Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-03-24
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.


DANCY.
Atty S. NJ. Eornelius made us a bust
ness call last Monday.
NJ h Atten burg transacted business
at Wausau las Thursday.
Evelyn Knoller visited with her aunt,
Mrs Henry X Kfonenwetter, at Mosinee
Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Casper and daughter
Martha, and Mrs A King nd daugh
ter, Emma we're at Wausau Thursday
Mrs. NJ. Fl Altenburg and littl,
daughter, Marion, visited friends al
Stevens Point b couple of days the past
week.
j. l. Mario b was busily engaged
loading his potatoes for market the
past week, which example many viii
follow as soon as roads become pass
able.
G.. H. Schurte, who is with Mallory
Com Co. of Chicago, transacted busi-
ness at this place the first of the past
week, coming DIP toinspect the Beasley-
Wegeman flock of sheep While here
Mr. Shurte was the guest of e. o.
Knoller.
The high water of the past few days
has tied business up quite generally at
this place. Log drivers Fave had to
abandon their York and turn their at.
tention towards keeping logs from float
ing over the country But with cooler
freezing weathe better conditions are
hoped for very soon.
Charley Guenther our Knowlton
neighbor, and bill around hustler at.
tended the stock sale at Marshfield the
past week and Invested in a th0roug-
bred Short Herh, an example many
should follow, as there is certainly no
money to be made in raising scrub
stock for any purpose.
James Beasly returned from Chicago
Friday morning, he having. gone there
"A few days previpus with two carloads
of sheep which he owned in company
with A. IL. WeEeman, of Lake Mills.
Mr.. Beasley sti,l has two car loads of
lambs for market, having had in all the
snug sized flock pf 200.
EDGAR
Miss Chilson spent Saturday in Wan
sau.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hill went to
Wausau Saturday on business.
Prof. John Humphrey, of Stratford,
was an Edgar visitor on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Waguer's infant
daughter is very II with eryspelaS.
Mrs Clara Minshall had the first
session of her embroidery class on Sat
urday afternoon.
c. c. Barrett was at the county seat
Friday and Saturday closing up a
couple of land de;l lls.
Mrs j. J KreSk has recovered from
the attack of qHinSy which kept her
confined for over 4 week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w Gamble were
in Aausau over Surdty visiting at
the hon of w IL BiSSell.
W II Bissell was In Edgar Saturday
looking after his Interests in the Wau-
>au Lumber compdnys plant
Miss Myrtle Mayo. who is teaehiug
in the country near here, went 10
Wausau Saturday 20 visit her parents.
The carpenters have nearly finished
their work in w q. Leppia's new
0uilding. and the paiuteCs Will start in
this week.
The public schbol took a vacation
from Thursday to Monday tc Sce II the
rain would eease and give the roads :
chance to improva.
Miss Nellie Fair and Miss Glare Bowe
stepped over In Nilgenberg saturday
IL yist Misses Sivage aud Robinson,
who are teaching there.
A. J Cheruey is cut again after a
long aud severe illness Ii may be that
what people are having Is net the old
fashioned kind bat A. j.. thinks IL
plenty bad enough.
Misses FAIR, TubbS and CIR hog
went To Oshkosh Friday Ia ettend 'hs
State Normal orat@ricsn contest whfet
took piace there Friday evening, II
turning Saturday tvening.
Monday evening. as George Riflemag
was going from the Northwestern aepo
in MarShneld to the Central, on his wal
to Interwald. he was waylSid, sfruci
over the side of the head nearly cntiin:
nff the tip of the ear aud agtin over th'
forehead. cutting 4 cash over has eA e
then robbed of about thlrten doiiar
/ and left with very severe Shaking up
/ We knew MarShfieAd was getting met
ropolitan but did not expect her ciil
zens would be indulging 10 hoid-ups
George came home 10 recover from m
attack.
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