Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-08-24
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
SPENCER ITEMS.
Spencer Record.


Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Utter and fam
ily autoed to Wausau Sunday.
During the storm last Friday p. M +,
lightning struck the P. o. Schaefer
residence, tearing hole in the roof.
Rev. Schmidt went to Eau Claire
Monday evening to attend the min
listers Annual Conference Of the
German Lutheran church.
A heavy hail storm did much dam
age north of this city last Friday.
Frank MelIenthin had as fine piece
of corn as ever grew in this part of
the state which was practically des-
troyed. Albert MANTLE also suffered
a considerable loss.
Mrs. F. M. Graves who had been
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Blaisdell the
past couple of months, started on
her homeward trip Wednesday.
Mrs. Della Schotield and daughter,
Geraldine, moved their household
goods here last week from Horizon,
and will occupy rooms in the Mrs.
Jennie Gardiner residence. Mrs.
Schofield's son Randall has been en-
gagged as Principal of our High school
for the coming term.
ATHENS ITEMS.
Athens Record.
Mr.. Frank Schubert and family
and Mr.. Joe Bauman and family
autoed TO Wausau Sunday.
Mrs. Celia Braun and daughters
and Attorney Lippert autoed to
Wausau Wednesday.
Frank Grunewald ard family autoed
to Wausau Sunday. AS they passed
the Leahy and Beebe bridge they
saw Marcus Luedtke taken from the
water where he had drowned while
bathing.
f. F. Chesak, Mrs. Jos. Chesak and
daughter Anna, Matte and Leona
day. f. f. Chesak attended a meet
Of the County Board of Education
and the others visited relatives.
William Klien was born in: Frank
lin, New York, April 20, 1852, died
August 10, 1915. Mr.. Klien was one
of the old settlers of the town of
Bern, having settled on his farm in
that township, thirty-three years ago.
True to their promise, last Friday
sixty-eight delegates of the Wiscon-
sin Germania Society who had met
at their annual convention at Wau-
sau, pulled into Athens in autos to
pay visit to the Athens organiZa-
ton.
Mike Meyer and wife of Chiffon
are here visiting the Braun families.
Mrs. Meyer is a sister of the Braun
brothers. Mr.. Meyer was also
delegate to the G. U. G. G. conven-
tion at Wausau and came to Athens
Friday with the rest Of the delegates
for a good time.
MARATHON ITEMS.
Marathon Times.
Rev. E. Walther left for Saginaw,
Michigan, Tuesday, to attend the
Lutheran synod. He expects to be
gone for about a week or ten days.
st. Mathews congregation is now
making preparations for it's annual
mission feast which will be held Sun
day, August twenty-ninth.
Math. Brill is attending the teach
ers' institute at Wausau this week,
as are also Bruno Vetter and Walter
Weber of Rib Falls.
Louis Kurtzweil, Robt. Martin and
John O'Connor of Halder boarded the
train here for the county seat Wednes-
day, where they transacted business.
The families of Alb. knock and
Jos. knock visited Sunday at Wau-
sau with the family of Geo. Wex,
making the trip in Alb Knoeck's
car. The w. Alexander stock farm
was also visited and looked over on
the same trip.
A party of Wausauites composed of
Paul Stole, Carl Merklein, Carl
Wartmann, John Gogg and Paul
Frederick passed through Marathon
yesterday morning on their way to
the Marshfield fair, in Mr.. Stolze's
car.
sCHOFIELD ITEMS.
Mrs. George Rein will entertain the
Iris Embroidery club Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Freida Bouyack intends to
take trip to Arbor Vitae next week.
A big social dance was given at the
Woodman hall Saturday evening and
all present had good time. Re-
freshments were served.
S. B. Bissell and family of Laurel,
Miss, visited friends here Friday
afternoon.
A party of young people of Scho-
field spent Sunday at the Dells.
MOSINEE ITEMS.
Nlosinee Times.
r. Powers was a Wausau business
visitor Tuesday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to st. Mary's |
Hospital, will meet at Mrs. G. Kron-
enwetle r's home. Saturday Sept. 4th.
Miss Liddy Daemmrich. of Pitts
vile, came up Sunday for a few days |
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs.
B E Walters. !