Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-09-28
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
DANCY.

DANCY
j. 2. Malick and A. M. Nelson OF
Stevens Point, overlooking over their
real estate holdings in this locality
the past week.
Martin Griffin of Stevens Point,
transacted business in Dancy day
recently.
Will Null, one of Stevens Points
most successful young merchants,
called on friends in this vicinity
Sunday.
K. L. Fisher sold a house and lot in
this village to Herman Dobrath who
has taken possession of same. Mr..
Fisher also sold lot to Albert Broth
who is at present erecting new
blacksmith shop on same.
E. E. Topham is completing his
new hall, plastering it on the inside
and sheeting it on the outside. When
completed Mr.. Topham will have one
of the incest halls in this part of the
country.
DIR. Daniels of Mosinee, was pro-
fessional caller in this village Sunday,
coming down to see Mrs. Lon Glenn
ents, who is on the sick list. The
doctor was accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. G. G. Knoller, daughter Evelyn,
and son George j., will go to Chicago
tomorrow for few days and in which
city Miss Evelyn will enter the Hin
shaw Conservatory of Music, to con-
tinue her musical studies, she having
specialized along this line during three
years while attending St. Catharine's
academy, Racine.
G. H. Altenburg and wife of Stew
ems Point, are spending a few days
visiting their sons and families III this
locality. Mr.. Altenburg is contem-
plating trip to the coast in the near
future.
The potato market was dull the
past week. Thirty cents was the
price paid at this place. In most in
stances the crop will be light through
out this locality, due to the early
frost badly injuring the late varieties.
Work is progressing finely on our
new school house, it being now ready
for lathing.
Franklin Pardee, one of Wausau's
huStling young men, transacted bust
ness in Dancy day recently.
RINaLE.
Miss Ella Guhse went to Hatley
Saturday on business.
The Misses Emma Miller and Alice
Sonntag drove over to Kelly Sunday
evening.
Miss Della Lemke came down to
Ringle Wednesday, to spend the day
with Mrs. E. Lemke.
Mrs. E. Lemke went out in the
country Friday afternoon to call on
Mrs. II. KrenZ.
Miss Lena Schram, who has been at
Wausau the past year came home Sat
urday evening. Miss Schram intends
to stay at home this winter
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Jones of Wau-
sau, were in this neighborhood Sun
day.
Joe Gusman drove over to Kelly
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Geo. Stuhfaulth and daughter
Marie, of Wausau came out TO cali on
Mrs. Carl Rossman Thursday.
Walter Buchanan went to Hatley
Saturday morning on business.
Mrs. E. Lemke was a Wausau yisi-
tor Thursday.
Mrs. Pat Dore came down to call
on Mrs Geo. Bisheau, Saturday after
noon.
Peter NetZinger, who has built a
new house, gave dance Saturday
evening which was well attended all
the neighbors coming for miles. The
music was furnished by Arthur Stein
bach and Emil Kurtn of Gallon. All
went home in the wee small hours OF
morn after enjoying good time.
f. p. Lemke, julius Schram and
Emil Lemke were out hunting sun
day morning. Ernest was the lucky
sportsman getting three birds and
firing only one shot. tie three birds
were in a tree and Mr.. Lemke fired
bringing down the three birds with
the one shot, at that rate he can save
cartridges.
The cheese factory in the town of
Easton belonging TO A. G. Buss, of
Ironwood, Mich, burned TO the
ground Friday night. The fire was
discovered about II O'Clock but it was
impossible to save anything. About
one hundred dollars worth of cheese
was stored in the factory which also
burned 1t is thought that the fire
was set by some malicious person.
Little Freddie, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Miller came veSy near being run
over by a freight engine, here Friday
morning. The little fellow was cross
ing the tracks and did not hear the
engine approach, he was saved by
brakeman Felix prengler who was on
the front of the engine and reached
out and threw the little fellow OF the
track with his foot just in time TO
save him from being run over.
EDGAR
The dead body Of Charles Downing,
was found i'm barn in Halder, on the
farm of William Murray about seven
O'Clock Wednesday evening. Mr..
Downing who was employed as farm
hand by William Murray, was in
Halder on Tuesday and stayed around
a saloon most of the day. In the
evening he got into a fight with a
friend. His opponent is said To have
given him several jahs in the lower
part of his body and and then threw
him outside the saloon. Marks on
the dead mans neck indicated that
he had been choked or bruised in
some way. Downing then picked
himself up and went home. The
mans lodging place was in a barn,
The next morning Mr.. Murray called
Downing To breakfast, but he said he
did not care for any food and said he
was not feeling well and that he had
severe pains in his body He asked
Murray for pail Of water, who gave