Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-03-07

SuoWeu II compared IdVOTaDly WIN
anything they had in Illinois. They
expect to get the land into hay on the
start, and work the producing quail
ties of it out, just as they did in Hi
nois. That they will make good there
is no doubt
MOSinee Items
Mosinee Times.
Attorney J. P. Kelley was here on
business last week.
Attorney Jonas Radcliffe transacted
business in probate court at Wausau
last Thursday.
Arden Paronto and wife were Wau-
sau visitors last Thursday.
Several Wausau couples attended
the Foresters' dance here last Thurs
day.
The Mosinee Land Log and Timber
company expect to finish their log
hauling this week when the steam
hauler will be placed in dry dock"
until next winter.
Louis Dessert came down from
Wausau Monday to look after ar
rangementS for his annual spring ac-
INVITES in the maple syrup industry.
Mr.. Dessert will go into the thing on
a much larger scale this year than he
has ever before attempted and is MAX
ing plans on big run of sap.
W. A. Won Berg, who has the ar
rangements in hand for the trip to
Madison that will be made the last of
the month by some forty or firty from
this locality to attend the two days
farmers course, informs us that
enough have agreed to go to warrant
engaging two special sleepers to make
the trip in.
A son was born unto Mr.. and Mrs.
oscar Ringle on Saturday morning,
March 4th, 1916. 1t makes MavOr
Ringle grandfather of his first born
grandson.
Edgar Items.
Edgar News
Mrs. A. w. Punchner spent Tues
| day at Wausau.
Mark Bells of Wausau transacted
business here last Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Erney and son, Milton
were Wausau visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. F.. j. Tomkiewicz transacted
business at the county seat, Wednes-
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tesch and fam
lily will move to Wausau tomorrow,
where they will make their future
home. They will reside on the West
side.
MIS-. Samuel Eggebrecht and chill
dren, Erwin and Bertha, of Town Vein
are spending a few days at Wausau
visiting with the formers sister, Mrs.
Carl Erdman.
Marathon Items.
Marathon Times
Carl Kronenwetter of Mosinee trans
acted business here Wednesday.
Jos. Ravonet of the town of Cassel,
went to Wausau Tuesday to visit ]. J.
Kubbs at st. Mary's hospital.
j. J. Kubbs, who was seriously hurt
| IN runaway three week ago, is now
recovering at st. Mary's hospital.
1t is said that Ferd. Weisenberger.
who is confined at st. Mary's hospital
| at Wausau, since ne iost-his arm two
weeks ago, is now slowly improving.
Joseph Dalska, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Dalska of the town of Cassel COM
pleted negotiations this week for the
purchase of the Range line cheese
| factory until now owned by Range
Line Dairy company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rud. Koenig of Wausau
visited over Sunday with the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Miller and thus
TOOK part in the christening of the
little boy born to Mr.. and Mrs. Miller.
Athens Items
Athens Record.
DR.. Durkopp and wife this week
moved into their fine new desidence.
Fred Damon was over from Wau-
sau on business Tuesday.
Attorney Lippert and wife were at
Wausau last Friday.
Miss Irene Strupp of Wausau is in
Athens visiting the family of F. A.
LOnsdorf
j. E. Giessel County Superintendent
OF Schools visited the Athens schools
Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Kreutzer and Mrs. E.
E. Schlegel attended a meeting of the
Eastern Star lodge at Abbotsford last
Thursday.
Peter Phillippi and wife took their
daughter Viola to the Marshfield hos
pital last Thursday to be operated
upon for appendicitis.
Spencer Items.
Spencer Record.
Gus Damon, scaler at Osborn. spent
Sunday with his family.
John Weeks Lbr. Co.. intend to fin
ish hauling II % at Romeo this week.
John Damon and Mr.. Sullivan of
Wausau, were in town few hours
last week on Insurance business.
Village Marshal Reas and son have
been kept busy the past few davs.
keeping the streets in a passable con-
dition.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kuehnau of
Unity, spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs. KS mother, Mrs. ]. S. Damon.
Fred Damon Of Wausau, spent Sun
day at the home OF his mother, Mrs.
J. s Damon, and left Monday for
Unity TO visit relatives at the John
kuehnau home
StratfOrd Items
Stratford Journal
Mrs. z. II. Maxson and Mrs. c. q.
Fuller were Wausau visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Helwig Brieske underwent an
operation at a hospital at Sheboygan
Thursday.
John P. Jaeger has taken possession
OF the property he recently purchased