Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-10-26
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
SPENCER ITEMS.
Spencer Record.

NOONI NONNLOE OlVOElNNLs
SPENCER ITEMS.
Spencer Record.
L. Dygart went to Rochester Tues
day, to consult special medical aid.
VIM. Path has begun the erection
of new house on his lot east of the
@. Loveland home.
10. Ernst, moved his family into
the residence he recently purchased
of DIR. F. A. Soles, the fore part of
the week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Baker arrived home
from the west Saturday, where she
had been visiting relatives the past
few weeks.
Matthias Rieger received message
Sunday evening that his mother was
very low. He and his son Merle left
Monday morning for Mechanicsville,
Iowa.
ATHENS ITEMS.
Athens Record.
Leslie Bopf: returned Thursday
evening from short visit at Wausau
with his mother.
Attorney Lippert and E. E. Wrigh,
went to Wausau Monday on legal
business.
George Kreutzer went to Milwau-
kee last Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Kreutzer ajoining him there the
next day.
Van Der Weld and Giesel the STRAIT
ford parties who recently purchased
the Athens Implement Co. garage,
took possession last Monday.
This week Edward Moves sold his
cigar factory at Milan to Walter Gers
NEIL, of the same place. Mr.. Gersmeil
is a practical cigar maker and will
move his factory to Athens.
Nick ellis, of Wausau, a brother
in-law of Sebastian and Victor Weller,
and who formerly lived in the same
neighborhood, will shortly open up a
furniture and undertaking establish
ment in Athens.
EDGAR ITEMS.
Edgar News.
DR.. Collins was at Wausau Monday
on professional business.
Rev. P. A. Erickson and wife spent
Thursday at Stratford with friends.
VIM. Rifeman spent Tuesday at
the county seat on business.
A candy sale will be held in Tegges
hall on the evening of Nov. 4th, given
by the ladies of the local lodge of
Royal Neighbors.
Arthur Schmidt of WauSau was a
business caller in our village Tuesday.
The Schafskopf Club met at the
VIM. Seim home Tuesday evening.
Miss Leona Greve who is attending
the Industrial school at Wausau spent
Sunday here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Greve.
MARATHON ITEMS.
Marathon Times.
Conrad Lang, moved into his new
residence on South street during the
past week.
Gust Sitger has purchased the bak-
cry of Jos. Stieber of Wausau and has
assumed the management of the
same.
Chairman F. Y. Schilling went to
Stratford Monday to attend the ms
pection of a bridge in the town of
Cleveland. as a member of the county
board bridge committee.
Another pretty marriage ceremony
took place here Tuesday forenoon
when our popular young schoolmaster,
NJ. Brill of the town of Marathon, led
Miss Theresa Krautkramer, daughter |
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Krautkramer, to |
the altar at st. Mary's church where |
Rev. w. Daniels, pronounced over
them the words that united them
forever In The sacred bonds OF |
matrimony.
The threshing engine of the Breunel |
and Piehl threshing company Of the
town of Marathon broke, through the
Scott creek bridge about one mile
west of Marathon Friday morning
and plunged into the creek about |
twenty feet below. Ed Breunel who
was at the wheel and engineer Ferd. |
Buchberger at the levers went down
with the engine and escaped luckily
with few slight bruises
SCHOFIELD ITEMS.
Many people attended the Hanne-
man-Braatz wedding on Saturday.
among which were: Mrs. Julius KAN
ke. and daughter, Ella, and sons.
Hugo. Otto and Faale. Mr. and Mrs