Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-07-28

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ATHENS ITEMS.
Athens Record
State Senator AIbers Of Wausau.
was in Athens Sunday with his fam
lily.
Miss Lillian Kreutzer returned
Tuesday from Wausau where she has
been visiting friends.
John G. Chcsak and Louis Braun of
Wausau in company with John Rauen
OF PoniatoWSki were in Athens last.
thursday on business and pleasure,
returning the same day.
Adolph Holub and son of Wausau,
visited with the Scherz and Schroeder
families last Sunday.
Miss Ella Grunewald Wednesday
afternoon went to Edgar and took
TIE train for Wausau, where she will
spend her weeks vacation.
f. f. Chesak went to Wausau
Wednesday morning to attend a
special meeting of tine Board of Edu-
cation, of which he is member.
MARATHON ITEMS.
Marathon Times. eI
The picnic given at River Grove at
Rib Falls under the management of
August Bartlett and Fred BoldG was
good success, Judging from the num-
Der of people whom the humble scribe
found there Sunday afternoon.
Monday afternoon at about half
past four O'Clock. large volumes of
smoke were seen coming out of some
windows of the second story of the
Big Store by a neighboring woman
who called on Mr.. p. Werner who
was working at the Hotel Marathon.
Mr.. Werner hurried to the store and
upstairs, where he found the rooms
all full of smoke originating from an
oil stove. One Of the burners was
out of order, it seems, and flame
was coming out which had already
set fire to the wainscoting back Of
the stove.
Miss Mary Abel returned to her
home at Rothschild Wednesday hay
ing visited with her friends, the Vet
ter girls.
Alb. Hoffman sold calf weeks
old to X. Strachota Tuesday for
which he received the nice little sum
of $l3.76, the calf Weighing 100 pounds
The bans of Hugo Vetter and
Helen Lang were announced from st.
Mary's pulpit last Sunday. The mar
riage ceremony will take place Mon
day, August third.
MOSINEE ITEMS.
Mosinee Times.
The home and personal belongings
of Kasmir ZolkowSki, one of the new
settlers in the vicinity of Moon was
wiped out of exiStance last Friday
shortly after dinner by fire.
Ever since the G. & N. w. Rail
road Company surveyed the line into
this village for proposed extension,
rumor has been very persistent as to
that company's commencing building
operations at no less than score of
times. This office is in receipt of in
formation, which appears to be well
founded, to the effect that work will
be commenced this fall and the ex-
tension will be in operation before
snow falls.
At the last meeting of the village
board of trustees an ordinance was
passed that SOUNDS the death knell to
pigs in the corporate limits of this
village hereafter, the board having
prohibited the keeping of pigs in the
village at all from and after the pass
ing and publication of the ordinance.
On che motion of the Chicago Mil
waukee & St. Paul railroad company
a rehearing in the depot controversy
between the railroad people and the
business men of the village in which
an application was made for a new,
modern depot, built on the east side
of the track, was held at the village
hall yesterday forenoon.
Mrs. r. E. Parcher and Mrs. F.
Mormon of Wausau, were guests here
last Saturday at the home of the
formers brother, G. S. Blair, and
wife.
Mosinee Valley or Bust. Will come
back TO MoSinee once more. to stay
and visit all my friends, will come
over land via Stevens Point. james
Felix, the writer
Geo. A. Robicheau and R. E. Puch-
ner of WauSau, were here the first
of the week in the interests of the
latter gantleman's candidacy for dis
trict attorney.
j. ?. Sill, auditor for the Wausau
Fibre Co, left last Monday
evening for a short visit with his
family in New Jersey.
II. NJ. Kronenwetter, NJ. O'Connor
and Arden Paronto left Tuesday on
an auto trip through the southern
part of the state to look over some of
the Thoroughbred herds of cattle |
with a view to buying a few head Of
pure bred Holstein cattle.