Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-04-30
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
DANCY.

tied relatives here last week.
Phillip Stadler, the Wausau cigar
dealer, transacted business at this
place recently.
Mrs. Dennis Laughlin, and little
daughter, of MarShtield, visited relatives
here the past week.
Mrs. Henry Casper and daughter
Martha and Johaana King visited at
junction City over Sunday.
Miss Edith Robin and Myrtle Bamp-
ton, of Grand Rapids, visited over Sun
day here with Miss Julia Clark.
Mrs. g. G. Knoller and daughter Ev-
elyn attended the Fair given at Most
nee recently by the Catholic ladies of
that place.
Barton Smith, of Waus.u, purchasing
agent for c., nj. & St. P. r. r. Co.,
transacted business here couple of
days the past week.
DR.. Townsville, of Milladore, visited
Sunday here with G. &. Knoller. The
DR.. is an interesting conversationalist,
and is a ways welcome caller here.
S. G. Stoddard and wife moved back
to this place from Stevens Point re-
Gently to remain during the summer,
until the, Altenburg & Stoddard's mill
saving season closes.
W. p. Shelburne and family expect
to start for their new home near Ellen
dale,S D., this week. Mr.. Shelburn
and family are old settlers here and
have very many friends who are sorry
to see them leave and who hope they
may live long to enjoy their new home.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Henry Robin, of. Eau Pleine,
and Miss Myrtle hampton, of Grand
Rapids, which event will take place at
Grand Rapids May LIST. The groom has
held good position with Grand Rap
ids Lumber Co., at Eau Pleine for the
past two years, and has many friends
here who extend their we'll wishes
EDGAR.
! j. Lohmar, of the Herald was tran
sacting business here last Saturday.
Aug. Manecke, our jeweler, was in
Wausau, Friday, looking after business.
Ed Rifeman has accepted a position
in Eland Junction and left for that place
last Monday. r.
NJ. Bowe was in Wausau Friday and
Saturday doing committee work on the
county board.
Phillip Meyer has sold his place and
will retire from his present business
after July 1st.
On account of the PILOT being issued
one day earlier last week, the following
items from Edgar missed publication:
The school board has purchased from
John Meyer site for the new school
house which is to be built this summer
The consideration being 5000.
Mr.. Kruger, our druggist, was visit
ing with friends and parents in Stevens
Point Sunday and Monday. Mr.. Juers,
of Wausau, taking his place while he
was absent.
1t seems that Rex has moved from
Edgar as we have not noticed anything
of him lately so the place must be filled
by some one else as Edgar is getting to
be too large place to go Uy unnoticed,
so with this we will try and send items
from here every week.
The new village board met last Mon
day night and elected or appointed the
following officers: Marshall-Joe
Kratevill, Street Commissioners. j.
Cheney. The board of health consists
of the village board of which August
Manecke was elected secretary. The
new board transacted considerable bus
mess and passed a few ordinances which
are very good if only enforced. One
provides that after May 18th no cattle
can run loose in the village, another
one provides tax on dogs. The street
commissioner was also instructed to
see that streets and alleys are kept clean
and no waste allowed to be thrown
around. In all we must say they start
ed in the right way if they only keep at
it. Our streets and alleys are at pres
ent in very poor condition in our
otherwise progressive village.