Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-27

home in Chicago Wednesday night
after spending month with relatives.
Roger Guenther transacted business
in Wausau Friday.
Mrs. L. Timlin came up from Stey-
ems Point Wednesday to stay with
her mother Mrs. Barter few days.
The Ladies Aid society met with
Mrs. +. A. Wilcox Wednesday after
noon and was well attended.
Adam Felt is wearing broad smile
and handing cigars out to his friends
all on account of IA 10. boy that ar
rived at his home Tuesday morning:
mother and baby are doing fine.
Miss Isabelle Guenther is visiting
Stevens Point friends this week.
DIR. Daniels of Mosinee made. a pro-
fessional call here Tuesday.
Alois Stark went to Wausau
Wednesday to spend day with his
son Joseph, who had an operation
performed at st. Mary's hospital a
week ago. Little Joseph is doing
nicely and expects to be home soon.
Mrs. Geo. Whitney of Stevens Point
is guest OF her brother, F. A
Wilcox.
Mrs. Clarence Breitepstein is on the
sick list this week.
Quite crowd from here attended
the Harvest ball at Mosinee Friday
evening. Columbia orchestra of Wau-
sau furnished the music. All report
good time.
DANCY.
Dry weather continues throughout
this locality.
Dr. Frank J. Powell of Wausau
spent Sunday with M. H. Altenburg.
G. g. Knoller and j. A. Engel went
down on the Buena Vista marsh Mon
day to see how the crops were coming
on the newly drained lands.
Chris. Trifte an experienced shoe
maker has opened up shoe repair
shop in this village and is getting
more work than he can do.
Roy Parrish of Grand Rapids tran
sacted business in Dancy day re-
Gently.
A few days ago Albert Oleson pur-
chased of V. Brooks 80 lots in the
city of Wausau and Mr.. Brooks in
turn purchased from Mr.. Oleson his
timber claim in Northern California.
A gentleman who owns a large
stock near Madison was in this village
and vicinity day recently looking
over lands expressed himself much
surprised with finding this part of
country in general so well built up
and progressive and the crops are
much better than in his part of the
state, everything indicating thrift
and prosperity. The writer is always
pleased when conditions are such as
to demonstrate to outsiders that there
are ''no flies" on the people througout
this part of the country.
The contract for the new cement
block school house to be built at this
place at once, was given to Mr.. Cole
of WauSau, who will, it is understood
use the blocks manufactured by Wau-
Sau Concrete Co., Mr. Coles bid for
$3.50. 90 being the lowest. The next
nearest bid was +. M. Playman of
OUCNOIlS L OlilJ WlllCll w do pDElOOO.
Last Saturday, Percy e. Cleveland
and Miss Martha Casper two of our
most popular young people stole a
march on their many friends and
were quietly married at Wausau by
Robt. Larner, justice of the peace.
The bride is the only child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Casper very respected
residents of this place, Mr.. Casper
being roadmaSter on the ST. Paul
with headquarters at Kansas City,
and has always resided here She is
bright young lady of very pleasing
personality and her friends through
out this locality are numbered only
with her acquaintance. The groom
place, coming here from Grand Rapids
where his parents reside. He is a
young man of good habits, industrious
and upright and will make a good
husband. The young couples hosts of
friends, together with the writer, ex-
tends very heartiest congrat ulatioDs
for long happy and prosperous mar
ried life.
EDGAR.
MIS- Ell. IIOlLc VI cnMOOu MAS
visiting with Mrs. G. Schneider on
Friday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Schroeder on Friday fine baby boy.
The German ladies aid will meet
with Mrs. E. Hoenish on Thursday.
Miss Hilda and Cora Schneider
were visiting with their uncle, r.
Bahr, in the town of Vein the past
week.
Mrs. Richard Badke is very i'll with
commissions.
Miss Katherine Bissell of Wausau
was the guest of her sister the past
week.
Miss Hilda Mueller, who is EN-
ployed at the post office at EDGAR left
Saturday for Stratfor6 where she will
visit her sister for few days.
Mrs. Ladwig's sister of Appleton
is visiting with Mrs. LadWig for few