Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-05-28
PERSONALS

visit.
Clarence Goodwillie of Cb;caoo
spent few days in Wausau the past
week.
Miss Prudential Woodward was
home during the week end from Mo-
since.
Mrs. W. F. Neuling went to Unity
Thursday morning, returning FRIDAY
evening.
Mrs. E. j. Anderson and SON
Edward, went to Amigo Wednesday
on visit.
w. E. Curtis, who had been in
Clinton, Ia, returned to the CITY.
Wednesday,
&C. Helke and son, Carl. returned
Friday from Oshkosh. They made the
trip by auto.
Miss Alma Sparr departed for
White Lake Wednesday, for a visit
with relatives.
III. G. McCrossen attended the
trap-shooting tournament in Eau
Claire on Sunday.
r. E. Curran is now in France, his
mother having received a word to that
effect on Thursday.
B. F. Hammond left for Chicago
and other points Sunday evening on
matters of business.
Rex Huntoon is now in France.
word having been received in this
city by his relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Jos. Woitkovich and
son, Charles, of Stevens Point are Tis-
| iting in the city this week.
Burr Jones of Grand Rapids was
| business and social visitor in the
city during the past week.
Archie Bouldrie of Marshfleld was
in the city Friday, on a business mis-
sion and for social visit with friends.
| Capt. c. S. Stewart B. Naglee, of
| Minneapolis, visited with his sister,
Miss Naglee in this city, the past week.
| Mrs. A. w. Puchner of Edgar, was
in Wausau, on Friday. She was &C.
companied by her guest, Mrs. H. H.
Phelps, of Escanaba.
Mrs. F. G. Dana arrived home
Thursday evening from a three week g
visit with relatives and friends in
Madison, Chicago and Aurora.
-Nels. Christensen of Phelps, was
in Wausau Wednesday, to visit his
son, c. M. Christianson, who was at
st. Marys hospital convalescing.
Lieut.. Paul Tobey, who had been
| homo .rI@
turned to Park Field, Penn, on Fri
day, to continue his aviation work.
j. I. Towle took his daughter
Mrs. W. F. Baker, who has been i'll
for some time, to the hospital at Wau-
sau last Friday.-Birnamwo News
Mrs. Spar of White Lake, was
in the city the past week to attend
the High school commencement exer,
cises on Thursday evening, her son
Edwin, being graduate.
Mrs. E. A. Gooding and son, G. X
Gooding, returned from New York
City, on Sunday, where they had beer
visiting with Lieut.. Donald Gooding
before his departure for abroad.
Jennings Alexander, who has beer
attending the Culver Military Academy
returned home Friday. He will go tt
Paris Island, N. c., next Thursday
having enlisted in the marine corps
Miss Emma Stewart arrived HON,
yesterday morning from Pasadena
Cal, where she has been sojournin,
for the past two years. She is a CUES
at the home of her sister, Mrs. F. P
Stone.
Walter J. Kruger, 909 Washing
ton street, has sold his residence tt
William Albrecht, Jr. MIR. Kruege
will move to Milwaukee, where he hal
a position with the Street Railroad
company of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. CrandaIi Wis
tied in Wausau the past week. The!
came down to visit Mr., and Mrs. C
nj. Christensen, the former being il
st. Mary's hospital recovering from
an attack Of pneumonia.
President and Mrs. Sims, Profes
sors Fairchild and Tension, Miss " nit
ney and Miss Kilcullen of the Steven,
Point normal school, were visitors il
Wausau. and Mosinee last Tuesday
The trip was made in Mr.. Sims auto
mobile
Miss Elizabeth Stoddard departed
last evening for Valparaiso, Ind. Miss
Stoddarrd, who has filled the position
OF English teacher in our High school
VIII not return to Wausau next year
and she will be greatly missed by
the students and her many friends
here.
Miss Constance Harger arrived
nome from Grand Rapids on FRIDAY
evening and will spend the summer
vacation at the home of her parents
MISS Harger has been employed dur.
ing the past year as teacher in the
kindergarten of the Grand Rapids
city schools.
Judge and Mrs. B. 3. Park Of
Stevens Point, accompanied by thei,
two sons, motored to Merrill on Fri
day and on their return trip stopped
off in Wausau, for few hours in the
afternoon While here they called on
number of old friends who gave
them a warm welcome.
S. B. Tobey, who had been in
Washington, d. c., on matters con.
cernlng our new school building, re-
turned to the city on Thursday, hay
ing accomplished that which he went
after-to secure the approval of the
school bonds, which were to be issued
Tor the new school building.
Cleveland Kingsbury and family
were here from Wausau ON Thursday
and Friday of last week on a visit to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry At
wood. The trip was made in Mr.
h1ngsbury's new car and on their re-
turn home they were accompanied by
MISS Doris Mason.-Marshfleld Herald
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