Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-10-27
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE,
KNOWITON

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Cole and little
daughter, Dorothy, of Wausau, spent
Friday with Knowlton friends.
The dance at A. Feits hall Friday
evening was well attended. Wausau,
junction City, Milladore and Dancy
being we'll represented. All report a
good time.
Winnie Hayner and Salina Brieten-
stein were guests of the latter's sister.
Mrs A. Levenhagen, at Wausau. few
days last week. 80.
Lydia Zamzow and Elva HibNard
came down from Wausau, Friday even.
ing, to attend the dance.
Mrs. A. Peabody has been on the sick
list but is much improved.
Mr. and Mrs A. Chase left for Niece
dab, Friday noon, where they expect TO
make it their home for awhile. MIR.
Chase has been station agent here for
the past fourteen months. MIR. Geo.
Chase of Grand Rapids has the station
temporarily.
Earl Hayner returned to Wausau
Sunday noon, aftor spending Saturday
and Sunday at his home here.
John Cater of Stevens Point is visit
ing at the old homestead with his son
E l.. Cater.
Mrs. Mae Perkins Guenther attended
the Guenther-Dupre wedding atBrokaw.
Thursday.
MIR. l.. E. Phelps of Sank Rapids,
Mimi, has spent several days visiting
with his brother Elder A. c. Phelps, of
East Knowlton. These two gentlemen
had not met or known of each others
whereabouts for 81 years. They both
served as volunteers through the civil
war, and it was through the war
records that they located each other.
| DANCY.
G. G. Knoller transacted business at
Wausau, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kronenwetter,
of Mosinee, visited over Sunday in
Dancy with relatives.
Miss Johanna King, of Stevens Point,
is spending few days at her home in
this village.
Miss May hampton was Wausau
visitor Wednesday.
S. o. Spring, of Peoria, Ill.,, looked
after his real estate interests in this
1 locality the past week.
The Misses Mayme Kavanaugh and
Margaret Hurley, of Wausau, visited a
couple of days in Dancy recently the
guests of Mrs. G. q. Knoller.
Quite a number of our young people
attended the dancing party at Feit's
hall at Knowlton last Friday evening,
and report having had o most pleasant
time.
Cards were received here few days
ago announcing the marriage of Roger
Guenther of Brokaw to Miss Elsie
Dupre of Knowlton. The groom is one
of this sections most popular and sue
cessful young business men. He was
always one of the boys who never stood
back when called upon to do his share
towards making any undertaking
success, and his legions of friends all
through this locality wish for him the
choicest of Gods blessings. The bride
is talented young lady The possessor
of many accomplishments and will be
welcome among us. We extend to this
most worthy couple our heartiest and
sincerest congratulations.
The Emmanuel Lutheran church
choir, Of Wausau, gave Sacred con-
cert in the Norwegian Lutheran church
near this village on the 18th inst. The
various selections were all well rem
dered-and the concert first class
throughout They were well patron
lied, but should they again favor this
greeted with a much larger audience.
Miss Leonharda Opdahl was director
and organist, Rev. o. T. Doe of Wausau
has charge of the Dancy mission, and
deserves great deal of credit for the
spirit he is creating among his people,
and to him is also due the credit of Civ
ing the people of the surrounding coun-
try the opportunity of hearing such
high class music.
Frank p Regner, of Wausau, de-
livered a political lecture to large
crowd in this village Monday evening.
Mr.. Regner being candidate for re-elee-
ton for district attorney on the demo
cratic ticket.