Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-06-30
MOsINEE ITEMS.
Mosinee Times.

Word was received here Saturday
evening of the death of Mrs: @. G.
Webb, mother of Mrs. Walter Won
Berg and Miss Ora Webb, at Nc
Henry, North Dakota, where she had
made her home for the last three
years.
A square block of land at the inter
section OF Third and Fremont streets,
comprising the land used for SO many
years in the past as a base ball and
picnic grounds, was last week decided
to the village Of Mosinee by the
Joseph Dessert Lumber Co., the stip-
ulatien being that it shall be used
exclusively for park and picnic pur-
poses.
J.,H. Yost was a caller at Wausau
Saturday.
A. Won Berg returned Sunday from
his trip with the Wisconsin Bankers
through northern Wisconsin.
William Freeman underwent al
operation for appendicitis at So.
Mary's hospital at Wausau Saturday.
The N. Y. X. bah club Of Wausau
defeated Mosinee Sunday in a fast
eleven inning game, 5 t,e3.
Three automobile drivers from
Wausau that brought the baseball
delegation here for the game Sunday
were arrested for speeding by Mar
shall Dan Sullivan.
Rev. j. i. Brennan of Wausau,
spent Sunday here the guest of DIR.
E. f. Butler, enjoying the fishing at
Short Portage.
William A. Priest and Miss Hazel
Clark both of Mosinee, were married
Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock, the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
r. S. Scott at the home of the groom;
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Priest OH
Fourth street.
EDGAR ITEMS.
Edgar News.
Mrs. VIM. Seim was Wausau visi-
tor yesterday.
Mr.. NJ N. Schill attended the
Eagles convention at Amigo Wednes'-
day.
Martin Keefe is out and around
again after being confined to the
house, due to injuries received in a
runaway last week.
| Don't forget that the village OF
Edgar and the local Advancement as
ISOLATION nave made arrangements
for the biggest Fourth of July cele-
bration that was ever held in our
village.
Tuesday afternoon the fire depart
ment was called out on account of a
Are that had started in the mill yard
During the food three weeks ago, a
great deaI of flood trash had been
carried into the yard, and it was
thought advisable to burn it up be-
| fore it became too dry, so it was set
on fire but before the brush, ETC.,
had been thoroughly burned up the
wind had changed and bles cinders
towardst the lumber piles. The fire
department responded promptly ard
put out the fire before any damage
| had been done.
ATHENS ITEMS.
Athens Record.
Clyde Weak and Mr.. Zimmerman
of Wausau were in Athens Friday on
business.
| Mr.. Breginske while working on the
town line road near Lemenske, Tues
day fell suddenly dead.
Irine Kissinger returned home from
Wausau Thursday, where she has been
attending Business College.
Ben Metz, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Metz, of town Rietbrock, who has
been sick for the past four months,
died Friday from dysentry.
Mr. Neiman, agent for the Eco cars
at Nausa.u, and Mcqueen, editor of
the Stratford Journal, payed Athens
a visit Thursdy ia Neiman's car
Mrs Marsof, daughter Mary, and
nephew, George, returned to their
home at Wausau Monday after tax
ing in the wedding of William Ions
dorf to Lizzie Suffer and also stay d
couple of days to visit friends.
Pierson L. Halsey found very he.iu-
tiful Indian arrow head west Of mis-
farm residence. 1t is of white flint
and is 81 inches long by II inches per
feet without a nick or blemish. This