Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-10-13
COUNTY CORRESPONDENT
DANCY.

DANCY.
Mrs. Robert Wheaton, of Stevens
Point, circulated among friends in this
vicinity few days ago.
Mrs o. E. Wells and Miss Rosalia
Bohrer, of Wausau, visited the former
son, Lloyd Wells, our village teacher, a
day recently. Miss Bohrer is one of the
teachers of the Marathon Co. Training
school.
Chris. lutte and wife, of Stevens
Point, visited over Sunday in Dancy
with their daughter, Mrs. Elmer
Wheaton.
Miss Lily Cavert has returned to her
home at Amigo after spending the sum-
mer with her sister, Mrs. Holmes Alien
burg.
V. Brooks was Stevens Point visitor
Saturday.
II. B. Topham and Hugo Oleson and
H. B. and Tony Hanson returned home
the past week from Dakota where they
had been harvesting. They report
crops having been very good in the
locality where they were.
G.. G. Knoller started crew of men
in the woods this week with the expec-
tation of getting a goodly number of
logs skidded before snow falls.
Miss Martha Casper was a Wausau
visitor Saturday.
Miss Rosie King visited friends in
Stevens Point couple of days the past
week.
Miss Gladys Altenburg entertained
about 30 of her young friends one even
ing recently. The evening was most
pleasantly spent with games and dane
ing until midnight, when refreshments
were served, which in the line of eat
ables were the best the market afforded
The young people who attended pro-
nounced it one of the pleasanteste events
of the season.
M. II. Altenburg and G. G. Knoller
oho ODOAb dU hOSlHC0 tuc
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kronen-
wetter who have just built fine new
home. 1t is modern throughout, the
interior being entirely of hard woods,
furnace, hot and cold water, telephone
and as place of abode Henry does not
need to take off his hat to any thing in
the whole surrounding country.
The first political speech of the ca m
paign was held at the town hall, town
of Bergen last Saturday evening. L..
A. Pradt of Wausau was the speaker
and was accompanied by John King
our present county clerk. Like most
political speeches MIR. Pradt told the
good side of his party and why Mr..
Taft should be our next president and
why Mr.. Bryan should not (although he
must know Billyis hustling them some.)
There was fair crowd in attendance.
While ID. Corlett and party Of work
men were tearing down an old barn
that had been on his farm in Eau Pleine
for several years-they found box con-
tanning all kinds of surgical instru-
ments, which were mostly in good con-
dition. Mr.. Corlett thinks that those
were stolen at some time and as the
barn, being near the r. r. track was a
refuge for tramps and all kinds of
hobos, they were left there. Any one
having lost any thing in this line at any
time might do we'll to write or call on
Mr.. Corlett who would be glad to find
the owner of above property.
Miss Evelyn Knoller was a Merrill
visitor Tuesday, going up to spend the
day with Mother M. Cecilia of Racine
who was the guest of the Dominican
Sisters. Mother M. Cecilia was for
some years Direetress of St. Catherin's
academy at Racine and later at Holy
Rosary academy at Corliss, but was
recently elected to fill the responsible
position of Mother General of the
Dominican Sisters.
Z. E. Topham, one of our most popu-
lar young business men was rendered G.
pleasant surprise a few evenings ago,
it being the occasion of his Both birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hanson did shop
ping in Wausau Saturday.