Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-07-22

Miss Anna Feicht went to Shaw
ano today to visit friends.
Miss Elizabeth Stoddard is visiting
relatives at Beaver Dam, Wis.
H. l.. Vachreau and son, Edward,
left today for Plum Lake to enjoy an
outing.
Miss Ida catcher returned from
Neenah Friday. She was accompan
led by her niece, Evelyn.
W. w. Walker and son, Gordon,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Walker at
Silver lake, near Wautoma.
Mrs. Henry Field of Elizabeth, N.
J., has arrived in the city TO spend the
summer with Mrs. Paul F. Wendt.
Miss Monica Skandler of Chicago
arrived in Wausau this morning on {
visit at the home of her friend, Miss
Catherine Mathie.
Mrs. L.. H. Peters of Trinidad, Cal i,
arrived in the city this afternoon to visit
her mother, Mrs. S. S. Armstrong, and
sister, Mrs. H. J. Evans.
Miss Mae Roach arrived home
Saturday evening from Washington,
d. c., to spend a months vacation at
her home here. She spent few days
in Chicago, while enroute to this city.
Miss April Ellis is expected home
this evening from Jacksonville, Flori-
da, where she spent the past ten
months as instructor in the city schols
at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Reiser of this
city, departed last evening for Cuga-
hoga Falls, Ohio, where the former
has accepted a position. Mr.. Reiser
returned to Wausau three weeks ago
after a long service in the U. S. navy
in which he was an ensign.
Olive C. Bell returned home last
week from Camp Grant, having been
discharged from service. He was a
member of the 439th Supply train, and
had served ten months with the A. E.
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DIR. and Mrs. w. A. Ladwig and their
guest, Miss Helen Riley, motored to
Tomahawk Sunday. The doctor and
Mrs. Ladwig returned home in the ev
ening, Miss Riley remaining for a
longer stay.
- Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Schwerke &C
companied by Mrs. M. J. Cawley, re-
turned home Sunday from Maniwa,
where they spent a few days visiting
relatives. The trip was made in the
SchWerke auto.
Carl Lemke, member of the 29th
engineers, arrived home Wednesday
from Camp Grant, having been dis
charged from the army after twenty
one months service. He was located
at Chaumont, France
AT the Frank Kelly cottage on
Lake Catherine at the present time
are Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelly, Miss
Jean Gilbert, Miss Florence Kelly,
Miss Jane Furlong and Miss Margaret
Claire Hickox of Milwaukee.
Mrs. B. Kruger received word
Monday that her son, Bert, arrived
at Newport News, Va, Sunday. He
was a member of the 311th Supply
company, seth division, and had been
in France for the past ten months.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Alexander,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Boyce and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Edmonds. motored to Plum
Lake, Saturday to spend few days
at the Alexander summer home. They
returned to the city Monday evening.
Mrs. Mary E. Sturtevant of Chi
cago, is visiting at the home of Mrs.
w. F. Collins. Mrs, Sturtevant, who
formerly lived in Wausau, is better
known to friends as Mollie Eldred,
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. c.
F. Eldred.
Rev. S. N Wilson, D. D., returned
to his home at Stevens Point, Monday
morning, after conducting services at
the Presbyterian church, THURSDAY
and Sunday. The Rev. Wilson was
formerly pastor of the Presbyterian
church in this city.
Miss Rose Johnson, of lola, Wis,
is visiting friends in Wausau. Miss
Johnson WIS formerly with the Pilot
and her cheerful countenance and op-
timistic disposition is missed about
the Office. She will remain in the !
city p short time and then go to Mer-
rill for "a visit with relatives.
Lawrence Bernhard arrived
home Saturday evening from Camp
Grant. He left Wausau May %, 1918, !
and went to Camp Grant, sailing for /
France in September, with the Seth
division. lie was later transferred
to Depot Service company No. 81. and
was stationed at lie Mans. France.
Kenneth Guenther, Depot service
No. 81. A S. C., arrived home Sunday /
noon from Camp Grant, having been /
discharged from service. He was a |
member of the Seth division and left
for France in September, 1913. At
ter the signing of the armistice he
was transferred to the Depot Service
company and was stationed at lie
Mans, France.
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