Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-04-26
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
EDGAR.

COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
EDGAR.
The ID. +. A. orchestra of WaUsau,
gave social dance at Tegge's hall,
Friday evening, April %. There was
large crowd present.
Misses May and Della Hollis of
Wausau, were the guests of their
uncle, Aug. Tegge and family over
Friday.
About two inches of snow fell Sat
urday and Sunday. This snow will
do great deal of harm to the grains
which are already above the ground.
In many places this cold weather Is a
good thing for the grass hoppers
which have been here and destroying
the grain.
Gust Schneider went TO Wausau on
Tuesday where he attended the asses
sofs meeting of Marathon county.
A large crowd of young people CAME
over from Fenwood. They attended
the dance here Friday evening.
Rev. Adams held services in the
Presbyterian church Sunday after
noon.
DANCY.
K. L. Fisher is quite i'll at his home
in this village.
DIR. Daniels of Mosinee, has been in
Dancy on professional calls the past
week.
Henry Bloompot of Peoria, IllA is
here looking after the civil engineering
in the Dancy drainage district.
Chas. Forrestal, contractor for che
dredge work in Dancy drainage dis
trict, is at present in Iowa looking
after one of his dredge boats ths. is
working in that state. He recently
secured large contract in Iowa for
his big boat that is working on the
main ditch in Dancy drainage dis
trict. 1t is expected the work will be
completed in Dancy drainage district
by July lst.
The marriage of Miss Crisrie OF
tum and Hugo Oleson two of our most
popular young people, took place at
the home Of the groom's parents,
near this village, last Saturday P. NJ,
Rev. O. T. Doe of Wausaus officiating.
John Ottum, brother of the bride,
and Jennie Oleson, sister of the groom
were the attendants. After the cere-
mony a very elaborate wedding din
ner was served, the immediate
relatives and a few friends being
present. The bride is one of Dancy's
most worthy young ladies'; good heart
ed and industrious, the posSeSsor of a
very pleasing disposition will surely
make good helpmate. The groom
is the oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Oleson and IS young man of
excellent reputation, thoroughly re-
liable in whatever he undertakes and
will make a model husband. After
completing the common school at
this place, he attended the agricul-
tural school at Wausau one year, and
now holds an excellent position with
ForreStal q Downey dredging con-
tractors, of Milwaukee. The young
people were remembered with many
pretty and useful presents. Their
many friends all thru this locality
wish them many happy years OF
welded life.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Kno]ler spent
the past week in Chicago visiting
their daughter Evelyn, who is attend
ing the Hinshaw Conservatory OF
Music. While in that city they also
attended grand opera hearing Caruso
and Destin the principals in the pre-
sentation of Faust-and Gadski and
Slezak, the principals in the German
opera, 'sDer Meister Singer" with a
chorus of about 300. They reported
the singing of THE four above men
toned who are conceded to lead the
whole world in this art, as something
wonderful, they all seeming te possess
the same power of filling the vast
auditorium with sweet, sympathetic
tone, at willard being accorded
thunderous applause from the several
thousand people present. So great
was the demand for seats for some OF
the productions put on by this com.
pany that it was necessary to secure
tickets several days ahead.
ATHENS ITEMS.
Mrs. Nash Mitchell of Pittsyille
visited her daughter here over Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Kreutzer were
called to Fond du Lac last Thursday
evening on account of the illness OF
their daughter Louise, who is 9
student at Grafton hall. Mr.. Kreutzel
returned home Saturday. Miss
Louise's condition is very much i'm.
proved.
+. H. .Eisold will move his drug
store into the Degner building this
week A soda fountain and an ice
cream parlor will lie run in connec-
ton.
John Nuremberg spent last week at
Milwaukee.
Mrs. RietZ was called to Wabeno
Friday on account of the serious ill
ness of her daughter, Mrs. John Bau-
man.
DIR. 4. S. Alexander delivered two
splendid lectures at the opera house
last Saturday evening on the care
and breeding of the horse.
DR.. and Mrs. Otto Fielder will leave
Athens Thursday of this week on an
eight months trip through the
European countries. They expect to
spend about six months at Vienna
where the doctor expects to study.