Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-06-11
PERSONALS

- W. Aoue was III Rnlnelanuor
on Thursday.
Mrs. Ed Boehm visited in Edgar
on Thursday.
A. H. STANCE of Merrill, was in
the city on Friday.
Del Curtis was a business visitor
at Merrill last Thursday and FRIDAY.
III. R. Swarthout was in Rhine
lander on Friday.
m. L. Smith of Elderon was a
Wausau visitor on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Flieth spent
the week end in Fond du Lac.
Mrs. E. c. Macomber of Toma-
hawk, visited in Wausau the mast
week.
Miss Alma Spar returned home
last Tuesday evening from a visit at
White Lake.
Charles Manson will arrive home
this week from Beloit college to snend
the summer vacation.
Miss Norma Edmonds is exnected
home the first part of next week from
the University of Chicago.
&C. P. James attended the Northern
Potash association meeting, held in
Green Bay, the past week.
j. d. Mylrea of Amigo was in
the city on Friday. He came over
to attend the loggers' meeting.
Mrs. Charles Gill departed Thurs
day night for Portland, Ore, for an
extended visit with her mother.
Miss Rose German, who has been
attending normal school at Lacrosse.
returned to the city on Thursday.
Lawrence Lipinski departed re-
centiy 1or Jefferson Barracks, Mo-,
having enlisted in the U. S. army.
&C. B. Bird delivered a patriotic
ADDRESS before the Lincoln County
Training school for teachers on Thurs
| day evening.
Charles Edmonds of the u. s. S.
connecticut, who has been home on a
THROUGH, departed again Sunday even
ing for the East
Clarence Egdahl. who has been
attending Ripon college, has enlisted
in the navy, and departed for Milwau
kee Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sexmith of
Wausau, visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Pride over the Weekend
| Tomahawk Leader.
Miss Florence Wilson arrived
home last Thursday from Chicago.
where she has been attending the
kindergarten Institute.
John F. Mathie and F. s. Swim
bank, were in Milwaukee, the last
week, attending a meeting of the
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Mrs. William Freeman of Mosinee.
arrived in the city last Tuesday for
visit with Miss Mary O'Connor. She
returned to her home Thursday.
Mrs. A. A. Hooper accompanied
| by her sons, Eugene, and Howard,
| departed Friday for Roundup, Mont.
to visit her father, ]. w. Peck.
Lester Komers arrived home last
Tuesday evening, from Milwaukee,
where he is studying dentistry at Mar
| quette college, for the summer vaca-
ton.
| George Morisette and daughter,
| Mrs. e. c. Green visited Miss MAYO
| Morisette at Camp Grant the past week.
Miss Morisette is in the service as a
| nurse.
Miss Prudential Woodward will de-
part tomorrow morning for Stevens
Point, where she will attend the Stew
| ems Point Normal alumni BANQUET in
| the evening.
DIR. l.. A. Ziemke departed Sun
day evening for Camp Dodge, Iowa,
He has received his commission of
First Lieutenant in the Dental Re-
serve corps.
Mrs. H. Fern of Mantorville and
daughter. Mrs. McDonah, of Mime
apolis, have been visiting at the home
OF Robert Anderson in the town of
Flieth the past week.
W. w. Thayer of Hogarty, spent
| Wednesday in Wausau. His son,
Chester, is in the U. S. Navy depart
ment and writes that he is very much
pleased with his work.
Harold Kuckuk of this city has
gone to Hartford, where he will be
on Gov. Philips farm the coming
| summer. Harold has been attending
Ripon college the past year.
| Miss Gertrude Wagner and Miss
Marie Stitch of Marathon were in the
city Wednesday for visit with the
formers brother, Andrew Wagner,
who is at st. Mary's hospital.
Rev. and Mrs. S. L. Thompson are
attending the Norwegian Lutheran
church convention at Fargo, N. d.
They will also visit other places in
that state before returning home.
| Mrs. Oscar Egdahl and daughter,
Miss Rose, arrived home early Friday
morning from River Falls, the latter
having graduated from the normal
school at that place the past week.
Mrs. Walter Blair and daughter,
OF Rochester, N. Y, who have been
visiting in Wausau, went to Amigo on
Friday to visit with Mrs. Blair's
brother, Donald Murray and family.
Lieut.. F. R. Becker has been ap-
pointed captain and A. P. Woodson, 1st
| Lieut.. of Co. G, 10th INIT, of this
| city. The former captain, C. G.
Yawkey, has been appointed major,
| and this made the vacancies, which
were filled.
| Misses Dorothy Woodward, Ruth
| Lombard, Ermgard Geisler and Lucille
Lehrbas and William H. Gensman and
| Roy Saindon, students at the Stevens
Point normal, will arrive home the
| latter part of the week for the sum-
mer vacation.
Miss Madeline and Paula Komers,
Leona Ruder, Mary Meadows, GLADYS
Schilling and Agnes Laut, Fred
Boyce, Wilbur Dodge and Donald
| Evans, who have been attending
Lawrence college at Appleton, have
arrived home.
Miss Paula Ruder is expected
home Thursday from the Northwest
ern University at Evanston. She re-
manned for the commencement exer-
| cises, and. will also visit at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beck in Mil
waukee, enroute home,