Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-07-22
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
KNOMLTON.

OOO4N4 SOhlLOI O1NOEINOE
KNOWLTON.
Howard Mclaughlin Of Grand Rap
ids was an over Sunday visitor at
Knowlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Felt and children,
OF Milladore, spent several hours at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Felt
Sunday. The gentlemen are brothers
Miss Florence Miller, stenographer
at the electric company office at Stew
ems Point, spent Sunday at her home
here.
Ray Malone of Wausau, recently
home from over seas, is visiting his
uncle, Alois Stark, ana family.
Mrs. Rose Peabody and Ella Gaetz
of Stevens Point, enjoyed part of
Tuesday among friends here.
Miss Ida Seefeldt OF Milwaukee
spent several days of last week
guest of Kathleen Guenther.
Mrs. j. M. Malone has returned
from weeks stay with relatives at
Wausau.
The ST. Paul depot has been newly
u,
and with the addition o. a fine new
bulletin board and attractive adver-
tisements makes a pleasing appear
ance.
Don't imagine every old bottle
found stored in a garnet or cellar con-
tains hidden rye-if you partake you
may pass out of existence as did Old
Rye.
E. A. Mislove has purchased the
Jos. Chapp farm.
The Midget Dairy cheese factory
has changed hands. Al Lavenhagen
has sold his interests to L.Gehring of
Appleton.
Cucumbers are coming into the salt
ing station in large quantities.
Joseph Allen of Mosinee, was a
! Knowlton visitor Saturday
The pea canning factory is meet
ing with satisfactory success to both
the owners and patrons.
We understand the tract of land
just east Of the railroad will soon be
plated for village lots.
An excellent location for business
places would be this site. Several
have been looking at the ground with
the intention of perhaps buying.
EDGAR ITEMS
Edgar News.)
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmahl and
son, were county seat callers Tues
| day.
Mrs. A. w. Puchner, son Ralph au-
toes to the county seat Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. Ed Wenzel of Wausau visited
relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seim, Sr., of
Wausau were here Wednesday visit
ing at the home of their son, VIM. c..
Seim.
Mr.. F. ]. Tomkiewicz attended the
annual convention OF Wisconsin AS
ISOLATION of Optometrists at Wausau
Tuesday.
| ATHENS ITEMS
(Athens Record.)
Airline Kieckhoefer of Wausau is
visiting with her grandma, Mrs. AL
bert Behrendt.
Miss Tena Blank is spending her
vacation at the Frank Gruenwald
home at Wausau.
Mrs. Strupp of Wausau is spending
the week in the village visiting
friends.
| Rev. and Mrs. Parker returned
Thursday evening from Wausau
where they spent the past several
weeks visiting relatives.
Rueben and Viola Strupp returned
to their home in Wausau Friday after
weeks visit in the city renewing old
acquaintance.
MARATHON ITEMS W.
Marathon Times.)
Miss Mary A. Vetter was a Wausau
caller Monday. oat
Mrs. John Collins and Mrs. w. OAR
ling visited at Wausau Wednesday
Mrs. John Knoeck, Miss Veronica
Knoeck and Mrs. Ottamar Sauter Wis
tied at Wausau Thursday.
Mrs. HI. N Early of Wausau was
the out of town guest at the card
party given last night by Mrs. H. He'll
Norbert Trauba has resumed his
pre-war employment at the First Ma
tional bank at Wausau .et
Theodore WINNER of Wausau who
was mustered out of the army visited
with his parents this week, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph WINNER.
Brewmaster Albert Gruneisen has
accepted a position for the Mathie
Brewing company, and will move to
Wausau in the near future. His sue
cessor here is expected to arrive in a
few days.