Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-10-26
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.


Miss Julia Schneider is visiting
with her parents at Edgar. She viii
return Monday.
| Mrs. d. King, mother of county
clerk John King, died Saturday night
of dropsy and old age The funeral
will be held Wednesday morning from
the Catholic church at Edgar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Schneider and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Pohl drove out in the country Sunday.
The six-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kohnhurst was buried Sunday
afternoon from ST. Johns Lutheran
church of Vein.
Orlin CowleS, who was in Canada
for the past year, returned Friday
and called on his friends at Edgar, re-
turning to his home at Elderon Satur-
day.
Mrs. Ii. Buntman went to Chicago
Saturday night to attend the wedding
OF her sister, Miss Silverstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Bauman moved
to Idaho last week. They went there
for his health.
/ Miss Julia Schneider called on her
Marathon City friends Friday.
Rev. A. Janke has ended his work
in the st. Paul church at Edgar and
will soon bid his many friends good
bye. All are sorry to see him leave
! His place will be taken by Rev. Kat
| terndahl.
The ladies' aid of st. Paups church
| viii meet with Mrs. w. Bier this
week, Thursday.
HATLEY.
Mr.. Coffman, the depot agent, is
the happiest man in Hatley. "A big
baby boy arrived last Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs Hanke were Wausau
callers on Friday.
| Miss Kell, the principal of the
Hatley school, spent Sunday with her
mother at Wausau.
The Misses Roach and Koppa, who
teach near Hatley, went to Wausau
last Friday night.
| Anton Kluck is building a large
warehouse. When completed it will be
the fourth of its kind in Hatley.
| Miss Mary Koppa of Wausau spent
Sunday in Hatley.
Arthur Hadley, a Wausau high
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on Tuesday, after two weeks absence.
Victor Plata spent Sunday with
friends at Wausau.
Edwin Ullenbrauck has been absent
from school on account of illness.
MIR. Marks, the rural mail carrier
is now occupying the house lately
vacated by DIR. MacCaulay.
i Raymond the four year son of Mr.
and Mrs Lamere, died Sunday Oct. "a
The corpse will be taken to Wausau
on Tuesday for burial.
DANCY
Il G. w. Helm of Stevens Point tran
sacted business in Dancy the past
week.
Henry Bloompot was Wausau
visitor Saturday.
w. f. LaDu and A. Paronto O
Mosinee were in this village the pas
| week.
Matt Engerbretson and wife, whC
reside near GAINESVILLE, were in thi
!, locality the past week, coming up t.
! attend the funeral of Nicholas Oleson
) who was the lady's brother.
( Drs. H. L. Rosenberg of WauSau
i and Daniels of Mosinee were profes
sional callers in Dancy the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Engel are rejoic
| ing over young son, who put in hi
! appearance last Thursday morning.
The change in time on the Vale,
2 Div, that went into effect Monda,
| was welcomed at this place.
C. E. Gill Jr., of Wausau 'ansactet
business in Dancy Saturday.
A meeting of the commissioners o
the Dancy drainage district was he'll
4 | at this place the first of the week
S Those present were George Reynolds
: Marshfield; j. p Malick, Steven
/. Point and G. G. Knoller. Work II
the Dist. is progressing well. One o
the boats working on the latera
bitches will be through in about tw
o months and the big dredge working
!, on the main ditch in about fou
months, if not delayed by breal
r downs, etc.
Knut Oleson and wife are mournin,
, the loss of their son Nicholas, who's
; death occurred from typhoid fever,
few days ago. The deceased was
bright young man of q years and hi
I death is sad blow to his parents
: brothers and sisters. The funeral
!. which was largely attended vas helt
, from the Norwegian Lutheran churcl
! near Dancy, Rev. 0. I. Doe of Wau
: sau officiating.
Y The entertainment given in A
S Feit's hall at Knowlton, last Tuesda
! evening, under the direction of Al
:. leigh Peabody for the benefit of st
!. Frances Catholic church, was sue
! cess, beyond all expectation, the larg
hall being entirely filled. The differ
ent characters in the play were takeI
; by A. Peabody, Mr.. Bright, and tn
Misses Tecla and Kathleen Guenther
Knowlton and Harry Marched ant
: George Knoller Jr., Dancy, The mus
ical parts were taken by A. Peabody
Clarence Breitenstein and sister, Mis-
Salina, of Knowlton and George Knoll
Ter Jr., and mother, and Miss Gladly,
| Altenburg of Dancy. A. LevenhageI
of Knowlton, took the part of TIN,
old country German and magician
TO perfection and brought down thu
house, and the frequent hearty APP
plauses showed that the audience wa.
pleased with each and every number
Mr.. Peabody has every reason TO fee
| gratified for his efforts, and to whom
is due the credit for thesuccess of the
entertainment.
2INGLE.
{ Mrs. Geo. Bisheau and Mrs. Alb
Buchanan drove over to HatleN
Wednesday to call on friends.
Mrs. E. Lemke was a Wausau visit
or on Thursday.
Alb. Buchanan and Rich. RoSsmar