Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-04-10
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
CUPS FROM TIE QUARRY

CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY
Oscar Bergar visited Heights Wednes-
day.
Rev. G. G. Hamilton formerly pastor
at Heights Is over from Nashville,
Wis, visiting old friends.
Frank Mccullough, the tailor. visited
Heights between trains on business
| Friday.
Prof. Dygert after visiting Heights
left for Merrill where he mas Established
n musical club
Mrs; Hansen, of Wausau, visited with
/ Mrs j Nelson over Sunday
/ T. E. Kimball visited friends and
relatives az Merrill over Sunday.
| w. A. Berger visited Heights on bust
ness Friday
Miss Ina Thornton left for Merrill
Saturday to spend Sunday with rela-
tives and friends
The people of Heights are allssait-
| ing the going out of the ice; it threatens
high water if it does not move before
| long
Miss Edith Hinton is home from her
| school at Stettin where she has been
Paul Zochart visited the granite
works on business the last of the week.
scHoFIELD ITEMS.
/ Frank Garland, a former Schofield
| boy, now Of Menominee, Mich, was a
| visitor here last Saturday
F +. Fulmer made Il "trip to Stratford
| last week, where he purchased horse
and buggy, returning home last Satur-
day.
Albert Laduseur moved from the
boarding house yesterday and it will
now be occupied by + E. Fulmer, the
| present owner.
z. A. Mackey, manager of the circu-
lation department of the Daily Record,
| WAS visitor here last Saturday looking
| after the interests of the Record in the
way OF local correspondent from this
vicinity.
The band re-saw mill closed the night
| run Saturday for two weeks, when ii
will run night and day during the ca
! son.
The Schofield Creamery started last
week for the season. 1t is under the
management of l.. HI. Jones, as ssecre-
tary and general manager. 1t is an in
stitution needed, and in which its stock.
holders and patrons take general in
terest.
Tom Mersch, of Centralia, one of the
mill hands, left for his home last Satur-
day night
Barney Van Rassen, of Merrill who
has been employed as head sawyer in
the Brooks and Ross mill, went home
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j, DeVoe, of Granite
Heights, spent Sunday here. Mr.. De
Voc represents the granite business as
| good The company shipped five cal
loads last week, four being finished
work.
The Misses Mira and Katie May Buck
lin are spending their school vacations
| at home.
Miss Mary Schrader closed a salts
factory term of school in the Hewitt
district last Friday and went to Mana
wa, where her parents reside, on Satur-
day morning.
MOSINEE.
Mrs. A. j. Gaizelle and children re-
| turned Wednesday from California,
| where they had been spending the win.
! ter
Mr. Alfred Balthazor, of this village,
went on business trip to Wausau and
Marathon City last Saturday
Mr. John Franklin starts Thursday
| for Milwaukee, where he will visit old
acquaiutances. From that place he
| will go to Nashotah and Waukesha and
return home by way of Waupun, where
he will spend few days with his
cousin, Mrs. Meikle.
Mrs. Joe Hasse was taken to the Riv-
| erside Hospital last Wednesday. Mrs.
Hasse has been confined to her bed for
| months, but is now able to walk across
the room
The Ladies' Aid meets one week from
Thursday at the home of DR.. VIM Dan
iels.
There is a social dance to be given
Easter Monday at Temple Hall by the
Catholic Knights, and supper furnished
by the st. Monica's Society, April 10th.
A social ball will be given at Library
Hall April 10Th, for the benefit of the
library. Supper will be given by the
st. James Society. Every body is cor
daily invited.
Mr.. Henry Thresher, of Schofeld
was a Mosinee visitor last Monday
MI VIM: hayes, OF tins place, is con
fined to his bed with heart trouble,
caused by an accident a number OF
years ago, ne being thrown out of a
buggy at that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hayes will move
to Wausau about the middle of the
month. Henry is going to clerk there.
The Dessert Lumber Co. are having
their engines repaired, getting ready
for a big run this summer, They eX-
pect to start the mill up Monday.
VIM. Blair, who has for week past
been visiting his brother, Chas. Blair
of MinocGaa, returned home Saturday