Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-03-10
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
DANcY.

DANCY.
G. &. Knoller transacted business at
Wausau Wednesday.
Miss Mary Daniels of Mather visited
friends here the past week.
Miss Alice Dinwoodie spent the past
week visiting friends at Wausau.
Miss Amanda Loughlin of Dorchester
visited relatv YES at this place few days
recently.
G. H. Al.snnurg broke camp and
moved orr of woods the past week. If
weather conGinues as it now is, many
others will have to do likewise very
soon.
The material for the new bridge
which is to be erected this spring, over
the Big Eau PIeine River, arrived here
the past week, and is being taken to its
destination.
Matt Engebretson and family who
have been numbered among our best
people for some years, moved the first
OF last Week 70 the southern part of the
state at which place Mr.. Engebretson
has a farm rented intending to try
tobacco raising as business. Mr..
Engebretson was an owner of a very
pleasant farm near this village until re-
Gently when he disposed of the same to
party from Kaukauna.
James Beasley closed deal the past
week whereby he disposed of his farm
located in the town of Eau Pleine to
parties from Ft. Atkinson for we
understand the neat sum of Sl4, 900, or
$500 per acre, personal property not
included. The farm was purchased by
three different parties and will be
divided. Mr. and Mrs. Beasly are old
residents in this part of the country,
and have many friends who are pleased
to hear of their good sale, and will be
glad to see them retire, and take life
easy which the writer understands they
intend doing.
Quite number from this place at
tended the funeral of Miss Allie We'll
land, at Wausau last Friday. Until
very recently Miss Allie was numbered
among our young people When her
health began to fail her mother pur-
chased a very pleasant new home at
Wausau and moved, with her family to
that city in hopes the change would be
beneficial, but pulmonary tuberculosis
had established itself, and ne relief
could be gotten. The deceased leaves
many warm friends at this place, who
sincerely regret her early taking away,
and extend their heartfelt sympathy to
the sorrowing mother and sisters and
brothers in their bereavement
EDGAR.
Thos. Hill and Judge Barrett spent
Saturday in Wausau on business.
The Misses Chilson, Fair and Tubbs
spent Saturday in Wausau, shopping.
VIM. Gamble and Frank Bissell went
to Wausau Saturday morning on busi-
ness.
VIM. Whitney spent Saturday and
Sunday In Wausau, visiting with
friends.
augusta Zepp entertained several of
her young friends at candy pull on
Friday evening.
Several of Edgar's citizens took in
tue boxing match at Columbia hall
Thursday evening.
Mrs. A. w Puchners mother, Mrs.
Panabaker and son, Ovid, have been
visiting her the past week.
Miss Margaret Armstrong, of Wau-
sau, spent Saturday and Sunday with
her niece, Mrs. L. A. Drown.
The infant child of MIR. and Mrs.
Gappa died Thursday night aud was
buried from the Catholic church, Sun
day.
Misses Grace Book and Myrtle Mayo,
who are teaching in the country short
distance from the village, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with friends in Edgar
The Wausau Lumber Co.'S camp
broke up on Thursday of last week.
Foreman Lucas will put gang of men
at work getting out cordwood and peel
ing bark
The sleighing is thing of the past
and the mills will have to call the sea-
son ended when they have sawed what
they have on hand unless we get some
more snow They have had good
season and can not complain.