Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-07-27
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
MOSINEE ITEMS.
Mosinee Times.

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j. II. Yost has purchased a lot in
the Eddy" addition at the upper
end of Second street and will build
residence there shortly.
VIM. Engles this week disposed OF
his meat market business to Antoine
Reberneck and John Lehr, of Wau-
sau. who took possession OF The busl-
ness Tuesday morning.
Philip Geary, the versatile and af-
fable baggage Smashef over at the
depot, covered himself with glory
last Friday evening when he plunged
into the depths of the Wisconsin
river and saved from drowning little
Walter SchmitZ just as the pearly
ga ties were opening to receive him.
O. G. Knutson, who operates the
Pine Grove Dairy Farm, noted for its
high grade guernsey milk route oper-
ated in connection Herewith, to his
son, Melvin Knutson, of Oberly, n.
d. The transfer will not be made
until about the first of October.
SPENCER ITEMS.
Spencer Record.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Habeck died in this city last
Friday afternoon.
w. S. Riker of Wausau, who repre-
sentS the l.. G. Smith Bros. Type
writer Co., was in the village Tues
day.
O. M. Book attended the annual
state convention Of the Wisconsin
Bankers Association, which was held
in Milwaukee last week
With this issue The Record closes
it's books to Volume No. l, and with
the beginning of next week, we will
enter upon the duties of another year.
Mrs. j. Dix and daughter Ruth,
went to Wausau Tuesday to spend a
few days as the guest of Miss Helen
Becker, and also TO attend the Chau-
tauqua which is being held in that
city. Rev. Dix also left for there
today (Friday) to take in the sights.
ATHENS ITEMS.
Athens Record.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet
with Mrs. Peter Phiuippi, Thursday,
July 20.
E. E. Wright and G. W. Lippert
were at Wausau Monday on legal
business.
Jacob Reuter- the great American
violin VirtuSO comes to Athens for his
third engagement on Friday evening,
July Both.
Jos. CheSak, wife and daughter
Anna drove to Wausau Wednesday
morning TO visit John G. Chesak and
| also took in the Chautauqua.
Last Wednesday evening those de
sirous of having band in Athen:
met at the opera house to effect the
| organization.
The meeting was very enthusiastic
| for the project and after some delib
| Grafton and discussion as to ways anC
means band of thirty pieces was
organized with 'Peppie" Drida a!
| leader.
EDGAR ITEMS.
Edgar News.
The work on the new home fol
Hahns blacksmith shop is nearly
completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hughes were
visitors at the Len Sargent home al
Wausau, Wednesday.
The local cigar factory which ha:
been closed several weeks for various
reasons has been purchased by Mr.
Joseph Bach of Milwaukee.
Messrs. DR.. Collins, Jack eKress
| August Darge and Arthur Wagner
| rode to WauSau last Saturday in the
| doctors car
Mrs. A. w. Puchner returned from
Escanaba, Tuesday, where she hac
been to attend the funeral of Mrs
Phelps.
Miss Ruth Means returned home
last Saturday evening from Rhine
lander after weeks visit at the
home of her uncle, p. 0. Means.
Edward Borchardt who has been
employed in a garage in Milwaukee
for some time has rented building
from Ben Krahn, which is located
just south of the Krahn blacksmith
shop and will open up garage.
Eric Zepp returned Saturday night
from weeks trip thru southern Wis.
visit at the homes of his sisters, Mrs
Otto Rollman at ShawanO and Mrs.
L. W. Schooley at GAINESVILLE.
FROM STRATFORD.
Stratford Journal.
Dan Mahony made a business trip
to Wausau Wednesday.
E. H. Maxson returned today from
business trip to Milwaukee.
Mrs. L. f. Sargent returned to
Wausau today after visiting with her
mother, Mrs. E. G. Leiteritz.
Rev. FIR Forster left Tuesday on a
vacation trip which will include a
visit to the Yellowstone Park and
other points of interest in the west.
Work is about completed on Peter
Weber's hall which has been erected
on the premises outside of the vii
opened to the public on August Isl
when there will be a dance and pic
mic.
On Monday evening the first COW
testing association in Marathon coun.
ty was organized at a meeting held
in the Stratford village hall. The
name of the organization is the STRAIT
ford Cooperative Cow Testing AS
ISOLATION. The directors are Garrett
Hughes, J. L. Chrouser, Henry Wag
ner, Philip Harter, II. II. Aschbren
ner, Frank Hetts and Fred Greis-
bach. The officers chosen are Gar
rett Hughes, president; Philip Harter
vice-president: j. L. Chrouser, score
tary- treasurer.
MARATHON ITEMS.
Marathon Times.
Doctors Harter and Taugher have
recently purchased an automobile.
Onife a few Marathon nannle at.