Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-12-13
COUNTY ,C0RRESPON DENCE.
EIDRON


q Ole Klovedahl is attend ing the agri-
culture department of tn e state Univer
sity.
Rev. John Fletcher, of Clintonville,
preached here Sunday in the Congrega-
.tional church.
81; Them" steers of A. j. Plowman are
developing oxenic traits under the skill
full management of Severn Olson.
Il That RoshoIt is potato country is
demonstrated from the fact that ten car
loads of potatoes passed through here
q Thursday morning..
/. Charley Matson is laid up with sore
hand, and may be more serious than
what is anticipated. On Saturday he
was at Wittenberg and had it lanced.
George Clark who has been spending
the summer at Waupaca, in charge of
the Tousdens Gran berry marsh, has re-
turned to his farm one mile west Of the
village.
Cora Allen, Irma Bennett, Louise
Christianson, accompanied by Nm.
Burgstresser, Orlin Cowls and Aug
Olson, took in the grand ball at Rosholt
last Friday night.
| Joe Montey who owns large farm
near Bear Creek, Outagamie county, has
rented it for a term of three years and
| has moved on to a new farm in the
northern part of the town of Eldron.
Eldron is now in it with the other
| towns of the world with basket ball
+ team managed by Frank Tinsman. AS
result of the first game some of the
boys are nursing black eyes, lame arms
land bruised shoulders. ,4o,So
AT this writing snow seems to be the
.,
/, TO the skating on lake Eldron, and
many youth will go about with spirits
at q low ebb. But won't the loggers
rejoice to be able to once more hitch to
their sleighs. io H'Nsase 81
Rev Lloyd Smith, of Birnamwood, was
calling on bis many friends in this viz
Ecinity Monday and Tuesday of last
week! MFR. Smith has been pastor of
the Congregational church at Birnam-
wood for the past eight years and has
host Of friends.
Mr., and Mrs. Melvin OCounor
expect to move into the Eland Traffic
Co.'S camp located about three miles
south of here to do the cooking the re-
mainder of the winter. Such services
as Mrs. 'O'ConnOr's is always wanted
where good cooking is desired.
DANCY.
5. Miss, Rose King visited in Stevens
FONT few days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wirth, of Most
nee, visited friends in Dancy over Sun
day.
George Mcintosh, the lumberman,
transact, d business in this village the |
past week.
Mr. and Mrs G. II. Altenberg, of Stev-
ems Point, visited their sons and families |
the past week.
~ q. @. Knoller was Wausau visitor i
an evening the past week in attendance |
to meeting of the Elks.
> George Tophan, Sr., who has been /
very dangerously i'll, is much improved |
which is good news for his many friends |
throughout this locality
Frank Garlock and family have moved !,
here from Lone Rock, Mr. GarIock hay 1
ing rented the Knoller farm l0cated IN
this village and immediate vicinity for
thecoming year II
V. Brooks returned home the 3zrsf
part of the past week-hagiHg spent = II
couple of weeks viewing the wonders At II
the Worlds fair aud also Stopped in
Chicago on his way back to visit the In Il
was a great show to lovers of stock. II
We understand parties from Oakfield, Il
Wis, were here recently and purchased
the Radka farm, better knowa as the
White house place, for the neat sum of
81 800. This place is located about two
miles from this village and contains 100
acres, 50 acres high land, 10 acres under
and 40 acres marsh.
Mrs knoller was a Mosinee visitor
last Thursday going up to see Mrs. W.
+. LaDu who has been seriously Ill from
the effects of an accident with which she +
sustained broken hip and later pneu-
monia symptoms developed. Her many
friends in this village and vicinity viii
be pleased to hear that her condition is
very much improved, and hopes for a
speedy recovery
Very good prices have been realized
on all sales which hare been made
throughout this locality within the Tast
year and scarcely week passes v It'll
out buyers are through here mostly
from the southern px.t of the state look
ing up places. In most cases they are