Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-05-23
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
Marathon Items

Marathon Times.
Mrs. August +. Sindermann was a
county seat visitor Thursday.
Mrs. S. A. Clark of Wausau, called
on her old Marathon friends Thurs
day.
Mrs. Julius Miller and children are
visiting with Wausau relatives this
week.
John Kopf and Ottmar Sauter have
recently purchased a big well drilling
outfit from an Ohio company and are
anxiously awaiting its arrival.
John Drengler who was laid UP for
about two weeks with blood-poisoned
hands, contracted while painting an
iron bridge at Mosinee, has now re-
covered sufficiently to enable him to
resume his work. John is hard
worker.
The Initiation meeting of the Cath
Ole Knights OF Wisconsin, as an
nounced last week, was held at st.
JOseph's school hall Sunday afternoon
in spite Of the discouraging weather
with its inceSSant dOWnpour of rain.
And in spite of the weather, the
meeting was we'll attended
The commencement exercises of St.
Joseph's Catholic parochial school will
take place on Tuesday evening, May
80 The graduating class this year,
consists OF the following ten pupils
Andrew Holman, Roman Baur,
Olive Schilling, Agnes Resop, Irene
Baumann, Leo Baumann, Edward
Buchberger, Peter Werner, George
Blume and Jos. Baumann.
Edgar Items
Edgar News
Miss Rose Hoenish spent last Satur
day at Wausau.
Rev, and Mrs. P. A. Erickson spent
Tuesday at Wausau
H. S. Hemenway spent last Satur.
day at Wausau.
Mrs. Vim. Seim, and daughter
Dorothy, visited relatives at Wausau
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Crawford anC
| daughter, Marjorie spent Sunday al
the H. A. Stacker home at Wausau
Miss Louise Seim entertained
twenty-five of her girl friends at hel
parents home Wednesday, in honor o.
her birthday.
Mrs. A. w. Puchner after a shorr
visit with relatives in Wausau, left
Wednesday for Appleton to visit hel
| son, Irving, who is attending Law
renee college.
Messrs. Albert Usadel and Herbert
FRANKIE, who took the barber examin
alton at Eau Claire recently, passed
and now both are registered BARRIERS
Mrs. Martin Keefe, Mr.. and Mrs
| John WarOsh, and son, Walter, were
county seat visitors on Saturday.
Among the county seat callers last
Saturday, were Mrs. Paul Gappa, son
Leonard and daughter, Regina.
Spencer Items
| Spencer Record.
T. A. Tack transacted business al
Wausau Wednesday.
Word was received here that Lor
| Dygart died at the hospital at Marsh
field Thursday.
e. G. Ingham and Charles Cramer
| who were serving on the jury, spent
Saturday and Sunday at home.
The manager of the Clark County
Telephone Co., of Colby, was in towr
this week repairing the village anC
country lines.
Last Saturday Street Commissioner
Herman Plath graded the corner neal
Graves store and the National Hotel
Mrs. j.. B. Epson, who has been ir
the hospital since the 2nd of February
passed to the great beyond Wednes
day, May IT.
| The G. A. r. will have program
on May Both, at the WoOdman hall al
10 O'Clock in the morning.
At meeting of the taxpayers last
night it was decided by a vote of 81
| per cent to install street lights il
Spencer to be furnished by AbbotsforC
Electric Co.
| Stanford Items
| Stratford Journal
| j. e. Mahony made business tri[
to Wausau Wednesday.
Ed Hayes, one of the Jurors, went
to Wausau, where court is in session
this week.
w. ]. Sommerfeld went to Wausau
on business Thursday.
Fred Damon made a business triL
to Wausau the forepart of the week
Mrs. Frank Smith and daughter, OF
| Wausau, who have been visiting