Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-05-23
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.


Mrs. G. K. Gill aud little daughter
were Wausau visitors couple of days
the past week.
Gladys Altenburg pleasantly enter
tanned about twenty of her young
friends Thursday evening.
Mrs. Henry Kronenwetter and daugh-
ter. Irene, of Kronenwetter, visited
relatives in this village Thursday.
p Werle, of Knowlton, deputy county
surveyor, has been engaged the past
few weeks in making a survey of this
village, and is finding many conflicting
descriptions.
Albert Oleson is erecting "a large new
barn near this village, as is also Lou
Clements erecting a new building
which, we understand, will be used for
a store and barber shop. Let the good
work 60 on.
Quite number from this locality ex-
pect to drive to Mosinee the 23d. at
which time Bishop Schwebach, of La
Crosse, will administer confirmation at
st. Paul's Catholic church.
Mrs. Herman Nobach and little son
from Idaho, who had been visiting for
some time with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Gus. Berth, ST., of Eau
Pleine, left for their home a few days
ago. Since going west Mr. Nobach has
been very successful in his business
venture, being engaged in logging for
the Weyerhauser syndicate.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P Templeton, Mrs.
E. V. Speer and Miss Nellie Dunbar, a
quartette of Wausau's best musicians,
drove to this village Thursday, remain
ing until Friday morning, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. q. &. Knoller. Music
was INDUCED in, one number better
than the other until near midnight.
We would be glad to have such people
come into our midst often. Being
talented and to have had the opportuni-
ties to have those talents cultivated is
fine thing, but to be generous with
ones talent and gladden. the hearts of
those less fortunate is better yet, to our
way of thinking.
ELDERON.
Maude Walrath has gone to Crandon
to spend the summer.
M. l.. Smith is excavating prepare
tory to building new house.
MIR. and Mrs Walter Vorass, of
Nation, were visiting for day or so at
the home of A. j. Plowman.
Arnt Sivinson and Walter Kimball
are doing the mason work on the base
ment of Plowman's new barn.
1t is reported that the Kanutson farm
just south of the village has been sold
to man by the name of Elliott.
Mr.. Allen is busy now days working
at his trade at Galloway. Mr. Allen
has several houses at Rosholt which he
expects to build.
Uncle Toms Cabin was played here
last Friday night by a troupe that comes
from Waupaca Their tent was filed
and all seemed to appreciate the good
work of the troupe.
L. M. jacobson is improving the looks |
OF his place by the setting out of shade |
trees. Let others follow and soon |
Elderon will be as pretty a little place |
as one could wish to see.
VIM. Burgstresser and Miss Cora
Allen are visiting at Fremont this week.
Miss \Blaneh Allen has charge of the
department of the school dur
ing her sisters absence.
John Bowser has severed his cOnnec-
ton as mill wright with the Eland
Traffic Co. In the future he will devote
more time to his farm. Mr.. Bowser is
a mechanic of marked ability and it
will be some time before a man of his
ability will be found to fill his place.
The base ball season opened here Sun
lay when the Elderon boys met and
defeated team from Witteaberg by a
score of 8 to 5. With 4 little practice
he Eldron boys will develop into a
asst team. Some brilliant fielding was
he features of the ga,ae on botE sides,
md both pitchers hao good control of
he ball as not a man was given a base
IN balls. Following is the score by inn
ngs:
Elderon....1 0 0 2 | Il / 10
Wittenberg 20 l 0 0 90 %