Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-07-20
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
MOSINEE ITEMS.
Mosinee Times.

week.
Miss Lottle Berger, of Wausau,
spent Monday here the guest OF the
w. A. and A. Won Berg families.
Haying is we'll under way in this
section and most reports are that
there is very good stand OF hay,
exceptionally heavy in some instances.
w. A vonBerg left Tuesday even
ing for Milwaukee, to attend the an
nual meeting of the state bankers
association.
Mrs. VIM. Freeman had the middle
finger of her right hand so badly
crushed Sunday evening that amputa-
tiOn was necessary. 1t was another
case of the treacherous folding chair.
ATHENS ITEMS.
Athens Record.
Frank Chesak, Mat Valenta, Rob.
Neuenschwander and R. H. Zuelke
went on a fishing trip near TOma-
hawk, last week.
At about eight o'clock last Sunday
morning Herman HintZmann was
stricken by a stroke of apoplexy,
killing him almost instantly.
Fred Damon, of. Wausau, was in
Athens several days recently looking
after the interests of the Time In
surance Co., of Milwaukee, for which
he is general agent.
Jos. Chesak, wife Mrs. R. G.
Hennig and children drove to Edgar
Tuesday morning to meet Jos. Peppie
the Band Master of Amigo, who
came here to organize band,
Wednesday evening.
f. F. CheSak last Friday attended
two meetings of the county board of
education, of which he is a member
The first meeting was in the town of
Hamburg, where the board denied
the creation of a new district. The
second meeting was in the town Of
Maine, where a new district, District
No 6, was created.
SPENCER ITEMS.
Spencer Record.
H. w. SchWantes has sold his farm
and is now hustling in his old line as
carpenter"
DR.. F. A. Soles went to Fond du
Lac Saturday p. M, to accompany
Mrs. SOles and daughter, Bernice,
home.
The front of the Spencer State
Bank was treated to new coat of
paint last week, which gives it a
very neat appearance.
Fred Damon, of Wausau, was the
guest of his brother, A. a. Damon
and family, in this city a few days
the fore part of the week.
VIM. Schwantes has started the
- 0f
the Star Buffet, which when COM
pleted will be occupied as a restau
rant by Aug. Tesmer.
FROM sTRATFORD.
Stratford Journal.
Hon. Chr. FranZen returned to
Madison Monday to resume his duties
in the assembly.
Mrs. Charles Kroening left Thurs
day for Wausau on account of the
serious illness of her sOn-in-laW, Au-
gust Muenster.
Work on the excavation for
building which will be erected by E.
P. Rifleman was commenced Monday
morning. The building will be IOcat-
ed on the lot recently purchased by
him on Elm street, near the STRAIT
ford State bank.
On Monday evening, July 18th, at
1870, meeting of the dairymen of
this section of the county will be held
at the StratfOrd town hall to discuss
the organization of COW testing
association. A. G. Burg, principal of
the county agricultural school, and
II. H. Humphrey, county field man,
will address the meeting and take up
fully the method of running an aSSO-
citation, its purpose and scope, and
the benefits derived from it,
MARATHON ITEMS.
Marathon Times.
n. Heinemann and family of Wau-
sau enjoyed an auto ride to our town
Sunday afternoon.
George Schreier, representing Kry-
Shak's cigar factory of WauSau, called
on the local trade Tuesday evening.
B. F. Laabs, the Ivers and Pond
piano dealer of Wausan, was in town
on business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul StOlze and Mr..
and Mrs. j. RietZ of Wausau were in
town on business Saturday, making
the trip in Mr.. StOlZe's car. Edgar
and other neighbOring villages were
also visited on the same trip.
The twenty-ifth anniversary of the
wedding day of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Pagel
of the town of Marathon, was royalty
celebrated Sunday evening. The cele-
bratiOn was attended by vast crowd
of neighbors and friends from the
towns of Marathon, MOsinee, Emmett,
Cassel and Wausau.
EDGAR ITEMS.
Edgar News.