Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-02-28
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
written for week of Feb. 21.)

DANCY.
The recent cold snap has helped
loggers and wood haulers TO finish up
their winter work.
Holmes Altenburg has disposed of
several car loads of hay at this place
Within the past few weeks.
John Marched Sr. is quite i'll at his
nome In Eau Pleine, suffering from
cold.
&. Schulz, an old time settler in this
locality died at the home of his daugh-
ter IN Stevens Point last Wednesday.
after an illness of only couple of
days with pneumonia.
The dancing party that was given
in K. Topham's hall last Tuesday
evening was great success, socially
and financially. This party was given
by Maeder's celebrated orchestra of
Appleton, which splendid musical
organization never fails to gather to-
gether large number of young people
and older ones as we'll. MANY were
present from all of the surrounding
towns. Among those who were here
from away were Miss Della Strupp and
sister and Misses Merklein. GLADYS
@AASOAOoAS anu 1NOO1 CIlItil anu SSSIS.
+. Brewer, j. Swoboda and Walter
Mcdonnell of Wausau, MeSsrs. Roy
and Leader Douville, Ed. Schneider,
and A. Vaschreau of Mosinee and
Walter WEIGH of Stockton.
Walter Mcdonnell of Wausau
stopped over here to see his aunt,
Anna nj. Mcdonnell on his way to
Three Forks, Montana.
EDGAR.
The boys and girls of the Edgar
high school drove over TO Athens last
Tuesday evening to play game of
basket ball with the Athens high
school teams. A very fast game was
played by both teams. The first half
of the girls game ended with score
of to 3 in favor of Athens. In the
second half Miss Ella Tegge was put
in as forward making a few good
baskets. The game ended with a
score of I to in favor of Edgar.
This was the fourth game the girls
played and being victorious each
time. After this game number of
yells were given and the boys started
to play, very fast game was played
way through. Eric Zepp, one of Ed
Shl SOOo III w oblNto3 oOiiiO Vel y
difficult baskets, but the Athens boys
having been in practice much longer
than the Edgar boys, were ahead.
The game ended with a score of % to
II in favor of Athens. After the
games dance was given which was
enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dibb and
family returned to their home in Mil
waukee after a weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Gust. Schneider of this vii
| lage.
Leo Andrew was surprised by about
twenty of the high school girls and
boys last Wednesday evening. Games
| were played and the evening was en-
! joyed by all. Refreshments were
| served and all returned home after a
late hour having enjoyed a very good
! time.
The Edgar Jubilee orchestra wi
| give dance, Friday, in Tegge's hall
Good music is assured and everybody
| is welcome.
The Edgar Box and Veneer factory
is now being worked on very rapidly
Brick have been hauled and people
are at work putting up the factory.
The Edgar high school boys played
game of basket ball in the M. w. A
! hall with the second team of the
Wausau high school Saturday evening.
The Edgar team was badly defeated
| by score of 81 to II.
Misses Klein, Nelson, Ballard and
Messrs. Otto Schmidt, Clarence Bowe
and Ladislau Dvorak went along to
Athens last Tuesday to witness the
basket ball game played between the
high school teams.