Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-12-09
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
ATHENS ITEMS.

Athens Record
The bank of Stratford has increased
is capital from $4,000 to $4,000.
Henry Bopf and Frank Bfecha went
to Wausau on business Tuesday.
Mr.. Herbert Callies and Miss Ma
| thilde Redman were married Wednes-
| day, December ).
Frank Blocyznski came over from
his school at Wausau TO spend
| Thanksgiving with his parents.
Miss Irene Kissinger returned home
Wednesday from Wausau to spend
Thanksgiving at home.
| John Stremer, Sr, died at the home
| OF his son, Johr Stremer, Jr., in town
| Rietbrock, Nov. %, 1913, complica-
tion of diseases, in the 10Th year of
| his life.
EDGAR ITEMS.
Edgar News
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bier were visi-
tors at Wausau, Tuesday.
Miss Katie Andrew was a visitor at
| Wausau, Wednesday,
Ira Stein, who has been at Wausau
| for the past few days returned home
| Thursday.
Isabelle Schooley of Wausau was
here the past week visiting relatives
| and friends.
| Mrs. Anna Paul who has been visit
ing with Mrs. Carl Jaiade at Wausau,
| for the past few days, returned home
| Wednesday.
| NJ n. Schill transacted business at
Wausau, Tuesday.
| Mrs. Gus Schneider passed away
| Wednesday evening from tuberculosis
of the bronchial tubes. Deceased
was born in the town of Wien and
| was forty-three years and two months
| old. The funeral was held Monday
| fran the St Paul Lutheran church,
| the Reb. Janke officiating. Burial
was made in the local cemetery.
| FROM sTRATFORD.
Stratford Reporter.
Miss Anna Schmidt left Wednesday
for Wausau, where she will visit for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Hostridder of
Aberdeen, n. D., are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. j. j. Kaiser.
|. Mrs Charles Sharp has returned to
/
! visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Schmidt.
! ID. M. MaXSon has returned from an
| extended visit to his old home in New
| York state and from short visit
with his son near Milwaukee, Mr.
| Maxson intends to remain in STRAIT
| ford for the winter, the guest of his
son, E. H. Maxson.
MOSINEE ITEMS.
( NIosinee Times
/ c. III. Ingraham, of Wausau, was
| here yesterday.
/ r. Powers and Louis Dessert left
| Tuesday for Butternut where they
will look over some timber lands they
own there and which they intend to
| cut this winter.
/ Rev. John Lloyd, of Wausau, occu-
| pied the pulpit of St James church
in this village Tuesday evening,
I preaching from the text, Jesus
Christ, the Same Yesterday, Today
and Forever"
Mrs. r. E. Parcher, of Wausau, ac-
companied by Mesdames Kuebler,
! Silverthorn, Lull and Means, also Of
that city, were here last Saturday to
attend the bazaar conducted by the
ladies of st. James Guild, and for a
short visit with friends.
Mrs. Jane Murray for over fifty
| years resident of Halder, passed
away Thursday morning, Nov. goth,
and was laid away Saturday morning,
| funeral being held from the Catholic
church at Halder, Rev. FIR. Klein Of
Mosinee officiating.
! Miss Winifred Lott, the visiting
nurse of Wausau, will speak on the
general subject, THE White Plague"
at the Library on Friday at two
O'Clock. All interested are urged to
come and hear her. She comes as a
guest of the Two Hour Club.
| Johnny Krause, young man thirty
years of age, lies at the point of
death in st. Mary's hospital, Wausau,
as result of injuries he sustained
Monday when he was pinned against
a stump by falling tree. He was
employed at one of the Mosinee Land
| Log & Timber Co.'s camps as chopper.
| The accident occurred directly after
dinner Monday. Krause, whose work
it was to notch the trees for the
sawyers, had finished his share of the
work and stood by the stump waiting
for the sawyers, to fall the tree. 1t
| fell sideways, however, across the
stump, and as this was an unlocked
for occurrence, Krause was caught
unawares, and pinned between the
| butt of the tree and the stump
| MARATHON ITEMS.
| Marathon Times.
| Mrs. Jos. Hornung and Mrs. X
| Bauman were among those that Wis.
| tied Wausau Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Schubert and
daughter Lena transacted business at
Wausau Wednesday.
Talk about raising hogs-Albert
| KutZ takes the lead. He killed a hog
the other day that was seven months
and ten days old only, but dressed at
32l pounds.
| Helen Resop, Ruth Weber and HUI
| go Heise of Rib Falls and George
Spatz students at the county training
school for teachers of Wausau spent
Thanksgiving with their folks
| The numerous old friends and class
lmateS of Rev. julius Lemmer were
| grieved to learn of his premature
death which occurred at the hospital
at Little Falls, Minnesota, early Sun
/ day morning at five O'Clock, typhoid
fever being the cause of his death