Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-09-14
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
SCHOFIELD ITEMS.

| festival.
Miss Elda Miller, of Wausau, was
down to Schotield few days to visit
Miss Bernice Blunt.
The Giles family, with their auto,
went to Colby Sunday.
Mrs. McCuluth has gone to the state
fair at Minneapolis.
John Hewitt, of Brokaw, was here
Sunday to visit with his mother, Mrs.
j. Hewitt.
FROM sTRATFORD.
Stratford Journal
The saw mill of the r. Conner Com
pany will resume operations next
Tuesday.
E. II. Maxson and Robert Allen
made a business trip to Wausau
Monday.
Herman Reichert will give dance
and picnic at his pavilion in the town
OF Cleveland on September 10th.
j. G. Wesley, member of the Mara
thon county state fair committee, left
Thursday for Milwaukee to attend
the fair
John Bannach has had the walls of
the opera house strengthened by hav-
ing an iron rod brace placed so that
the walls are prevented from spread
ing.
Frank Aschenbrenner has gone to
st. Johns College located in College
vile, Minnesota, where he will take
up a commercial course.
At special meeting of the village
board held on Wednesday evening Of
last week the contract to build
cement walk on East Larch street
from Third avenue to st. Joseph's
church was awarded to Whine &
Justesen of Wausau.
ATHENS ITEMS.
Athens Record.
Sam Dubi and wife attended the
mail carriers convention at WauSau,
last Monday. Mr.. Dubi is one of the
county officers.
Mr.. Henry Lippert of Jameson,
: North Dakota, and Charles Lippert
of Jefferson returned to their homes
: last Thursday morning after attend
ing the Lippert- Braun wedding.
Joseph NJ. Bellon, of Milwaukee
was united in marriage to Miss Anna
t r. Chesak of Athens, Tuesday morn
ing, September 7, by Rev. Father
Muehlenkamp, at the st. AnthOny's
, Catholic church.
: Mrs. Celia Braun, daughter Esther,
and sons Henry and Anthony autOed
to Wausau Saturday night, from
t there Henry went to Sheboygan to
, attend the state convention of the
1 Wisconsin Federation of Catholic
Societies. The party returned Tues
f day morning accompanied by Miss
, | Ida Williams of WauSaU
I EDGAR ITEMS.
Edgar News.
5 A. J. Cheney attended meeting
2 | of the directors of the Marathon City
e Brig Co., yesterday.
Henry Piehl, carrier on rural route
No. out of Edgar, again took up his
r duties this morning after fifteen
days vacation.
Chas. Greve, carrier on rural route
No. l, is now enjoying fifteen days
vacation. His son. Harry is deliver
: ing on the route during his absence.
After few days visit at Wausau,
Mrs. Z. w. Schooley and children, re-
turned to Edgar for short visit with
, her mother, Mrs. B. Zepp.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Greve and daugh-
from last Saturday until Monday Wis
t iting at the home of their brother,
5 | ChaS. Greve.
MARATHON ITEMS.
Marathon Times.
f. X. Schilling went to Stratford
on business Tuesday.
Fred Prehn of Wausau, was in
town yesterday on business.
Math. Leuschen of Earring, Iowa,
is here on a visit with his uncle,
Frank Leuschen and family.
r Robt. w. Schultz of the town of
Rib Falls went to Wausau yesterday
to do some mason work.
Fred Brand of Wausau, president
Of the Marathon City Brewing COM
pany, was in town on business Thurs
day.
The patron feast of ST. Mary'S con-
gregatiOn, the feast of the nativity
of B. NJ. ", the Blessed Virgin Mary,
was solemly celebrated Wednesday.
The services of the patron feast were
opened Tuesday evening with ser
mon by Rev. John p. Hauck of Wau-
sau, followed by benedictiOn. Rev.
John Rohlinger of St. Mary's hospital.
of Wausau also assisted in the SER
vices.
A big cut of so per cent in prices of
wall paper in @. G. Piers paper de-
partment to make room for fall
stock. adv.
A resumed meeting of the spring
term of the Marathon county court is
in session beginning yesterday morn
ing, with Judge A H. Reid presiding.
Few cases are ready for trial, there
fore it was found unnecessary to call
the former jury together on this oc-
casiOn.