Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-28
PERSONALS

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| Ira c. Painter was CIintonyill'
isitor last weekend.
Miss Ida G. Lemke spent sunda.
I t Stevens Point with friends.
w. pel Curtis returned saturda,
rom business trip to Milwaukee.
Oscar I-otz will depart this even
ing for Chicago for a few days stay
--Assemblylnan l.. H. Cook va:
home from Madison for the week end
Walter E. Curtis spent severa
lays last week in Chicago on bust
less.
III. H. Scholfeld has returned from
business trip to Chicago and points
learby.
Ernest Dunn and John Van Calls
lroye to Rhinelander on business last
Monday.
W. w. Albers was in Madison
tuesday and Wednesday on telephone
business.
VIM. Albrecht, Jr., returned Mon
lay from a trip to Mayville, Wis, and
Milwaukee.
Christ Buttke. chairman of the
town Of Stettin, was in the city Mon
day on business.
r. A. Tinker departed Monday for
It, Louis, Mo-, on business to be abb
'ent about a week.
Frank Timlin returned home last
week after an absence of several
weeks in the south.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. E. Spencer re-
turned Tuesday from Milwaukee
where they spent several days.
Mrs. F. Werheim of Chicago is
pend ng the week in this city at the
ZONE of her brother, DR.. j. Fl. Kolter
Mrs. Joseph Kettnef and children
left Monday for Detroit Mich, where
hey will visit relatives for about
hree weeks.
Sen. c. B. Bird spent the first part
4 the week at home. The senate
iess.on at Madison is at its height of
business just now.
Mrs S. M. Quaw is now on her
way to Syracuse, ~ Y, to visit for
time. She has been spending the win
ter at Tuscon, Arizona.
Mitchell Stewart has returned to
he west after spending a few days
n Wausau visiting his sisters, Mrs.
T. N. Manson and Mrs. F. P. Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bell and
daughter, Miss Betty, are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Bells parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Karl Mathie, this week
Mr.. and Mrs. August Kickbusch,
Robert Kickbusch and Miss Nina
are expected to return
home this week from Excelsior
Springs. Mo.
Miss Elsie Espy, who spent sew
raj days last week in Madison with
riends, has returned to visit her sis
er, Mrs. S. Knox Kreutzer, for
onger time
Mr. and Mrs. G. X. Gooding and
son, Donald, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Davies, at Washington, D. G.
They will be absent from the city for
about a month
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Scholfield re-
turned home last week from Florida
where they have been since last Jan
nary They were located at Miami
INT two weeks ago.
Miss Beth Stanley of the English
department of the Wausau high school
lttended the Junior Promenade at
New London last Friday evening.
Mss Stanley is a graduate of the New
london school.
Mrs Donald F. West, who visited
ter mother, Mrs. Charles Zietlow, re-
urned last Friday to her home at
ronwood, Mich. Mrs. West stopped
1t Rhinelander en- route to visit
'r.ends for few days.
DR. w. F. Baker departed Monday
or Valparaiso. Texas. to be absent a
;hort time on business. The doctor,
{ is understood. has interested h M
ielf m business proposition there
hat looks promising.
e 3. Helwitz, manager of The Ma
athon Products company. returned
he latter part of the week from New
rork city where he spent several days
III business. Monday evening of this
week he went to Chicago.
M M. Secor departed Monday for
where he is spending this
week taking the consiStory and the
shrine. Mrs. Secor left for NJ Iwaukee
Wednesday to Join her husband for
he remainder OF the week.
Mrs. Hiram DunfeId of Tracy.
'aIif, spent the past week here visit
ug her daughter. Mrs. W. Fl. Osborne.
She left Tuesday evening for Madison
where she intended to spend a few
lays before returning to California.
Judd Hurley of San Francisco,
Who left the city some time ago to
make his home in the west. arrived in
Wausau the latter part OF last week to
'emain here several weeks on bust
ness. Mrs. Hurley, mother of Mr.
Hurley. has been spending the past
winter at San Diego