Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-05-04
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
MOSINEE ITEMS.
MoSinee Times.

Mosinee Times.
Philip Monson and wife, of Wausau,
were visitors here last Thursday.
Herman Dern and wife of Wausau,
day.
Attorney Fred W. Genrich, of Wau-
sau, was here on business before the
village board Monday afternoon.
Postmaster Butler has re-arranged
the fixtures in the post Office so as to
obtain more room in both the lobby
and in the working quarters of the
office.
ATHENS ITEMS.
| Athens Record
The Misses Esther and Lucy Braun
visited in Wausau, Sunday.
! Henry KreutZer went to Wausau
Thursday by way of Edgar, on bust
ness.
f. H. Eisold is repainting and re-
modelling the Athens bakery building
for Tony Bell, this week.
A representative of the Standard
Oil Company was in Athens last Fri
day looking up location for the
necessary tanks, ETC., to establish a
distributing station here.
The Senior Glass of the Athens
High School will give the celebrated
college farce, "a Strenuous Life" at
the Central Opera House, Athens,
Wisconsin, Friday, May 7th.
HoGARTY ITEMS.
Hogarty, like all of the good county
of Marathon, has been enjoying
weather which has made the old as
well as the yclng, feel as sentimental
as love-sick swain. Beautiful sum-
mer weather and moonlight nights
which made one wish that such nights
might last doubly as long.
We have had no forest fires through
the dry SPELL
Farmers have their blowing and
seeding finished and the crop of base
ball is unusually good.
Spring is really here. We have no
decide German Band'' to tell us,
but the assessor, w. w. Thayer, COM
menced assessing the property of the.
town yesterday. This is essentially a
spring occupation. Then the arbuUus
is out and birds and frogs are with us
once again and life savers have COM
menced' bringing in disabled autos.
A most delightful surprise party
was given to Chester Thayer, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Thayer, last
Tuesday night. The occasion was
the young mans 10th birthday. There
were forty young people present COM
ing from far and near, and with them
came DIR. and Mrs. r. w. Roberts of
the town of Harrison The young
people brought baskets of eatables
and at midnight repast was served
which made them all wish that Ches-
ter's birthday came about once a
month. Dancing and games were the
enjoyments OF the evening. 1t was
two O'Clock when the party broke up
and all had expressed their best wish
es to Carter for his future prosperity
and hoped that many happy birth
days were in store for him.
Joe DamatZe had a valuable horse
kicked by another the other day It
is hard at this time TO tell whether
the animal will pull through.
MARATHON ITEMS.
Marathon Times.
Mrs. Louis Deininger and daughter
Mary were Wausau visitors Wednes-
day.
Herman Ramthun, chairman of the
town of Wausau visited with the r.
II. Juedes' family the forepart of the
week and enjoyed fishing in the Rib
river.
Rev. W. Daniels transacted BUSH
ness and visited with old Marshfeld
friends Monday.
]. G. Lang the general merchant of
the north side store is giving his
building a new coat of paint this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Jansen, Mr. |
and Mrs. Jacob Sonnentag, Mrs. Lena |
Muelbeck and John Belgram returned
from Mayville last Friday night /
where they had attended the funeral
of Mrs Math. Jansen. the aged moth
er of Henry Jansen.
The John Thull residence was de-
stroyed by fire last Friday night.
SPENCER ITEMS.
Spencer Record
Our city schools close May 18th.
Then for the erection Of the new
81, 600 school house.