Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-10-19
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
SPENCER ITEMS.
Spencer Record.

able OF repair work done on his resi-
dence he recently purchased of DR..
f. A. Soles.
Miss Rispa Crowell went to the
Veterans home, near Waupacs, Mon
day, where she will keep house for
her father and be employed as Home
dreSSmaker.
Gust Oelrich, an old pioneer of this
vicinity, died at his home three miles
north west of here, Wednesday morn
ing, after an illness of about one year.
Mrs. f. A. Soles, assisted by Mrs. j.
H. Clark of Unity, and Miss Mary
Hanson of this city, entertained the
members of the Marshfield Order of |
Eastern Star, at the SOleS home in |
this city Wednesday evening.
ATHENS ITEMS.
Athens Record
Leslie Bopf is spending the week |
with his mother at WauSau.
Miss Goldie Hansen last Monday |
resigned her position as head central !
operator at the telephone exchange.
Fred Damon of Wausau was trans |
acting business in Athens the first of |
the week.
The Ladies' Aid of the Evangelical
Lutheran church will meet with Mrs.
William Evan, Thursday, October q.
Mr.. Louis Bechler and Miss Mary
Bloczynski were married in Athens,
Thursday, October IA.
James Lochen, formerly of Athens
but who has for the past two years
resided at West Bend, this week
purchased the Robert Wiehle farm
| four miles east of Athens, and took
immediate possession.
Henry Degner was born in Grafton,
Wisconsin, November 3, 1852, and
located in Athens, in the fall of 1880,
departing this life October 10, 1915.
He was united in marriage to Miss
| Caroline Kreutzer, June &c, 1882.
TO this union came five children,
Mrs. R. H. Wiepking, of Milwaukee,
Mrs. A. M. Rodermund, Adeline,
| Hilda and Herbert, all of Athens.
The funeral was held from the
Evangelical Christ church, Tuesday
afternoon, Octo Der u.
Those present at the funeral were:
Mrs. W. Wilson, Chicago; DIR. Alfred
| KreutZer, Milwaukee; Herman Deg
ner, West Bend; Andrew KreutZer,
| Wausau; Mrs. Otto Bruss, Mrs. Gust
| Teggatz and Mrs. B. H. Wiepking
| all of Milwaukee.
FROM STRATFORD.
Stratford Journal.
Mrs. Dan Mahony visited Marsh
field friends Thursday.
E. P. Rifleman made a business
trip to Wausau Monday.
A farewell party was rendered Mrs.
f. g. Van Der Weide Wednesday
evening at her home by members of
the Royal Neighbor lodge
The work of arranging the premium
list and the program for the Stratford
Agricultural Show has been COM
pleted.
Both members of the firm of Whine
& JusteSOn of Wausau are in town
today on business connected with the
building of the Bradley bridge.
Louis Klumb has decided to build
a modern two story building on his
lots on Second avenue which will be
used for drug store purposes and un-
dertaking rooms.
| SCHOFIELD ITEMS.
Miss Bernice Blunt, who is attend
ing Stevens Point Normal spent Sun
day with her parents.
Herman and Will Wendorf, left
Wednesday morning for Arbor Vitae,
where they are employed in building
new garage and barn for their cou-
| sin, Chas. Kamke.
Ethel Mason, who is out for her first
years teaching, spent Sunday with
her folks, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mason.
Miss Helen Giles and Miss Hulda
Mattke spent Friday at the home of
Louis Goetzke.
Mrs. Aug. Strake of WauSau, spent
Thursday with her mother, Mrs. Fred
Mattke, who has been very ill the
past week.
Mrs. Ed. Radtke and children Har-
vey and Herbert, were visitors at the
home of her sister, Mrs. E. Wolfgram
of Wausau, Thursday.
Rev. E. j. Boerger left Saturday
for Appleton where he preached at a
mission festival Sunday morning.
He returned home Tuesday evening
Mrs. Julius Kell of Wausau, spent
Thursday with her mother, Mrs. AL. |
Bretzke.
Mrs. Lewis Goetzke left Friday
morning for her daughters home in
Wausau, Mrs. Chas. Quade, where she
is at present engaged as nurse girl"
for the new baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Huebner have |
settled down in their cozy new home
which has just been preoccupied by
the Misses Jessie and Mary Graves.
Miss Hulda Mattke was laid up for
a few days with tOnsilitis, but is
now able to be up and around again.
Otto Hintz returned home after
long period of hard work in Oak ota
during the summer. He is lOOki ng
very we'll and robust.
Carl Prahl of Amigo, spent Satur-
day with his mother, Mrs. Chas.
Prahl.
Mrs. Gust. Yonker moved today
over to Chippewa Falls to keep house
E. 1, Co