Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-02

Oscar Binzer was at Amigo on
Wednesday on business.
Thorpe L. Edmonds departed last
evening on business trip to Chi
cago.
III. l. Giesse returned Tuesday
from Milwaukee where had spent sew
eral days on business.
III. A. Saecker was called to She
boygan on Tuesday by the serious ill
ness of his mother.
-Wylie Sampson departed the mid
die of the week for Eau Claire and st.
Paul, Mimi, on business trip of a
few days.
Mrs. Gabe Heinemann and mother,
the latter of whom had been visit
ing in the city, departed the latter
part of last week for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callahan of Can
ton, Ohio, are in the city, the former
assisting in installing some new ma
chinery at the Marathon Granite COM
pany.
The Rev. and Mrs w. F. Elske
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they attended the funeral of the for
mer's mother who recently passe~
away there.
Miss Cora Lansing accompanied
Miss Maude Hammond, who is starting
south, to Milwaukee last Monday
night where they are spending few
days with Miss Hermione Silverthorn
DR.. and Mrs. L. E. Spencer, who
were obliged recently to postpone a
western trip on account of the latter's
illness, departed last evening for Mi
ami, Florida, and other points in the
south where they will spend the COM
ing month.
MIR. and Mrs. E. T. John and little
daughter left Wednesday evening fol
Louisville, KY, where they are to
make their future home. Their many
friends are sorry to see them leave
Wausau but will be glad to know
that Mr.. John is accepting splen-
did position at Louisville.
Mrs. Ed. Nicolls and Miss Mary
Nicolls departed the first of the week
for the south They expect first tc
visit Miss Evelyn Nicolls who is
teaching school at Birmingham, Ala
bama, following which they will take
a trip to Florida. They will be alb
sent about six weeks.
Dan McNaughton and E. d. Wild.
mer, who were at Milwaukee last
Wednesday and Thursday attending
the Grand Chapter and Grand Coun.
Gil sessions, started home Thursday
MI dol tu, lo,
at Green Bay on account of the storm
not getting home until Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Flanner OF
Blackwell, left last Friday for the
Pacific coast. After visiting points
of interest in California, Oregon and
Washington, they will make an ocean
voyage to Japan and possible Alaska
A year ago their itinery included Palm
Beach, Florida, Panama canal and the
Hawaiian islands. Republi-
can
DIR. and Mrs F. C. Nichols went
to Chicago last week where they visit
ed their son, Wellington Nichols, who
is residing there. The doctor returned
home Wednesday while Mrs. Nichols
went on to Indianapolis, Ind, to visit
relatives. yelling is in much better
health this year, the doctor says, and
he is finding his advertising work
profitable and pleasant.
Otto G. Kruger, who has been on
the reportorial staff of The Pilot dur
ing the past year. having come tC
Wausau in February a year ago, de-
parted Monday for New London where
he has accepted a position as editor
of The New London Press. While we
regret to lose Mr. Kruger who has
made many friends in the city and
who has rendered most faithful SER
vice to The Pilot, we are glad to see
him become the full-fedged editor OF
as fine newspaper as The Press
Mr. Kruger was formerly a resident
Of New London and will find no diff
ficulty in acclimating himself there.
DIR Johnson, representing the state
department of agriculture. arrived in
the city on Wednesday and will re-
main here through the week taking
up the matter of the tuberculin test
of cattle that it is hoped will be
made possible by next year. Mr.. John
son put on the campaign for the elm
ination of tuberculosis in Lincoln
county last year With W. r. Rogan
county agent, and Miss Vangel Rus
sell, home demonstration agent, DR.
Johnson has been attending the insti-
tute at Marathon and during the next
two days will be in other parts OF
the county urging farmers to sign a
petition to have cattle tested for tu-
berculosis.
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