Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-07-13
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
MARATHON ITEMS.
Marathon Times.


Mrs. Anton SaindOn enjoyed pleas
ant visit during the past two weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Kaas of the town of Cassel, returning
to her home at Wausau Wednesday.
The annual school meeting of Joint
District Number One of Marathon,
was held Tuesday evening.
The following teachers have been
engaged for the coming year: Princi-
pal L. E. Wells, intermediate, Miss
Wayne Fogerty, primary, Miss r.
Bury, all of Wausau.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Stolze and Mr..
and Mrs. B. Riebe of Wausau enjoyed
few pleasant hours with Marathon
friends at the celebration of the
Fourth at Mucha'S pavilion. In an
interview with the ladies named, the
Times reporter was instructed TO in
form its readers that they were most
unequivocally opposed to the suffra-
gette movement. Mr.. Riebe, the
celebrated bass singer of the Wausau
Liederkranz, favored his friends with
few Of his humOresque solos.
THINKS RECORD-HERALD UNFAIR.
Wausau, Wis, July 8, 1915.
Editor Marathon Times:
The Wausau Daily Record Herald
has just exhibited the most conspic-
ious example of neutrality so far Of
fered. For months and months it
has not hesitated to dish up to its
readers accounts of all the most awful
things, as done by the Germans. 1t
has not hesitated to give them a
ferOciOuS dig whenever the slightest
opportunity offered. O, yes, once in
a while to sweeten things up a little.
they would tell how fine a lot the
Germans outside of the Kaiser were.
but that was just to save their necks
Tuesday evening Of this week, Gen.
Pearson spoke to full house at the
Opera house. OF course as was to be
expected, he would say a few words
In defense of the German side of the
war, and this did not please the edi-
tor OF the K. H., so nothing must be
said about it. lest we offend some on
the 'other side" The talk and its
interesting points were not even
news" fit for the readers of the r.
ii. o, what inconsistency But let
US hope the R.-H. will from hence
forth be just as considerable of the
readers who sympatbiZe with the
German cause. The Germans do not
fear the truth, that's not in the Ger
man. They do not ask special favors
from the R-H. but just fair treat
ment: none of their 'taffg'' inst tn
hold the subscriptions.
A SQUARE DEAL.
ATHENS ITEMS.
Athens Record.
The Misses Ruth and Beatrice
Blecha Of Wausau are visiting with
relatives at Athens this week.
Miss Ruth Bauman who has been
visiting friends at Wausau the mast
week, returned home Friday.
Miss Ethel Jones who has been vic
lung for the last few weeks at HALEY
ana Wausau, returned home last week
Wednesday.
Mrs. Celia Braun. Mrs A. Karni-
gIlah' Esther, Bella, and Henry Braun
ana Attorney G. w. Lippert spent
last Thursday at Wausau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clap, Mr. Leichti and
VIE and Mrs. William Waterhonse
OF Mausau, autoed to this city to at
tend the hiremen's celebration. JnIv
u w Lippert is getting the rock
on the ground for his new bungalo
IN tne south part of town. He ex-
poets 20 build a residence costing
something over So, 900.
George Suffer, Jr., now rides around
IN a little red runabout of his own
construction. 1t is built after the
racer pattern and hangs close to the
ground. 1t is cute little car and