Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-07-07
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
ATHENS ITEMS.
Athens Record.

MIS-. Cella Braun entertained at
cards Wednesday.
Rob Neuenschwander and family
left Tuesday morning for MINI.
Fiep.y Grunewald returned Tues
day evening from Milwaukee.
Mrs. William Nuremberg and family
of WaGsau are visiting relatives here.
The Ladies auxiliary will meet
with Mrs. Frank Bollech Thursday,
July 9th.
Andrew KreutZer returned Wednes-
day from Racine, where he has been
to attend the Military College for the
past term.
Miss Ida Schulthiess entertained
at FIVE hundred Wednesday evening
in honor of Miss Mabel Kesley of
Wausau.
Richard Engebrecht returned
Wednesday from River Falls, H.,
where he has been attending the
Concordia Teachers college
MARATHON ITEMS
Marathon Times
Mrs. John Gaetzman returned TO
her home at Wausau Wednesday.
A little boy arrived Wednesday at
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs Jos Hor-
hung. Congratulations extended.
Mrs. Andrew Franz, Kathrine Franz
and Margaret Wagner went TO Wau-
sau Wednesday to visit Andrew Franz
at the hospital.
| The funeral of Chas Delninger,
whose death occurred last Thursday
afternoon, took place Tuesday after
noon from St. Mary's church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Salzman and
Julius Quade were TO Wausau WedneS-
day to visit Arthur Quade who was
! injured in the tornado catastrophe in
the town of Emmett last week.
The Wausau Canning Co. has set
| up their yinerS and are now ready for
/ the seasons run, two on Mrs. l..
] Halls farm and one on Mrs. 2.
! Knauf's. According to present plans
they will start Wednesday.
EDGAR ITEMS.
Edgar News.
/ Miss Ida Stein has accepted a posi-
tion in the VIM. Preuss bakery.
Frank Markus of Wausau was a
business caller here Tuesday.
| Dorothy Seim spent the past week
at Wausau visiting her grandparents.
/ County Supt. Wenzel Pivernetz OF
Wausau is visiting relatives here this
week.
Messrs. Justin Means, Gus. Weckus,
Victor Larsen, Carl Ohm and Arthur
Paeske returned Tuesday from a
weeks fishing and outing at Be11
Skin lake.
MOSINEE ITEMS.
Mosinee Times.
The village board met Tuesday and
passed upon the four applications
for licenses, all ofwhich were granted
h Mrs. John r Cannon, of Lahiana
Maui. Hawaii, is the guest here this
week of her friend, Mrs. j. H. Vest
The tenth annual picnic of the B.
be held at their hall on Sunday, July
18th. The MoSinee band will furnish
the music.
Robert Freeman of Halder was at
Wausau Tuesday visiting his son
William Freeman who recently UNI
derwent an operation for appendicitis
at st. Mary's hospital.
At st. Paul's Catholic church in
this village Wednesday morning
occurred the marriage of Miss Clara
LutZ, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael LutZ, of the town of Kronen-
wetter, and Mr.. Otto Fullmer.
The Chicago Milwaukee q st. Pau
railroad people are coming across with
very poor grace in the matter OF
complying with the order of the
Railroad Rate Commission compelling
them to build a new moder n depot at
this place, and have petitioned for a
new hearing in the matter. TheiI
request has been granted and the
hearing will be held in this village or
July 22nd, at II O'Clock a. m.
Work of matchmaking the Wau-
sau road through the town of Yves
! ton is now under way and as result
travel is somewhat impeded it being
necessary to drive around by way
of Grey's mills through Schotield.
The improvement on The road is a
welcome movement and has long
been anticipated, as this was about
the worst piece of road in Marathon
county. The most of the work will
be put on the Cedar creek hill.
The town of Kronenwetter is do
ing considerable road work this
summer, the most of which is being
done on the Wausau road. This
road is being treated with liberal
application of decompOsed granite
from the depot north to tie piece OF
macadam road put in q couple of
years ago, and north from the end
of that section of road to Flanner.
First publication June %, last July a.
Notice to Creditors.