Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-11-03
PERSONALS

Chicago Sunday evening for a visit.
I'D. C. Everest departed Sunday
evening for New York City on bus
ines trip.
Mrs. Peter Anderson of Sayner,
is spending a week in the city visiting
her parents.
Miss Helen Sisson, who it teach
ing school at Edgar, spent the week
end at her home here.
George Appleyard of Minneapolis,
was a visitor at the l.. A. Pradt home
in this city last week. a.
Fred w. Genrich was at An.
last Saturday afternoon attending
Wausau-Antigo football game. =,
"A. f. Zimmerman, A. w. Prehn
and l.. III. Cook spent some time last
week in Madison on business.
Miss Nina Kickbusch departed
Tuesday evening for Chicago to spend
the remainder of the week there.
Miss Margaret Ryan returned to
Wausau last Saturday after spending
a month in Boston, studying music
Henry Gross, of Stevens Point, ar
rived in the city Monday evening to
spend several days here with friends.
Miss Gertrude Luebchow, who it
attending Lawrence college, at Apple
ton. was home last Saturday and Sun
day.
George Deppert of Fenwood, was
visitor at the county seat last Sat
urday and paid The Pilot call while
in the city.
| Harold Ingraham, Louis A. Pradt,
Jr., and Laurence Johnson attended
the homecoming at Madison Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Leona Ruder is spending the
week in Madison and expects to visit
at Milwaukee and Appleton before re-
turning home.
Alan Pradt. after spending a time
at Chicago, went to Madison the latter
part of last week He is remaining
there this week.
Ray Charter and p. l.. Goerling
motored to Madison Friday attended
the homecoming game and returned to
Wausau Sunday.
F. p. Stone, daughter, Miss Helen
Stone, and Miss Emma Stewart spent
a part of the past week at the Stone
cottage on Plum Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Crocker, Dom
aid and Jean Croker, motored to
Madison last week Friday to see the
Wisconsin Minnesota football game.
Irving Luebchow, Donald McLen-
nan. Herbert Christion and Louis Leak.
Jr., were at Madison Saturday and
Sunday, driving down with the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Marston, of
Appleton, returned home Monday af-
ter spending the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Hooper, parents of the
latter.
Mrs Carl Luedtke and daughter.
Miss Ruth, who were visiting at the
julius Luedtke home in this city, re-
turned last week to their home at
Merrill.
Mr. and Mrs M M. Schol6eld and
Mr. and Mrs S. Knox Kreutzer re-
turned Sunday from Madison where |
they attended the football game on
Saturday.
City Attorney, p. r. Stone and |
wife went to Chicago Monday evening |
taking their little child with them for |
treatment for bronchial trouble 1t has |
exper fenced.
Merritt Jones and w. X. Scholfield |
went to Waupaca county last Friday !
where they spent few days in the /
nt init. -
MIR, and Mrs. Henry Seim, ST., |
spent last Thursday in Edgar on the |
occasion of the birthday Of their |
granddaughter, Miss Ruth Seim, |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William c. |
Seim
b. +. Wilson, ". H. Bissell. A. |
p. Woodson. George T.. Foster and W. |
w. Gamble, who made a visit to Brit
ish Columbia. where they are inter
ested in the b. c. Spruce Mills. Ltd,
have returned home
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest A, Dunn will |
depart the latter part of this week for |
Gaisville. Florida. where they will |
spend the winter months. Mr.. Dunn |
is interested in Florida property and |
is also developing farm there,
Miss Katherine Geier spent the !
week end at her home In this city. |
Miss Ceier is teaching school at Au-
gusta, and was accompanied by Miss
Josephine Maynard. formerly of Wau-
sau, who is also teaching at Augusta.
Senator and Mrs. c. b. Bird and
Miss Marie Bird spent part of this
week at Madison. having gone down
on Friday for the Minnesota Wiscon-
sin game. They motored down with
Mr., and Mrs. Flanner of Blackwell,
Wis.
Mrs. z. l.. Goerling and son. Mark
L. BELLS, returned the first of the
week from Milwaukee and Chicago.
The latter met his mother at Milwau-
kee on Monday after having attended
the Minnesota Wisconsin football
game at Madison.
MIR. and Mrs. Wells 4. Turner.
1 George Ruder, and Miss Josephine
Sturteyant were among those attend