of Two Rivers, wa!
| in the city over Sunday, on business
| and visiting friends. Mr.. Kuehl wa:
formerly with the N. w. Ry., in thi
| city and is now station agent at TIVE
Rivers.
Allan Pradt and Charles Manson
| departed today by auto for CAM
Custer, where they will visit Lieut.
L. A. Pradt, Jr. From there the.
will go to Madison to attend the uni
versity.
/ wells Turner, Chief Petty office
in the U. S. Naval department, wit
headquarters at Staten Island, N. Y
arrived home on Sunday, for brie
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. e. Turner.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Del Curtis arrive
home. yesterday afternoon from Mil
waukee. The former attended
meeting of the district deputies of tn
| VI my eAAoO wv
in the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery James al
rived home from Oconto Falls, Thurs
day afternoon accompanied by Mr.!
d. H. Brands and the Misses Florenc
Owen and Marjorie Delbridge. Thi
afternoon they departed for Ocont
Falls again for a short visit.
L. E. BIockmer of Lacrosse, al
rived in the city yesterday. He wi
succeed W. X. Mitchell in Universit
Extension work He is accompanie
by his wife and they will occuy th
McEachron house on McIndoe stree
, recently vacated by H. H. Ober an
family.
Miss M. e. Kavanaugh returne
home last evening from an easter
trip. She spent a week in Washing
ton, d. c., and a week in New Yor
City. She was accompanied to Ne
York by Miss Julia Kavanaugh, an
attended the Paris fall fashion opeI
ings in that city.
Sergeant Stephen Bycinski, al
rived in the city today on visit
| MS parents. lie l6IC mere WILL W
G, and has been on the front in Franc
since last spring. He brought wit
him German helmets and othe
/ trophies from the war. He is to b
an instructor at Camp Grant.
&c. w. Ehercke of Kansas City, Nc
arrived in the city today for tw
weeks vacation on a visit to relative
. | and friends. Mr.. Ehercke is enginee
of the board of control of the raj
road company of his city. He hs
made application for the Enginee
Officers reserve corps, and has bee
! accepted and is awaiting his call int
/, service.
E Mr.. and Mrs. HI. M. Gillian an
9 | daughter, Kathleen, departed yestel
, day morning on an extended wester
e trip. They will visit their son, Re
!. | Gillian, at Deer Lodge, Montan
: From there they will go to Fort Case
: Washington, to visit another son, Ly
/ Gillian, who is in the U. S. servic
/, They will also visit relatives at Por
: land, Ore, and expect to be ava
t about month.
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