Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-08-08
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
DANCY.

Harvesting is on in full blast, and
grains are very good, as are all the
crops throughout this locality. Po-
tatOes are very promising, and it
looks as though the farmers were go
ing to make some money this year.
Mrs. Albert Oleson very pleasantly
entertained the members of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church last Sstur-
evening.
Miss Alice Dinwoodie who has been
studying to become nurse at the
Hanover hospital, Milwaukee, for some
time, has been quite ill, but is on the
improve. Miss Alice's many friends
all through this locality will be glad
to hear she is or the read to recovery.
B. B. Park and T. Fl. Hanna of
Stevens Point and w. d. Coddington
of Plover transacted business in this
vicinity day the past week.
Percy Cleveland enjoyed a visit
from his mother and sister from
Grand Rapids the first of the past
week.
Mrs. Fred Policy and children of
Waterloo, Iowa, are visiting the form
ers parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Mich
mic at Eau Plein.
Miss Marian Doyle of Wausau, Wis
tied the past week in this village the
guest OF Miss Gladys Altenburg.
Mrs. W. W. Mitchell and Miss
Martha Killing of Stevens Point were
over Sunday guests recently at the
home of the latter's parents in this
village.
The Barnsdale moving picture
show was the attraction at this place
a couple of days the past week, hold
ing forth in E. Topham's Hall. Quite
large crowds attended, and pronounced
it very good.
Miss Lola Knoller spent a few days
the past week at Wausau, with Miss
Wayne Kavanaugh, and visited
among young friends.
The Misses Louise Dessert Of Min
ocqua, Elizabeth Won Berg of Mosinee,
and Ray Collins of Stevens Point
were over Friday guests of Miss Evelyn
L. Knoller.
Miss May hampton and niece Hazel
sau with relatives.
Oscar Gleason of Stevens Point was
a Sunday guest of friends in Dancy.
Mrs. John Masloff of Junction City,
came up the past week to see her
father John Marched, Sr., who is not
enjoying the best of health.
Mrs. Henry Kronenwetter, and chill
dren of Kronenwetter spent a couple
of days in this village with her
mother Mrs. Coniff the first of the
week.
Within the past few days, the
farms owned by Albert Hermann, A.
Lemke, and Spitsoltosser, were sold
to Chicago parties. These places are
located about four miles west of this
village.
EDGAR.
Leo Fahy and VIM. Lafellmacher
of Stratford, were Edgar visitors be-
tween trains Saturday evening.
G. W. Reineke moved his household
goods and family to Wausau Sunday,
where they will take up their future
residence.
Mrs. Gust Schneider was a Mara
thon City visitor Saturday morning.
Miss Rose Behrent Of Eiroy, is the
guest of Miss Mae La Qua for few
days.
Miss Kress left for Chicago Wednes-
day evening to visit with relatives.
The members of the st. Paul's
Lutheran church will give a mission
feast in the village park Sunday.
Dinner and supper will be served.
Everybody is invited to attend.
The Edgar Jubilee orchestra will
give a dance in Tegge's hall Friday
evening, Aug. II. A good time will
be assured to all.
The Edgar Greys played a game of
base ball at Stratford, with the STRAIT
ford team. The score was to IL, in
favor of StratfOrd. -
Mrs. F. J. Tomkewitz and daugh-
ter Florence, left Friday for Mime
apolis for three weeks visit with
the formers mother, Mrs. Reiser.