Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-08-19

MIR. and Mrs. Emil Gerndt of Mil
waukee, are visiting in the city.
-Chas. Mylrea-of Kilbourn, arrived
in the city yesterday for a visit.
H j. Seim and family returned
Saturday from an automobile trip.
Mrs. A. t. Goodwin leaves this
evening for Grand Rapids, to visit
relatives. - =
Misses Helen and Mayme .Helling.
OF Fort Madison. Ias. are visiting at
the home of F.: Halling.
Miss Helen Sloan returned to
Washington, D. c., Saturday, after a
short stay with relatives here.
Miss Cornelia McCrossen departed
Friday for Brainerd, Mimi, where she
will spend a few weeks visiting Miss
Ruth Moody. Fa
MIR. and Mrs. Wells Turner de-
parted Monday for. the Waupaca Chain
O'Lakes. They, were accompanied by.
George Ruler. a.. $50,
Mrs. w: j. Farrell of this city and
Miss Claire Powers of Chicago. spent
Sunday at Shawano, at the w. w.
Schumacher summer hame. ~ Il
Mrs. Otto Bruss of Milwaukee,
formerly a resident of this city, ara
rived in the city the past week for
a visit with old time friends.
Mrs. A. M Petersen and son, Mel
vim, returned home Friday from Iron
wood, Mich, where they visited the
formers. sister, Mrs. O.. A. Johnson.
-Messrs and Mesdames Robert
Maaser and Ed. Kruger of Manite-
woe, motored to Wausau last Thurs
day for weeks visit with relatives
in this county and in Merrill. .5s
Miss Kathleen SIocum- whod has,
been visiting in Chicago, for the past
two months; returned to the city, for
a visit at her home before going to
Madison, where's she will teach the
coming year. 49, "
Misses Irene, Tekla and Isabel
Guenther are expected to arrive this
evening from Knowlton, where they.
visited for the day, enroute from
Washington, d. c., where they are
employed. They will remain here a
month
hlPo Vial INuOCl uCpdl ICd tAlO
morning for Lake Geneva, where she
will spend ten days at the Women's
Student camp at that place. Miss
Ruder was one of. thirty chosen from
three hundred students, at the univer
sity. of Wisconsin to attend. There
will be a large number of institutions
represented at the camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holtz will
leave this evening for Chicago and
from there will go to- Spooners, Wis,
where they will make their future
home. Mrs. HoltZ is better known as
Miss Lillian Farnese, who conducted
the Needlecraft store !. in this city,
for many years, and which business
has recently, been sold out. So.
Will E.s-Peters Of Trinidad, Col,
arrived in the city the past week to
join Mrs. Peters, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. S. S. Armstrong
and sister, Mrs. H. j. Evans. Mr.
Peters passed through minor opera
ton at ST. Mary's hospital soon after
his arrival and is now improving.
He will be able to be out by the end
of the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Peters
will go into the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vim. G.. Jones during their alb
sence from the city and will remain
here until Mr.. Peters is fully recov-
cred.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T, Ryan ar
rived Sunday from New York City, for
a short visit. Mr.. Ryan, who has
been Delaware State supervisor of in
dustrial education under the Smith
Hughes act, goes to Arizona this fail
to fill a similar position. While in
Delaware he had charge of the army
draft school and the vocational S. A.
T. c., at Delaware college, supervised
classes in the shipyards at Whining
ton and organized and taught the first