Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-06-16
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
DANCY.

DANCY.
S. A. d. Smith transacted business at
Wausau Friday.
L. M. Kellogg and son, of Kaukauna,
transacted business here the past week.
Mrs. e. H. Altenburg was Stevens
Point visitor couple of days the past
week.
NJ. H. Altenburg and G. g. Knoller
transacted business at Wausau last
Tuesday.
VIM. Waterhouse, Supervisor of As
sessment for Marathon Co., transacted
business at this place day the past
week.
G. X. Mansur, of Stevens Point, was
here couple of days the past week set
ting up windmill on G. &. Knoller's
stock farm at this place.
Mrs. Coniff and brother, James Doyle,
returned home Friday after spending
few days visiting old friends at Custer
and Arnott in Portage Co.
Miss Jennie Cassels, who has been
very i'll for some time, is no better at
this writing. Miss Cassels many friends
hope for her speedy recovery.
j. Janson and wife were Minneapolis
visitors the past week. While there we
understand MIR. Janson purchased
very nice span of work horses to use
for farming purposes, he having rented
the T. M Kellogg farm near this village.
Anthony Breitenstein, ST., one Of
Stocktons most progressive and well to
do farmers was a welcome caller at this
place a short time ago. Mr.. Breiten-
stein was on his way to KnowltoD to at
tend the funeral of his old friend Bar
ney Baumann.
The r. r. Co. has had crew of men
the past week at work here putting in
long switch track which will be used as
a loading track. This is a needed i'm
provement to the place as it will be
much better and handler ground on
which to bank all kind of woods for
shipment, and at the same time will
remove the wood yard from the center
of the village, where it now is, and i'm.
prove the appearance. This section of
country is coming to the front and the
r. r. Co. is willing to help the good
move along.
EDGAR.
w. c. Leppla shipped two carloads
of stock Sunday.
Henry Petri's family are absent on
visit with relatives.
w. w. Gamble and wife drove to
Wausau to spend Sunday.
Miss Kathryn Mains, of Athens, was
an Edgar visitor Saturday.
Wesley Single, of Wausau, was an
Edgar visitor on Saturday.
l.. ID. Goldberg and wife spent Sun
day in Marion with relatives.
Miss Blanche Kruger has gone to
Eland for visit with her sister
Frank Borchardt, of the town of
Vein, is putting up fine residence.
The masons have started work on the
foundation of Mr.. Pfrangs new house.
Elsie Frenzel, of Wausau. is visiting
her grand parents at the Crescent
House
Mr.. Eckels, Superintendent of she
mill at Athens, was an Edgar visitor
Sunday.
Miss Lody, of Wausau, who has been
visiting w. q. Leppla for some time
has returned home.
C. C. belong and wife returned from
a weeks visit with his brother al
Woodruff, Saturday.
W. H. Bissell and his father. NJ. C..
Bissell, of Fond du Lac, visited in
Edgar one day this week.
Amos Rogers left Thursday for an
extended visit with friends in Oshkosh,
Milwaukee and Chicago.
Mr.. Harky, of Appleton, has been
visiting with his aunt, Mrs. Water
Miles and Geo Lutz, this week.
John yollenweider, Edgars prosper
barn and put MP better one.
Mr.. Frank Bissell bought fine driv-
ing horse of L. ID. Goldberg which he
drove TO Wausau Saturday TO show his
friends there.
Allie and Madge Zimmerman went
TO BirDamwooc 10 attend the Com
mencement exercises of the school
there on Friday.
A. F. Becker is doing q land Office
business in nursery stock these days.
He represents q firm whose stock Is al
ways as represented.
Mr.. Jos. Hit and daughter Miss
Jessie. of Oakfield. Mr. Ed. Jones, Of
Byron and q. ID. Jones, Of Nausau
were in the village Friday on their way
TO look at some land which they own
in this vicinity.