Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-09-03
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.


Mrs. T.. T.. Gill and two children, o1
Wausau, visited few days the past
week with the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. DicSey.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. I'll. Foubare spent the
past week in Marshfield visiting friends.
Eugene Wirth, of Mosinee, was in
Dancy the past week. shipping out lum-
Der for g. III. Altenburg.
Miss Martha King, of Stevens.Point,
visited a few days the past week at her
home in Danoy.
Charley Dernbach, of Wausau, and
mother, Mrs Chris Dernbach, of New
London, were welcome callers in this
vicinity tne past week.
w. Y. Dickey and wife enjoyed visit
the past week from the formers brother
and wife from Depere.
Mrs. Phillips and little son, of Mil
waukee. are spending some time visit
ing Miss Ella Marshall at her home
near this village.
John Marchel, Jr., spent Sunday at
his home here. John recently returned
from the Pacific coast where he went to
look over his timber holdings. He re-
ports the west booming, and prices
along timber and land lines greatly adj
vanced since he was there five years
ago.
Miss Julia Clark, of Schofield, visited
in this village day recently, a guest of
Mrs. G. G. Knoller.
w. F. LaDu, wife and daughter, Miss
Sadie, Mrs. Arden Paronto and Mrs.
Edstrom, of Mosinee, were callers at
the Knoller honlo in this village last
Tuesday. They made the trip in Mr..
DaDu's fine new Rambler touring car.
Miss May hampton returned home a
few days ago, having spent few weeks
visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Morrell,
at Rhinelander.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. III. Altenburg and
Mrs. Robert Wheaton spent week re-
Gently visiting friends in Rhinelander;
also attended the Oneida county fair.
Mrs. &. q. Knoller and daughter,
Evelyn, and Mrs. M. II. Altenburg,
were at Stevens Point last Wednesday
in attendance at the wedding of Miss
Helen Helm of the city and James Sui
livan, of tronwood, Mich, and also to
the reception that followed at the home
of the brides parents. The marriage
took place in st. Stephens Catholic
church, and was one of the prettiest
church weddings one very often has
occasion to see. During the nGptial
high mass. Miss Mabel Wedge, OF Rock
ford, H., soloist of rare ability, sang
several beautiful selections. The bride
is one of Stevens Points most highly ed
ucated young ladies in the classics
and music-being a musician of rare
ability on different instruments. The
groom is one of lronwood's leading
young business men.
The many friends of G. g. Knoller
will be pleased to know that he is able
to be out around again, after an illness
of the past couple of weeks.
Miss Evelyn Knoller will leave Tues
day for Corliss, where she will enter
Holy Rosary academy to continue her
studies for the coming year. She will
take special course in music, lam
guages and domestic science This is
new institution just completed and was
formerly known as st. Catharine's
academy of Racine. 1t will be used
exclusively for the boarding students.
1t is surrounded by large park of sew
eral acres and has many new features,
the old institution lacked on account of
room. The musical department will be
under the direction of Prof Schmidt,
of Milwaukee. The whole will be
under the direction of the Dominican
Sisters. who are noted for their superior
educational qualifications.
Thomas Malone, Wausaus popular
chief of police, was welcome caller in
this village day recently.
Mrs. j. j. Heffron and little daughter,
Pearl, were guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. M. IL. Altenburg a couple of
days the past week.
Mrs. Henry Kronenwetter. of Mosi-
nee, visited relatives in Dancy last
Wednesday.
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