Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-02-10
Western is to put night operator on


Western is to put night operator on
at Stratford.
John Weber of Rockville left Sun
day on a visit TO his old home in
Germany. He left the old country
thirty-tive years ago.
Peter Strupp an employe of the
p. Common Company, was seriously in
iured at camp nine Wednesday, by
being struck with rolling logs.
Walking is q grand thing for the
complexion some people believe. A
young Stratford couple walked TO
Fenwood and back last Sunday just
for complexion's sake.
Stratford taxpayers appear to be
more fortunate than those of other
villages in the county. The rate in
Stratford is 800 while in other
villages the rate varies from $500 to
S400.
ATHENS ITEMS.
Athens Record.
Frank Blecha went to Wausau on
business Tuesday.
An Auction Bridge whist club of
fourteen members was organized
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. P. L. Halsey will leave next
asurdsy for New York where she
will visit for several weeks.
Henry Bopf and wife made flying
business trip to Wausau Tuesday, re-
turning the same day.
Last Thursday evening f. +. Chesak
and wife celebrated MIR. Chesak's
forty-seventh birthday.
Last Sunday we enjoyed a fine auto
ride. Just think of it-auto riding
on the first day of February in North
Central Wisconsin.
Miss Anna Better, who for the past
nine years has been bead waiter at
the Hotel Athens, left Monday for
Milwaukee, where she will keep house
for her father.
Athens can soon cut out the evil
lage'' in her name. With a Tango
class, and a Bridge Whist club, we
can soon begin calling little family
parties functions" after the city
style.
MOsINEE ITEMS.
Mosinee Times
From time to time in the past we
have heard rumors of another bank
being located AT this village and it
now would seem that these will
crystalize into actuality, unless the
plans OF the promoters miscarry.
Local people, and one or two promi-
nent Wausau persons, are back of the
enterprise
Robert Werner, eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Werner, old resi-
dents of the town of Emmett, died
Wednesday at Nekoosa from hem
Orage.
w. A. Won Berg and wife spent Sat
urday at Wausau visiting with rela-
tives.
r. Powers has been having little
tuSsel With the -ippe and one or Two
other kindred ailments the past week.
The snow is about four inches deep
on level.
The water works system has been
in operation now for over two weeks
and things are moving as smooth as
clock. The water tastes little from
the pipes, but this will soon wear off.
Mosinee has them all going on cleo
trio light plants and water works
where quality is considered.
Mesdames VIM. Freeman and Carl
Kronenwetter entertained the mem
berS of the Two Hour club at the
latter's home last Friday afternoon.
MARATHON ITEMS.
Marathon Times.
Mrs. Henry Wolf and Mrs. Henry
WINNER visited at Wausau yesterday
with Mrs. +. Geisler.
Miss Hilda Baumann went to Wau-
sau Monday, where she visited with
the family of John Stieber.
Ernst Ringle Chairman of the town
of Rib Fails was in town Wednesday
on his way to the county seat.
Father Rohlinger of ST. Mary's hos
pital at Wausau visited with Math.
Wagner in the town of CaSSel last
Tuesday. Father Rohlinger being a
cousin of Mr.. Wagner.
Mrs. r. Rossi went to Wausau yes
terday to visit her little nine year
old nephew Raymond Ravoner, who
was operated on for appendicitis re-
Gently at st. Mary's hospital.
Geo. Cramer enjoyed pleasant
visit this week from his father, Mr..
Chas. f. Cramer of Spencer and his
nephew FL. Andre of the same place.
Grandpa Volhard went to Wausau
Yesterday to attend the meeting of
the trustees of the Co. asylum.