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

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friends in this city the past week
Frank Zeromski of Hatley spent
Saturday III the city on business.
Miss Ruth Schmitz of Sheboy-
gan is visiting her parents in this
city.
Mrs. Robert H. Smith of Apple
ton spent the week end in this city
with friends.
-Ansel Olson, of Chicago, spent
the week end in This city with friends
and relatives.
Ralph Pe.cifeld of Des Moines,
Iowa, spent the past week with
friends in this city
John O'Connor of Mosinee spent
the week end with his sister, Miss
Alice O'Connor in this CITY,.
Senator c. B. Bird was called to
Madison the latter part of last week
because of the illness of his mother.
Charles E. Guenther and little
daughter, of Knowlton, spent Mon
day in the city, the former on bust
ness.
-Supt S. B. Tobey went to Chicago
Sunday evening where he is spending
most of this week attending the Ma
tional Convention o. Superintendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Sullivan re-
turned Thursday from lronwood,
Michigan, having been. called there
by the death of Mr.. Sullivan's brother.
Harry Kiefer, deputy of the B p.
O. Elks for this district, returned
Wednesday from Baraboo and Wis
consin Rapids where ne inspected the
Elks' lodges.
ing school at Ponitowski, spent Sat
this city with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. F. B. Laabs.
Mr.. and Mrs B. A. Block and
daughters, Betty Jane and June Rae,
returned to their home at Woodruff
Friday after an extended visit at the
c. H. Hofmeister home.
Fl. B. Laabs, deputy prohibition
commissioner of Wisconsin, spent
Sunday with his family in Wausau. He
left Monday for Milwaukee on bust
ness to remain this week.
Mrs. C. L. Lee and children, Will
lard L., and Lucille Ruth, left Mon
day for their home at lola after visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Lees par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lille.
Miss Leona Ivers, sister of Mrs.
Merrill L. Jones, who had been visit
s ing here week, departed Monday for
st. Louis, Mo-, where she holds an
important position in one of the large
hospitals.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Seim. Mr.
and Mrs. George Pfeiffer and Mr.. DEL
hafen of Tomahawk, who was visit
ing here, left Tuesday for Tomahawk.
The former Wausau people will re-
turn home today.
George Homrig returned to Wau-
sau from Ironwood, Michigan, on Sat
urday last. Mrs. Homrig is follow
ing her husband home and expects to
arrive today. They will again take
up their residence in this city.
Don R. Anderson and wife, who
have been visiting at Milwaukee and
Chicago, have returned home. They
are to depart shortly for Peoria. H..
where they will make their home, the
former having accepted position
there.
Sol Heinemann departed on Tues
day evening for the south for a short
trip. Mr. Heinemann expects first TO
stop at Hot Springs and then to go on
to Florida where he will meet his
father, Nathan Heinemann, who is
spending the winter at Miami.
George w. Phillips returned from
Rochester, Minnesota, where he had
been confined during the past month
at the Mayo Bros hospital, on Sun
day last. He is rapidly recovering
from the operation he underwent and
will soon be about as usual. This
is pleasing news to his many friends.
Miss Maude Hammond departed
on Monday for Sanibel Island, Flori-
da, where she will spend an indefi
mite length of time but lin all proba-
bility the months of March and April.
Miss Hammond expects to meet Miss
Ruth Alexander during her stay in
Florida and will be with her part
of the time
Ben Alexander spent the week
end in the city returning Monday to
the woods north of Merrill where he
has been directing logging operations.
Although little can be accomplished
now with the heavy snow, Mr.. Alex
ander says they expect to continue
operations this week when the work
should be completed.
IT. H. Jacpb, of the Marathon
Motor Car company, returned Monday
from Milwaukee. Mr.. Jacob was in
Milwaukee at the time of the snow
storm and was not informed of the
collapse of a part of the roof of his
plant on Mcclellan street until Fri
day. there being no means of reach
ing him until that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Alexander
and daughter, Miss Ruth Alexander,
who departed for the south during
the snow storm of last week, arrived
in Jacksonville, Florida, on Sunday,
where they were met by the chauf
feur and automobile and started i'm