Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-12-21
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
EDGAR.

OeO. Oel. lolU SATURDAY 10 SpellU
his Christmas vacation at home in
Tilleda.
Miss O. Dodtie, teacher of the
eighth grade room has resigned her
position. She will go to South Dakota
where she will attend school for
year. She intends to enter the teach
ing force of South Dakota next Sept.
The Christmas programs which
were given in the Edgar school on
Friday were very well attended. The
children all knew their pieces well. ;
Miss Lydia Mueller and Arthur J.
Hoenish, two well known people of
this village, will be united in marriage
at the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
Herman Budtke, at eight O'Clock
Monday evening, Dec. u, 1909.
Miss Agnes Tardiff left for Wausau
on Friday afternoon. She went to
Stevens Point Saturday morning to
spend her Christmas vacation with
her brother.
Miss Jessie Fair and Miss Laura
Klein left for their home on Friday
afternoon, the former to Platteville
and the latter to Hortonyille.
Miss Ruth Palmer left for Slough
ton Saturday morning, to spend Sun
day with friends. From there She
will go to the home of her parents, at
Mansion, Wis.
DANCY.
Christmas will soon be with us
again and the small boy and girl will
be happy With new sleigh or pair of
skates or something else equally as
desirable. In our happiness we must
not forget those who have met with
sorrows and been less fortunate in the
past year.
Miss Evelyn L. Knoller, who is at
tending the Hinshaw Conservatory of
Music, Chicago, is expected home
Thursday to spend the holidays.
Miss Grace Marched, who is attend
ing the Normal at Stevens Point, will
spend the holidays at her home near
Dancy.
Earl Clements who has been en-
ployed for some time at Charming,
Mich, with his uncle, John Din
woodie, who is train dispatcher on
that division of the G. NJ. & st. p. r.
r., is at his home in this village for
the holidays.
G. G. Knoller has recently installed
very handsome lighting system in
his residence.
A. Morey and family, who have
been residents of this place for some
time, returned the past week to their
former home at Marshalltown, Iowa.
Miss Bessie Lightfoot is spending
the holidays at her home at Fairchild.
Chas. Forfestal is spending the holt
day season with his family in Mil
waukee.
The dredge boats working in the
Dancy drainage district, have been
closed down for the holidays and the
crews went to their homes in Indiana,
Illinois and Missouri, and some to
Milwaukee. Mr.. Forrestal expected
to start work again as soon after the
holidays as possible.
Mrs. Dan Callahan of Wausau, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman HIM, in Eau Pleines
On Monday evening, the 9th, a
Christmas ball will be given in Ed
Topham's new hall in this village
Elegant music for same will be fur
nished by the Symphony orchestra of
Stevens Point. A large crowd will no
doubt be in attendance. Everybody
invited.
Under the directions of the teach
er, Miss Lightfoot, an entertainment
was given by the school children,
assisted by few others in E. E..
Topham's hall, last Friday evening
A very large and appreciatiye audi
ence was present and the whole per-
Torrance from start to finish was
fine. The play entitled, christmas
in Finnegan's Flats was very good
and brought down the house, as was
also the choruses by the children in
the different parts, and the whole
showed thorough training and much
hard work on the part of the good
teacher, and to whom great deal of
credit is due.
Mrs. Henry Kronenwetter of Kron-
enwetter, visited relatives in Dancy
last Friday.
Henry Bloompot, civil engineer in
the Dancy drainage district, is spend
ing the holidays with relatives in
Pekin. Ill.