Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-02-02
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
DANCY.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
GEO. M. PAINE, Pres.
FRANCIS a. BROWN
j. 3. WHiTNALL
C. A. KNAPP

Mrs. Henry Kronenwetter visited
relatives in Dancy, Thursday.
Lloyd Wells, our village teacher,spen
Sunday at his home in Wausau.
John F. Mathie of Wausau, was il
Dancy on business last Thursday.
Eugene Helm, principal of Junction
City school, was Dancy caller ovel
Sunday.
| Lon. Clements, who is scaler for the
Underwood Veneer Co., was home fol-
few days recently.
Miss Gladys Altenburg, who is at
| tending the normal at Stevens Point
spent Sunday at her home in Dancy.
Miss Winnie Haymer of Knowlton
visited Miss May hampton last Friday
and attended the dance in the evening
Sunday having been an ideal day
large numbers of young people enjoyed
themselves skating on the Little
Eau Pleine river
Miss Alice Dinwoodie, who is attend.
| ing the business college at Wausau,
spent Sunday IN Dancy with her sister,
Mrs Lon Clements.
Since opening his blacksmith shop in
this village, Albert Booth has had all
kinds of work. He has in his employ
three extra men most of the time.
The storm of the past week helped
hauling some, although the snow in
some places is badly drifted, while
in other places there is none at all.
The mask ball which was given by f
E. Lopham last Friday evening was not
a. largely attended as it would have
been otherwise, on account Of the biz
Yard.
Harry Marched, who has been confined
through illness in ST. Mary's hospital,
Wausau. for the past two weeks, is re.
ported able to sit up, which is good
news for Harry's many friends all
through this locality.
John Marched, Jr. left here few davs
ago for Seattle, Wash, to look after
some property owned in that thriving
city by his father, and from there he
will go to Portland, Oregon, to loos
after timber claim entered some
time ago, and which, since then, has
greatly increased in valre.
Some of the ladies from this place and
vicinity attended the meering of the
ladies' aid society of the First Methodist
church, and also took this method
of meeting Mrs Roger Guenther in her
pleasant new home at knowlton last
Wednesday p. IN. The ladies report
having been most royalty entertained,
and extend the glad hand of welcome
to Mrs. Guenther who has recently
taken up her residence among us.
EDGAR.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyer, a
fine baby boy.
Mrs. Gust Schneider and Leona
Grave went TO Wausau on Saturday to
visit friends.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stein,
afternoon, fine baby boy
mother a1d child are doing nicely.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs w l.
Becker this week and viii meet with
Mrs. Frank Bisseil neyt Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Pohl, Of this
many friends. Sunday evening, in honor
of the iatter's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gamble enter
tanned a number of their many friends |
at supper and cards al their home in |
this village, last Thursday evening.
The 7th aEs:-ersary of the Presby- |
terian churco will be celebrated in the
church here Wednesday evening, Feb /
Bird, at 7:30 Rev. wilson and number
Of other out of town speakers will be-
present to give s2eeshes and one and
ail are cordially s.sited to attend. Be
sure to bo tilc-o-
The masquerade dance, which was
given by the NJ. w. A at their hall,
Friday evening was very well attended.