Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-07-17

ness extending over the greater mart
of the past year.
Haying is well along under way in
TINS Vicinity most farmers having
their clover pretty we'll cut and taken
care OF. Inc crop as a whole. is re-
ported very good although old mead
ows are not turning out well.
The news that o. E. Priest is in q
critical condition will be received with
sorrow by his many friends in this
community and elsewhere. Mr.. Priest
lell ABOUT week ago on the door
steps, ana since that time has been
connned TO his bed, gradually sinking
lower each day.
An alarm of fire was turnad in Got
Gruay afternoon from the Wausau
Sulphate Fibre Co.'S plant, the first in
a period of one and one-half years.
Inc hre was in the walls of a lime
shed ana was caused by the lime slak-
ing ana generating sufficient heat to
SET nre TO the board walls. The-blaze
was quickly quenched.
Marathon Items
Marathon Times.
aired Baumann was Wausau Wis
itor Wednesday.
Mrs. Alb. Gruneisen was a Wausau
visitor Wednesday.
John Dreikosen transacted business
at Wausau Thursday.
Mrs. John Buchberger returned to
her home at Wausau Tuesday after
visiting here with relatives.
Mrs. A. Mucha and Mrs. ]. Opper-
mann went to Wausau on business
Thursday.
Born TO Rev. and Mrs. E. Walther
Monday, little daughter, the first
porn. congratulations are extended.
Henry Fricke and Henry Stanke are
at Wausau now, where they are en-
ployed by the Wausau Canning COM
pany.
MISS Lena Schubert went to Wausau
Monday to visit with her sister, Mrs.
Fred Nuxoll, and with other Wausau
friends.
Frank Leuschen, your humble
scribe, enjoyed a pleasant evening
Wednesday, when he attended smok-
er~a at Wausau given by the Wausau
Council, Knights of Columbus, at the
X. Z. hall in honor of Rev. ]. j. Bren-
nan, who left yesterday for his new
pastorate at Shullsburg, Wisconsin.
StratfOrd Items
Stratford Journal.
E. H. Maxson and Sam Frankwick
were at Medford Monday.
Miss Alice Kersten of Wausau, Wis
tied Miss Hoesly the first part of the
week
DR.. j. E. Gross and Henry Ashe-
brook motored to Wausau Sunday in
the formers car.
w. ]. Webster of Wausau former
principal of che Stratford High school,
was caller here Wednesday.
Rev. o. o. Inman, Fred Aschbren-
ner, Chr. Franzen and H. H. Asch-
brenner autoed to Fenwood Tuesday.
Rev. C. o. Schroer and wife were
Wausau visitors. They attended in
stallation services and mission Sun
Gay.
Ernest Leiteritz of Wausau, was
ments to have his furniture sent to
Wausau.
Miss Lyra N. Thomson and Elmer
.. Nelson were quietly united in mar
riage at the formers home, Thurs
day, July 18th at eight o'clock.
Miss Eva Stemler of this village.
was united in marriage Saturday
morning at the Presbyterian church.
to Mr.. Ira Disbrow of Marshfield.
Athens Items
Athens Record
Andrew and George Kreutzer au-
toed to Wausau Sunday and spent the
day.
Phyliss Kreutzer returned from
Wausau Sunday, where she has been
visiting.
Frank Grunewald and family autoed
to Wausau Sunday and spent the az
ternoon.
Hazel Johnson of Wausau, is
guest at the Frank Grunewald home
this week.
Andrew Suffer has accepted the
position as sub-mail carrier for car
rier Marvin Heimerl.
Attorney G. w. Lippert made bus
mess trip to Wausau Thursday, ac-
companied by his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geisel and children,
Mrs. Smith and children, and broth
er of G. Voelz autoed over from Wau-
sau Sunday to spend the day with
Mr.. Voelz
Uncle Joseph Chesak and wife re-
turned to their home in Milwaukee
by the way of Wausau, after spend
ing the past week in the village.
During his stay here Mr.. Chesak re-
ceived many a hearty hand shake as
every one knows him from his kind
ness and honesty while in business in