Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-01-18
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
EDGAR.


Mrs. Johest, mother of Mrs. H.
Winkert, died Friday morning of old
age. Funeral will be held from st.
Stephens Lutheran church Of this
village; Rev. Ficken will otficiate.
Messrs. and Mesdames Schneider,
Kruger, Pohl, Petri, Meyer, Bier and
Edens, drove into the country Sunday
for a sleigh ride to Joe Reichels' in
the town of Reitbrock, where they
spent the day. A good time was en-
joyed by all.
Miss Lucy SchOrtner was surprised
by number of her girl friends Mon
day evening. A good time was en-
joyed by every one who attended.
The baskets for the basket ball
were put up last week. The hall is
now ready for practice.
YNowLTON.a
Senator Wright transacted business
in our burg Wednesday.
Ray Dodge of Merrill, was a guest
of Katie Krush over Sunday
Miss Winnie Heyner attended the
dance at Dancy, Monday night.
Mrs. w. T. Guenther and son
Charles, spent few days at Mosinee
the guests of relatives.
Alex. Merklein visited Wausau
families Sunday.
Mrs. L. Breitenstine and daughters
will entertain the Ladies' Aid society
Wednesday afternoon.
w. Bright returned to his work at
Wausau Monday after spending Sun
day with his family mere.
C. f. Guenther transacted business
in Stevens Point Monday.
DIR. Daniels of Mosinee. was a
Knowlton caller Tuesday.
KENNEDY's CORNERS.
Sleighing is good and farmers are
hauling logs and wood very fast and
it is surprising to see what goes by
here every day in the way of hay,
bark and farm produce of all kinds.
A very select party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Barney
Holzem, in the town of Hewitt, the
occasion being the birthday of Mrs.
Holzem. 1t was largely attended by
the neighbors and all had nice time
during the afternoon and evening,
and all went away fishing that this
lady's birthday would come at least
twice year.
Miss Marie Chaignot was home on
Sunday of this week from her school
in the town of EaSton, and we like to
see Marie's smile.
Mrs. Nelson Landau, who was
ago, is able to be up and around.
Miss Emily NUtter is home for a
vacation of month from her school
in town of Birnamwood
Miss Mary Ball was a visitor at the
corners over Sunday from the Busi-
ness college at Wausau.
We. of the corners, are watching
with good deal of interest to see
how the lot of men in the great city
of Appleton that has started to eat
axle grease until butter comes down
TO twenty cents pound are going to
pull through Well, now, we of the
corners, think that the stuff is good
enough for those fellows. We will
bet our last nickel that not one OF
those fellows would milk COW OF
clean stable.
We see the government is sending
out a great many committees lately:
one TO find out what is the reason ii
costs 50 much 10 live: that is. some
think the prices Of the necessaries OF
life are too high. We would say to
those, let them go TO work and raise
some of them and when he works
from twelve to fourteen hours a dav.
as we farmers do, he will think differ
emily from what he does now. There
is also 3 committee to investigate
water powers: now in our mind, this
water has been running for all time
down those streams and no use made
of il, now when those men put their
time and money into this enterprise
and has given employment to thou
sands of men and teams, the professor
steps in and saws. we want q share OF
this. though this water has been run
ming here for thousands of wears and
no use made of it; but In our estima-
tion We have a few too many profes-
SoTs and not enough men that want
to work, and il seems as though il
will not be long before We will have
70 pay for the wind that goes TO run
our wind mill