Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-08
PERSONALS

LU1S week III MllWduh6c.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Parker spen
Sunday and Monday at Shawano.
M. NJ. Secor left Monday night 70
New York city on business trip.
Miss Emma Stewart is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Marshall at Rhine
der.
j. A. Rowley has joined his wifi
at Lake Katherine to spend severa
weeks.
e. C. Pors, an attorney of Marsh
field was a Wausau business caller
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ray Atchersoh OF Tomahawl
/ visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
! S. Fl. Meadows.
Ed. Underwood is enjoying a two
weeks vacation which he is spending
at Manson Lake.
Miss Margaret Clark departed
Monday where she will teach in the
high school this winter.
Miss Evelyn Cawley left for She
boygan last Saturday where she has
accepted position as teacher.
Mrs. Newman Fl. Bells and chill
di en- have returned home after spend
ing the summer at Lake Katherine.
Miss Magdalene Mohr has accept
ed a position to teach In the public
schools at Two Rivers. She left Sun
day.
Miss Irene Hohmann went to She
boygan last Saturday. She will teach
in the public schools at that city this
winter.
James Colby spent last week at
Lake Katherine, Plum Lake and other
resOrting spots in that country, pho
tographing summer homes and re-
sorts.
Miss Una Beck, formerly of this city,
spent last week the guest of friends.
She went to Neenah and from there
will go to Milwaukee to teach this
coming year.
w. T. Mock and Judson Smith re-
turned Sunday evening from the Y. M.
G. A. camp at Manitowish and Dean
Crawford came back Monday night.
They report a fine time in camp.
Miss Margaret Scholfield, of Bos-
ton, spent last Friday in Wausau with
relatives, having come down from
Plum Lake the evening previous. On
Saturday she departed for the east.
Mrs. C. G.. Kruger and daughter,
Miss Gretchen Kruger. went to Chi
cago last Friday evening Miss Krue-
ger will attend the Academy of Fine
Arts in that city this coming season.
Miss Louise Rosenberg was
guest of Miss Florence Kelly at Lake
Katherine the latter part of last week
She returned Monday with Edward j.
Hopkins, who drove to Hazelhurst for
her.
IN. r. Beebe, educational director
Of the Veterans bureau, at Washing
ton, ID. c., arrived in the city on Mon
day to join his wife and family, who
are guests at the home of the Misses
Mr. and Mrs. p. l.. Goerling. Mr..
and Mrs. William Gallon, of this city.
and Miss Mathilda Casey of Green Bay
left the latter part of last week for
Lake Katherine to spend a time at the
Newman Fl. Bells cottage
Mrs, Mary Kelly Keenan, and
daughters came down from Lake Kath-
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and on Saturday returned to their
home in Fond du Lac. The Misses
Mathilda and Margaret accompanied
their mother.
Mr., and Mrs. w II. Bissell and
Walter Bissell, Jr., who have been
spending the larger part of the sum
mer at their attractive new summer
home on Plum Lake. returned to Wau-
sau Monday evening
Mrs. r p, Stone, Miss Helen Stone
and Miss Margaret Stone who have
been spending some time at their sum-
mer home on Plum Lake. have re-
turned to Wausau. The three will
leave next Saturday for the east where
the latter is to enter Dana Hall this
year.
ID. A. Caldwell and II. c. Berger
the valley picnic of Rotary
clubs at Marshfeld last Monday. They
report good attendance and pleas
ant time. Wisconsin Rapids was
awarded a silver cup for the largest
attendance and Marshfeld won the
baseball honors.
Mrs Isabel Baker Staley. her two
sons and two daughters. came to the
city Thursday from Plum Lake where
they had been spending the summer.
They spent day with Miss Virginia
Manson and departed Friday, by au-
for their home in Spring
field. Ohio. Mrs. Staley is a former
Wausau teacher and has a host of
friends in this city.
Judge and Mrs. Franklin L. Bump
have returned from an outing at their
cottage on Lake Katherine, The Judge
is now busy getting ready for the
opening of the county court. The new
rooms on the second floor of the court
house, formerly occupied by Judge
Marchetti. are entirely refinished and
make very desirable quarters The
vault In which county court records
are kept, is commodious and light.
Charles Dodge. Lawrence Lipin-
ski. {. G. Kruger and son, Richard
Kruger took a motor trip into the
Menominie Indian reservation last
saturday afternoon. camping ON the