Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-08-26
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
ATHENS ITEMS.
Athens Record.

Athens Record
Frank Schubert and wife and Mrs.
Stremer, autoed to Rothschild Sunday
to spend the day.
George A. KreutZer and wife re-
turned from Chicago Monday evening.
John Riley returned Tuesday from
his vacation at Niagara, Philadelphia
and Chicago.
John Wilger and wife of West Bend
brother-in-law of Joe Chesak and J !.
G. Soaring, arrived Monday to visit
his relatives.
Henry Bopf has torn down the old
ice house in the rear of the Hotel
Athens and will erect new building
in its place.
Rev. Geiger and family returned
home Saturday. Mr.. Geiger from his
European trip and Mrs. Geiger from
Chicago, where she has been visiting
for several weeks.
Last Saturday while working rip
saw in at the hub factory, Fred Kuhl
was struck in the abdomen by wood
| bolt being cast back by the saw, strik-
| ing him. Every care and attention
was given hin, but the shock to his
nervous system was too great, and ear
ly Tuesday morning, he crossed the
Great Divide, leaving behind him
| many Sorrowing friends and mourning
| relatives. He was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Kuhl of this city and was
stricken in his nineteenth year The
funeral was held Thursday forenoon
at st. Anthony's church.
MOsINEE ITEMS.
| Mosinee Times
Carl KrOnenWetter was a business
caller at Grand Rapids Saturday
Miss Eva Bernier spent last week
with relatives at Grand Rapids.
Willis Bernier and Harold Martin
spent Sunday at Wausau with friends
Indications are that there will be
abundant partridge and prairie chick.
en- shooting in this vicinity this fall
J. H. Yost and family have retur.
ned home from Plum lake where they
spent the past three weeks at theil
summer cottage.
Editor B. e. Walters and family
expect to leave Monday for Rhine
lander, to be present at family re-
union of Mr.. Walters relatives.
Frank McReynolds and wife re-
turned home Tuesday morning from a
vacation trip of about two weeks spent
on the great lakes.
Mrs. NJ. McReynolds, mother OF
Frank McReynolds, of this village,
died at Milwaukee last week, the fun
eral services being held there last
Saturday afternoon.
Work upon the construction of Mo.
sinee's municipal waterworks system
was actually started the first of the
week, when Bat Keefe with a small
crew of men commenced work digging
the trenches for the watermains.
Fishing in the Wisconsin river at
this point and further south never
appears to have been better. Large
catches of crappie, bass, pike and
pickerel are being frequently made
with now and then one of the gamey
muskallonge being taken.
EDGAR ITEMS.
| Edgar News.
| Miss Erma Seehoefer of Wausau,
visited the forepart of the week with
relatives.
| Mrs. II. A. Vedder was at Wausar
| Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bier visited
| friends and transacted business al
Wausau Wednesday morning.
| Monday evening, while riding on g
bicycle, Ira Stein was thrown to the
ground and bruised his arm very
badly.
Herman Seim of W4usau, spent
Wednesday afternoon here, the guest
of his brother William.
Mrs. Justin Means and daughter
Ruth, were visitors at the county seal
Monday.
The Misses Blanche Kruger, Mary
Rempke, Margaret Bier, Esther La
Qua and Francis Moraine, attended
the teachers institute at Wausau the
past week.
| MARATHON ITEMS.
Marathon Times.
Leo Lang went to Wausau on bust.
ness Monday.
| Manager A. Mucha of the Marathon
brewery went to Edgar yesterday.
c. H. Ingraham of Wausau was in
town on business Tuesday.
Trustee ]. G. Lang was at Wausau
Wednesday to obtain legal advice for
the village board
Miss Hattie Goerling Of Wausau at
tended the farewell party at DR. Bar
ber's place Tuesday night.
While doing chores Saturday eve
ming Joseph SpatZ, The twelve year
old boy of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spatz
of the town of Stettin, had a foot bad
ly injured by a horse steppisf, or
rather jumping upon it.
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