Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-15

C. D. Jones is home after a visit
at lakes up north.
Miss Isabelle Walker has returned
from a visit at Wautoma.
VIII Gowen has been spending this
week at Plum Lake on business.
Miss Mollie Ritter of Milwaukee
is visiting at the Franz Ritter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Thayer are
spending this week at their cottage
on Plum Lake.
Richard Gibson of Wisconsin Rap
ids attended the Rosenberg Hopkins
nuptials last Monday,
Miss Lillian Stockum and Miss
Rose Wunsch have gone to Menom-
inee to attend Stout Institute.
The Misses Louise and Susan I'm
derwood left last week for a month 5
visit III New York and the east.
Mrs, Fred zenter, ST., of Manito-
woe and Mrs, Fred Zenter, Jr., of Chi-
cago, spent a few days with friends
in Wausau.
Manuel Smith returned Sunday
from Milwaukee, where he spent the
summer with his parents and has re-
sumed his work at the News Stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sneider, accom-
panied by Mrs. b. Jones, motored last
Sunday to Arbor Vitae to spend a few
days at the formers summer home.
Mrs. r. b. Davis and daughter,
Miss Verna, departed last week for
their home at Toledo Ohio. They
stopped at Milwaukee for a visit on
their way home,
Miss Kathryn Riorden, formerly
of this city, now of Milwaukee, has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Sill
bernagel, Jr. Miss Riarden's father
spent last Saturday in the city on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ M Scholfield anC
Mr., and Mrs. Thorpe Edmonds have
returned from Menominie where they
were guests of Miss Mildred Wright
The ladies were joined by their hus.
bands on Saturday and all returned
home Monday.
III. H. Davis, VIM. F. Pfaff, w T
Mock and Wakelin McNeel motored t
Madison Monday afternoon to attent
the state conference Of employed of
ficers of the Y. M. c. A. held there
Tuesday and Wednesday. They re
turned today.
Mrs Frank O'Connor and daugh
ter, Miss Katherine Mae O'Connor, ant
Miss Alice O'Connor motored to Mad
ison Wednesday. The latter will spenC
few days in that city and then go tt
Milwaukee and other cities in The
southern part of the state.
Louis C. Seefeldt returned to Riv
er Falls Monday to resume his studies
in the high school principal course
! He completed the regular course il
that school last June and the higl
school principal course is a post grad
uate course recently added to the Riv
er Falls Normal curriculum.
Charles Guenther of Knowlton
was a business visitor in the city OIL
Tuesday. Mr.. Guenther says he has
fair harvest of potatoes this season
and that, if heavy frosts hold off for {
/ short time, his yield will be rs to 10,
bushels or more an acre. Oats wer,
almost a complete failure in his arei
while corn was good.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Christensen
and son Dean, departed Monday il
their new automobile for a tour o
three weeks. Their first stop will b,
at Green Bay, following which they &c
to Racine, their former home, to visi
friends and relatives. They are also
contemplating going on to Toledo
Ohio.
Judge and Mrs. NJ. B. Rosenberg
Miss Katherine Rosenberg and San
Rosenberg, of Madison, were all il
the city to attend the Rosenberry-H
kins wedding on Monday. Miss Rosen
berry graduates from the Universit,
of Wisconsin this year, and Sam Ro
senberry will attend Yale the cominl
year.
"A E. Sole, manager of the Cen
trail Wisconsin Traffic association
went to Madison Tuesday to attend
hearings before the Railroad commits
sion in two cases, Torrey Cedar com
pany VS.. the Chicago & Northwestern
and the Central Wisconsin Traffic as
ISOLATION VS.. the M. r. & Western rail