Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-06-24
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
MARATHON ITEMS.
Marathon Times.

DIR. Jos. Barber is at Minneapolis
this week attending the meeting of
the National Medical association.
The marriage of John Hemmerich
and Frieda Pagel was solemnized at
St. Mathews Lutheran church last
Saturday, Rev. E. Walthers oalc;at-
ing.
The coming marriage of Lula Trau-
ba and JOS. Uebelacker was announced
from the pulpit CT ST, Mary's church
last Sunday, the ceremony will take
place next Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Klemp of the
town of Rib Falls went to Wausau
Tuesday to make arrangements for
the collection of 5000 inheritance
from rich uncle in Germany.
Miss Margaret Handrick, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Handrick and William Masanz, eldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Masanz, Sr.,
were united in marriage Wednesday.
Pauly & Pauly shipped three carloads
of cheese last week, one to Oklahoma,
and two to Los Angeles, California;
this week three carloads were shipped
to southern points. Figuring e ach
car load at 2l,000 pounds and the
price of cheese at Is cents a pound,
| the value of the six carloads shipped
during these two weeks was about
$1S, 900
\ Once more the angel of Death Wis
tied our community and took from
our midst beloved father and hus-
band, an honored fellow citizen Nick
| Bunger5, the well-known rural mail
carrier of route three. Last Deem
Der he suffered stroke of paralysis,
since which time he sank slowly until
at last he passed away peacefully
| Monday afternoon shortly after five
O'Clock at his home mile and half
northwest of Marathon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John knock are
about to see one of their fondest
dreams of many years realized, the
dream of seeing the scenes of their
childhood once more. They left last
night for their visit to the Father
land, and will visit for a few days
with friends at their former home at
Barton and at Milwaukee. They will
sail from New York at nine O'Clock
a. N. July second on the Hamburg
| American liner Kaiserin Augusta
| Victoria, a steamer $50 feet long, and
they will arrive at Hamburg about
July 10. From Hamburg they will at
once proceed to their native towns in
the Rhineland. They hope to be
with us again next autumn.
| FROM STAFFORD.
Stratford Reporter.
! John Jaeger and son visited at
Wausau Tuesday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Severt Westheim last Friday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Oct
finger, on Friday of last week, son.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Otto of Wausau,
visited with friends here last Sunday.
Dr. Bekkings dwelling house was
struck by lightning Tuesday night,
but fortunately the bolt did but little
damage to the building.
The barn of w. j. Seidl of the
| town of Cleveland was struck by light
ming during the storm Tuesday night
and burned to the ground. All of his
| farm machinery was burned and one
of his cows was struck by lightning
and killed.
EDGAR ITEMS.
Edgar News
j. j. Eden was Wausau caller
Wednesday.
Rev. f. X. Orthen was a county
seat visitor Tuesday afternoon.
| John Kass was a business caller at
Wausau, Wednesday,
Mrs. Justin Meads and daughter
Helen, were business callers at Wau-
sau Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Cheney were at
Wausau Saturday on a business trip.
| The home of Peter Wagner was
somewhat damaged by being struck
by lightning during the storm. Satur--
day afternoon.
The barn OF Mrs. w. Leuschow was
totally destroyed by fire last Saturday
afternoon. The fire started from the
lightning striking it.
Gertrude, the little daughter of
Mrs. Lochner's was taken TO the hos
pita at Wausau, last Saturday where
the little one underwent an operation
for appendicitis.
What will no doubt be the biggest,
grandest and most glorious Fourth of
July celebration ever witnessed by
the citizens of Edgar and vicinity
will be celebrated in our hustling
village of Edgar the coming Fourth
OF July.
Wednesday morning at 500 O'Clock,
at Wausau, occurred the wedding of
Mr.. Martin Olson, youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Olson of Kendelle,
Monroe county. to Miss Emma Mae
LaQua, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter LaQna of this village, with
Rev. O. T. Poe officiating. Attend
ants were Mr.. Walter M. Meyer and
Miss Esther LaQua both of this vii
lage.
Hugo, the thirteen year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Borchardt, passed
away at the ST. Mary's hospital at
Wausau, Saturday morning after an
illness Of only few days. Death be-