Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-01-13
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
MosINEE ITEMS.
Mosinee Times.

Mosinee Times.
Willis Bernier was a Wausau visitor
Sunday afternoon.
Arden Pafonto is i'm Wausau in at
4 tendance at an adjourned session of
the county board which convened
Yesterday.
J. A. Bousha carries his arm in a
sling as result of too close ac-
quaintance with business end of a
gasoline stove.
The Mosinee Land, Log & Timber
Co., ere bringing in a few logs each
day now and expect TO be able to
start their mill up this afternoon.
The Mosinee Land, Log & Timber
Co. have been keeping their sprinkler
tanks going night and day for the
past week or ten days and expect to
get their road in shape for hauling
soon.
/ Nicholas Dawson, aged seventy
4 years. for many years a resident Of
the town Of Mosinee, passed away at
his home on the Boulevard New
| Years day after lingering illness,
bright's disease.
About thirty-fiye young ladies we, e
entertained last evening at the hon e
of Mrs. Nj. O,Connor at 6, miscellan-
eous shower given in honor of Miss
Nellie LutZ, whose marriage to Mr..
Glen Douville has been announced
for next "Wednesday.
The E. J. Balza company, of Green
Bay, who erected and operated the
pickle station at this place last year.
Tuesday, disposed OF the same to S
NJ Dingee & Son, of Evanston. M.
one of the oldest concerns of this
kind in the country, having been es-
tabished in business since 1859
| A pail of syrup which came by
parcel post Tuesday night caused no
little sport in the local post Office. in
fact the clerks and the postmaster
were all stuck up on themselves and
most everybody's mail was also, for
that matter The offending syrup
| pail, which by the way, was empty
found secure resting place in the
wood box where the consignee is;
welcome to the rest of the contents.
ATHENS ITEMS.
Athens Record.
Miss Irene Messenger returned 20
her WauSau school, Saturday
Joe Chesak, Frank Blecha and
young George Chesak went to Wau-
sau Tuesday.
Henry Bopf went to Wausau Tues
day TO get Mrs. Bopf, who has been
visiting there since last Friday.
Miss Lillian Kreutzer returned
| from Wausau and Abbotsford Monday
where she had been visiting friends
Mrs. e. E. Sehlegel went to Wausau
on last Friday to visit friends.
Adolph and Ed. Neuenschwander
left for their Madison school Friday
The Wausau Lumber Co. IS store at
Rib Falls was broken into Saturday
night and much goods stolen. Frank
Krohn was arrested for the offense
and was bound over to the district
court. Krohn claims an alibi.
MARATHON ITEMS.
Marathon Times.
Mrs. Jos. Mohr is still seriously i'll
at st. Mary's hospital at Wausau.
Gust Bunker of Wausau visited
with his uncle Carl Bunker of Stettin
the forepart of the week.
Mrs. FL. Juedes went over to Wau.
sau yesterday to visit with her son
Herman for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole B. Peterson and
daughter Carrie are at present enjoy,
ing happy visit in their native town
in Sweden.
When George Cramer prayed fol
rain two years ago to make the pease
grow his prayer was Immediately
granted. So pray for snow, George
pray for snow.
Sunday morning when Anton Vet
, ter and Chas. Thienel arrived at the
southeast corner of the village they
were very much surprised to see 3
robbin hopping around merrily in al
orchard.
AT the home of his mother i'm the
town of Rib Falls, Gust Ristau passed
away into the better world beyond OF
Monday of last week, death beins
caused by erysipelas.
Herman Schultz and family are get
. ting ready to move TO WauSau, where
: Mr.. Schultz will be employed in the
new brewery on the west side, wher,
his son has also been engaged a.
brewmaster
EDGAR ITEMS.
Edgar News.
Paul Spiegel transacted business a
Wausau yesterday.
Mrs Justin Means was Wausal
caller Tuesday afternoon.
E. b. Crawford made business
trip to Strattord and WausSu, Tues
day.
Len Sargent of Wausau, visited a.
Robert Hughes home, Tuesday.
l.. H. Lemberg. local agent for The
Geo. Ruder Brewing Co. of Wausau
Wis, went to the city Thursday, &
exchange horses with one of the Co.:
horses over there, one of the loca
horses being lame for some time. Mr.
Lemburg returned with fine sore
to take the place of the lame one.
FROM STRATFoRD.
Stratford Journal