Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-05-05
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
RINGLE.

The Misses Lena and Frieda Helm
rich, of Wausau. were Ringle visitors
Friday. They came down to see Miss
Laura Ringle's school. They also
called on Mrs. Tbeo Millers in the
evening.
Mr. Geo Bisheau came dora TO
RiDgle Thursday evening, froEa up the
river, where he is foreman al, the log
drive Geo says that the drive will
not last long this season because they.
have plenty of water.
Miss Alice Sonntag went to Kelly.
Monday evening, to call on some
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Theo. Miller went to Wausau.
Thursday on business.
Several young people came down
from Gallon, Sunday evening, to attend
the dance at Andrew Radovitch's place.
They danced until the wee small hours
of morn. Although it rained pitch
forks they all enjoyed good time.
Some of the farmers in this vicinity
who had commenced seeding before the
rain and snow, have again taken up
the lines and can be seen on the fields
every day.
James b Titus, of the town of Easton
was Ringe visitor, on Wednesday.
Ernest P. Lemke, the Ringle post
master, went up to Wausau one even
ing last week intending to come down
on the 7:l5 train in the morning He
woke up next morning and found by
consulting his watch that the train aa,.
already left Waasau He came dow
on the 10 O'Clock however.
nof,o
Wausau Saturday, to assist Mr.. Lemke
In the store
Gust. Schramm went up to Wausau
Saturday morning on business.
Mr.. Frank Reynolds, of Wausau,
came down to Ringle Wednesday P
and stayed till Thursday NJ Frank
is selling monographs. While here,
Frank played about 100 records on the
machine he had with him He left
Thursday morning for Gallon where
he expects to sell machine
Several of the young men of Ringle
went fishing last week, but were not
very successful as the river was too
high on account of the log drive.
Roy Guhse came down from Robbins,
Mich, Wednesday to visit his sister,
Mrs. Theo. Miller He went home
again Friday and took his parents with
MIN who are going to live with him
hereafter.
Albert Kolbeck came down to Ringle
Sunday, with his sister, Miss Lizzie
kolbeck, to call on some friends
The rural carrier reports very bad
roads at present.
One evening last week a gentleman
cfnnnnA of Rinnlo f,;oI I'll
some bread boards; he also wanted to
buy some horses. He has the bread
boards, all he needs is the dough.
EDGAR
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gros
krutz, fine baby boy.
Miss Rosetta Hook celebrated her
birthday recently by inviting number
of friends. There was a dance which
was well attended and all returned tC
their homes wishing Miss Hook many
more happy birthdays
Mrs. Chas. Greve and daughter
Leona, went to S Jmmerset on Monday
to take her second treatment from DIR
Till.
The supper and fair which the St
Paul congregation gave was success
The congregation is very grateful tC
those who helped out on this occasion
The village board, of Edgar met
May 2 and appointed &. j Schneider
to make trip to the county seat and
do some necessary work for the village
at the court house.
The farmers of the surrounding coun.
try of Edgar held their first meeting
May 2, to organize their new store
which they intend to start. About 200
were present.
Many of our people thought summer
had come because of the few warm DAYS
that visited US, but it looks assif We
were to have more of winter for il
SHOWS and freezes nearly every night.