Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-09-22
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Schneider and
Miss Julia and HiIda Schneider and
Mr. and Mrs Jack Duerstein attended
the funeral of Mr.. John Duerstein, at
Marathon City on Saturday.
Misses Rosa aud Emma Schneider, of
Sheboygan, visited their uncle, Gust
Schneider the past week. They went
to Fenwood, Wednesday, to visit their
uncle and on their return will stop at
Edgar for few days.
Miss Agnes Schneider, of Marshfeld,
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Gust Schneider, for few weeks.
The members of the ST. Johns
Babtist Catholic Church, gave a
supper and bazaar in the NJ. W. A. hall
the past week which was well attended.
Miss Blanche Kruger is visiting her
parents over Sunday.
Mrs. Dan Beckey of Athens, is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Beir, of
Edgar.
Miss Threasa Rauberger, of Athens,
is visiting with Miss Anna Petri, of
Edgar.
Miss Clara Hook, of Wausau, is visit
ing her parents for a few weeks.
Mr.. F. j. Jonas purchased the Louis
Krandler house on corner 2nd and
Maple ST., of Edgar, and will start a
cigar factory.
RINGLE.
John Nowinski went to Hatley Satur-
day evening on business.
Miss Alice Sonntag went to Gallon to
attend dance in that neighborhood.
Adam and Joe Sof.. went to Gallon
Sunday.
VIM. Schramm went to Wausau,
Thursday A. NJ, on business
Peter Nelson went out to visit his
parents, Sunday.
Oakley Bisheau came out to Ringle
Saturday evening, to stay with his
parents over Sunday.
Mrs. W. A. Bishop went to Wausau
Wednesday on business.
Fire! Fire! Fire The whole town
of Ringle is on fire. Last Friday even
ing all the residents of Ringle went out
to Richard Rossmann's to help protect
his buildings which were in danger from
the fire and which was only few rods
away from his buildings. Sunday was
another hot day at Ringle there being
fire all around the village. The Sec
ton foreman sent message to Amigo
and Wausau for help. Both places sent
out about 80 men 1t seems that there
was a rumor afloat in Wausau that
Ringle had burned out as Herman and
Ernest Lemke and Leander Ringle, who
have some property here, came out in
an auto expecting to see everything in
ashes They had to walk about a mile
as there was a large tree fallen
across the road
A horse belonging to Gust Schramm
ran away Sunday morning while Mr..
Schramm was unhitching the animal
The horse had not been found Monday
morning.
Geo. Isaman, farmer living in the
town of Ringle, has learned a lesson
which cost him, however, about $4,000
One of Mr.. Isaman's horses was feeding
at hay stack when the family dog
went after the animal which turned
and ran trying to jump a board fence
but only succeeded in getting half way
over when he caught and fell in some
manner so that it broke its neck and
died a few minutes afterward.
KNowLTON
Ray Dodge, of Merrill, spent Sunday
with friends here.
Elmer and Florence Brietenstein
called on Mosinee friends, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Knoedler, of Most
nee, Sundayed with their daughter,
Mrs. w T. Guenther.
E. j. Felzer, of Lacrosse, transacted
business here for the Krarchell Candy
Co.
Rhoda Bishop, of Necedah, is visiting
relatives here.
Kate Kriske did shopping at Stevens
Point, Saturday.
A. c. Lindsay, of Manawa, is here
finishing up the shipping Of lumber for
the Little Wolf River Lumber Co. which
has been operating here for the past
four or five years.
c. E Guenther treated his house to
new coat of paint.
Walter Mueller called on Mosinee
friends Monday.