Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-11-23

OdILOllC church OCCURRED UQ6 W6UuluS
of Miss Marie Lucy Wirkus, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wirkus Of
the town of Frankfort, TO Mr.. Matthi-
as Boser Of town RietbrOck.
The Edgar Meat Market which has
been conducted in the Hill building
by Bartell & Co., has been leased by a
new firm, the new proprietors being
Messrs. NJ. n. Shill and Arthur
Wagner, who took possession Wednes-
day.
Information from reliable source
brings us the news that Mr.. A. w.
Puchner has been recommended by
United States Senator Husting for
postmaster at Edgar. 1t is expected
the change will be made about Janu-
airy.
c. c. belong was assisted last
evening at his home 10y number of
his friends in helping him celebrate
his birthday.
MOSINEE ITEMS.
NIOsinee Times.
Miss Cornelia Mathie spent Saturday
in Wausau with relatives and friends.
c. S. Blair spent Friday afternoon
and evening with relatives at Wausau.
J. H. Yost and family are moving
into their new residence in the eddy"
addition, which has but recently been
completed.
Mrs. James Neault passed away
Sunday night about half past one
o'clock at the state home and hospital
at Mendoza, where she had been
taken a short time ago for treatment.
Miss Esther Priest, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eug. Priest, Of
this city, and Peter Fladvid of Dancy,
were united in marriage at the Nj. K.
church in this city yesterday after
noon.
Arrangements are being made by
the men of st. James Parish to hold
their second annual parish dinner at
the parish house on the evening of
Thursday, December 2nd. Bishop
Weller will be the principal speaker,
and addresses will also be made by
others.
Report seems to be general that
very little numbering, will be done
this winter, and indications are that
there will be but little demand for
wOOdSmen this season. Locally this
does not seem to hold true, as the
Mosinee Land, Log & Timber Co.
have two camps in and expect to get
in their regular winter cut. Albert
Blake this week put in camp east of
Merrill for the Heinemann people,
and Carl Hilbert is established in
winter quarters in the town Of Weston
where he has logging contract for
George Mcintosh. The r. Conner
company who operate a few miles
west of town, also have full program
of winter operations laid out.
SPENCER ITEMS
Spencer Record.
S. BOrd expects to operate his saw
mill again this winter.
Wayne Owen attended the Pass
enger Agents convention at Minnea-
polls last week
The Empire Orchestra will give a
dance at the Kreiger hall Wednesday
evening Nov. "a.
James Ingham was operated on for
appendicitis at Eau Claire one day
last week Atpresent writing he is re-
ported to be doing nicely.
G. S. Ingham, Max StOltenow and
Geo. Hayward, are now trimming the
brush around Ogema, where they are
in search Of venisOn.
Frank Bruss and Miss Hertha
Frank, were happily bound in the
Holy Bonds of matrimony at the
North Church Wednesday.
Sam Harmony returned home from
Ladysmith Wednesday evening with
a fine buck. Its altogether likely
that Sam shot it himself.
FROM STRATFORD.
StratfOrd journal.
AS usual L. b. Weber was the first
to fill his license. He brought in a
nice buck Saturday.
Dan Mahony returned Tuesday
from Milwaukee where he had been
attending the funeral of Michael
Kinney, cousin.
H. X. Klemme left Monday after
noon for Forest County where he will
put in the balance of the hunting
season.
Garrett Hughes, George Fay, Jerry
Bradley Fred Marsh and Charles
Gaulke left Tuesday for Rib Lake
where they will endeavor to get one
deer apiece.
A repIeyin suit between an Irish
man and Jew was called before JUS
tice Curtin Wednesday morning. Fred
w. Genrich appeared as attorney for
the son from the Emerald Isle and A.
w Prehn looked after the legal in
terests of the Hebrew 1t soon devel-
oped that the sum involved was so