Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-03-17
PERSONALS

Roy A. Chelks is in Marshfield to-
day toa ttend an Eagles init
Frank Seefeldt was in Madison the
latter part of last week on business
Rufus Breihan returned Tuesday
from Eau~ Claire where ne had spent
the weekend
H H. Scholfield left Tuesday to
spend several days in Chicago on bust
ness. I
Miss Helen Dodge has returned
from Chicago where she spent several
days.
Miss Mary A. Brady and F. G.
Swoboda We're in Spencer on Friday
of last week.
-Supt S. B, Tobey returned Sat
urdayi from Madosin where he spent
several days ON business.
Mrs. r. J. Collie of Minocqua is
visiting at the Ralph Collie home She
will return to Minocqua on Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Mathie has re-
turned from Clintonville, where she
visited her sister, Mrs. James Bell
-Br. and Mrs. George A. futile de-
parted Sunday for New York city
where they will spend several weeks
The Rev. Richard Evans spent
Sunday afternoon and evening at Mo-
since, attending the, Methodist church
dedication.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Mathie spent
last Sunday at Mosinee where they at
tended dedication services at the Me-
thodist church.
--Wakelin Mcneil, county Y. M. C.
A. secretary, organized. a boys and
girls club at Mara thon last Friday.
Thirty-fve joined it
Mrs. Arthur Warning and Miss
vesta Tyrrell were called to Clinton
vile Thursday by the death of their
uncle, DR., Hasso Melike.
IT. G. Kohl and J. C. Anderes re-
turned Tuesday evening from Wash
ington, d. c., where they spent the
past week on business.
Mrs. w. A. Ladwig and daughter
Julia went to Appleton the latter part
of last week to spend.two weeks with
Mrs. Ladwig's sister.
Mrs. Joe Cerveny and daughter,
Mrs. Joe Stodola of Leapolis, are WIS.,
iting at the. home of,Mrs. Joseph Her.
back in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Heinemann
returned Saturday from Chicago. Mrs.
Heinemann has spent several weeks
at Big Bay Mich.
I Mrs. S. b. Tobey returned Tues
day evening from Madison where she
had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Tobey, now residing there.
The Rev. r. 7. Wojak of ST.
Michael's Catholic church is in Mil
waukee on an extended visit He is
expected back on March 25th.
Miss Theresa Nequette returned
Monday to Manitowoc after spending
the week end in the city with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nequette.
Judge A. III. Reid and Walter
Evers, court reporter, went to Rhine
lander Monday, where an adjourned
session Of the circuit court is being
held. .
Mrs. Charles Dodge and daughter,
Miss Marion, Mrs. j. H. Hamlin and
Miss Lynn Hamlin spent several days
last week in Chicago, returning to
WausauS on Saturday.
Frank D'Connor, u. S. Marshall
was in Mosinee and Wausauson bust
ness the latter part of last week. He
summoned witnesses to appear at
session of district court at Superior.
John Sturtevant spent several
days at home this week after attend
ing the basket ball tournament at Ste
vens Point. He has resumed his stud
les at Madison.
Dan Baker of Auburndale was in
the city Moday to collect bounty on
wolves which he and his companions
have killed. In Wood and Marathon
counties they have this year killed
nine.
Miss Carmen Reuter- OF Milwaukee,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Reuter-, the former Of whom lives In
Wausau, was In the city the forepart
OF the week to attend the Devoe- Hahn
wedding.
Marshall c. Graf, director of the
University of Wisconsin branch in
this city, was called to Madison the
forepart of the week TO participate in
a conference of district directors of
the University Extension. He IL ex-
pecLed 10 return To-Day.
The Rev. T. d. Williams. district
superintendent of the Methodist
church, spent Monday in the city with
the Rev. Richard Evans, returning that
night to Appletoni Rev. Williams
preached the morning dedicatory ser
mon at the Mosinee M. u. church last
Sunday.
Nathan Heinemann returned Tues
day from the south where he spent
month and a half touring Florida,
accompanied by his son, Sol Heine-
mann. The two stopped on their way
home at French Lick, Ind, where they
enjoyed week. Sol Heinemann fol-
lowed his father 10 Wausau on We'd
nesday. The two had a delightful
trip.
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