Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-07-18
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
KNOWLTON

kNOWLTON
Our farmers are all busy garnering
the heavy hay crop.
Miss Rose Guenther is enjoying ii few
days at Mosinee with her friend, Miss
Alice Bousha.
Miss Gertrude Marsh, of Wausau, a
former Knowlton teacher, is visiting
among her many friends here.
Arthur Lindsay, of Manawa, has sue
ceeded G. Moses as shipping clerk in
the Little Wolf River Lumber Co.'s
yard at this place.
The Knowlton creamery, owned and
operated by F. Odenwalder, is receiv-
ing, about 5000 pounds of milk daily
Some of the separated cream comes by
train, distance of seventeen miles
Our chairman, our worthy post
master, and many of our other citizens,
spent Sunday afternoon in Mosinee
witnessing the base ball game, between
Wausau and Mosinee. They reported
Mosinee the winning team.
Misses Lena and Anna Hoffman are
spending two weeks at Kankakee, H.,
with their sister, Miss Mary, who is an
attendant at one of the cottages of the
asylum. She has a large number of
patients under her supervision.
DIR. L. Clark, of Stevens Point, ac-
companied by his sister, Miss Margaret
Glover, teacher at the White Earth
reservation, Mimi, were among last
weeks visitors in popular Knowlton.
They were former residents here and
were very happy to enjoy few days
recreation at their childhood home.
We do not boast of skilled "Bloomer
girl base ball team," however, we are
not 10th to say, that Knowlton has
eighteen young ladies that play quite a
spirited game, on one of the nice green
lawns here, and it is proving a very
popular pastime for our people to
watch them play. They are a happy,
exhubrant bunch ofSpretty girls that no
OuC COulu lClp buO duuiIlCs
Mr.. f. Rogers our town clerk, who is
engaged in taking the census, met with
quite a serious accident last Thursday
He had stopped at farm house to feed
his horse, and while getting hay from
the loft, fell through hole in the floor
in such way that he struck on the
sharp edge of the boards, breaking two
ribs. DR.. Daniels, of Mosinee, was
summoned at once, and MIR. Rogers
seems to be gaining rapidly.
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WHEN republican city begins to
fight political corruption we may safely
say that the outlook grows brighter.
Democratic New York has been, for
thirty years, fighting the corrupt boss
ism which once reigned there supreme,
and, upon the whole, although the re-
formers have not been always success
full, have met with more or less of de-
feat, and of disappointment after appar-
ent victory, the battle has been kept up,
and much progress has been made to.
| ward purer government hepuDHcan
Philadelphia, on the other hand, during
all these years, has presented the spec
tacle of not only the most corrupt city
in the world, but a city which seemed
entirely content with its bad fame, hay
ing no desire for anything better. Now,
however, it turns out that there were,
and are, decent people in Philadelphia,
and enough of them to crush out politi-
cal corruption if they go about it. And
they are going about it with the pro-
verbal enthusiasm of new converts
Let us hope That they will not soon
weary of well doing, for they have the
biggest contract on their hands any city
ever had land it will take long time
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