Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-03-31

LOT the farm. i his was the HfSU COM
mercial fertilizer ever shipped TO this
place.
Ed. Olson who has been spending
some time in California returned
home Saturday and says Wisconsin is
good enough for him
Four of the little daughters of
Henry Kronenwetter are spending a
few days in Dancy with their grand
mother, Mrs. Coniff and other rela-
tives.
Thos. McHugh, one of Halders well
to do farmers and stock raisers, was
in Dancy Thursday night, the guest
of G. G. Knoller Mr.. McHugh al
ways has large herd of cattle and
has been very successful in disposing
of same at good figure.
Miss Alice Dinwoodie who grew
from childhood in Dancy and who is
now graduate nurse in Milwaukee
has been very i'll with diphtheria,
which she contracted from a patient
but is much improved now which
news her many friends will be pleased
TO hear.
The pupils of this school with the
teacher. Miss Straege, had spell down
with Knowlton school Friday after
noon and came out victorious At
the close six of Dancy pupils were
still on the floor. A return match
will be spelled here in the near future
when Dancy better get busy.
Lands are in active demand all
through this locality and renters are
looking for land for potatoes chiefly.
and the way it looks now the near
future will find no idle nor cheap
land. The winter has in mind differ
ent ones, who purchased lands with
no cash on hand at all and have paid
for same in the past yrs. from their
mathematician but plain every day
sense to figure out how that can be
done. With potatoes from soc to
81 % per bu. the way they have been
for the past three years, any little
patch at all would not be long paying
off 100000. Some argue it is too
hard work, but for the same amount
of money out of any thing else if you
do not work your hands you must
work your brains, which is much the
more tiresome of the two.
MOsINEE ITEMS.
Mosinee Times
G.. S. Blair and wife were Wausau
visitors Sunday afternoon.
Principal E. f. Priest was at Wau-
sau on business Saturday.
A. vonBerg was numbered with
those on the sick list the first of the
week.
w. A. vonBerg returned home Mon
day morning from Baraboo at which
place he left the seed and grain
special.
Dennis Tigges expects to leave
with his family next Tuesday for st.
Mary's, Idaho, where they will make
their future home.
Mrs. S. B. Bugge left last Friday
evening for Eft. Williams, Canada, to
visit at the home of her parents.
Mr.. Bugge accompanied her as far as
Duluth, returning home Monday.
EDGAR ITEMS.
Edgar News.
Hugh Mcmillan teamster for the
Rib Falls Lumber Co., while hitching
up team was knocked down and run
over by the team. He is So years old
and was badly cut and bruised.
Mrs. Justin Means spent q few
days this week visiting friends at
Merrill.
c. II. belong spent Sunday at
Wausau visiting his wife who is at the
hospital.
Last Saturday COW belonging to
farmer, not far from our village
died after lingering illness.
The Wausau bowling teams, ''Plo-
Ki-Kas" and ''Owl Colts met their
waterloo on the local alleys last
Wednesday evening by being defeated
by the city team 262 pins and 236 pins
respectively. These two Wausau
teams are reported as being the best
at the metropolis.
One great feature of the evening
was the swell banquet in honor of
the visitors at the City hotel which
was served in ten courses. The fol-
lowing assisted in helping the locals
in entertaining the visitors: Messrs.
Means, Wagner, Ringle, Darge, Sharpe
and McCrossen. Those from Wausau
were: f. Wiechman, Donald Ploss,
Arthur Kiefer, Otto Ka-oss and
Wesley Single. The Edgar team was
as follows: Puchner, Paeske, belong,
Vedder, Vollenweider and Hartig.