Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-10
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
RINGLE.

RINGLE.
Oakley Bisheau came out to Ringle,
Saturday evening to stay with his
parents over Sunday He returned to
Wausau, Monday morning to attend
school there.
John Novinski, who had the mis-.
fortune awhile ago to cut his foot quite
badly with a scythe is on the high
road to recovery and can now use the
foot as foundation
Miss Smith and little neice and
nephew, of Wausau, came out TO visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alb. Buchanan Satur-
day.
Peter Nelson and Julius Schram went
up to Wausau Tuesday evening to hear
the result of election. They returned
Wednesday morning and were the first
TO apprise the residents of Ringle who
were the lucky candidates.
Reimer Hettinga went out to his home
Saturday morning to see his mother
who is very sick.
Mrs f p Lemke went up to Wausau
Saturday to call on friends.
Mr.. Herbert Krenz and family, who
have purchased the w. A. Bishop farm.
have moved out to his place the past
week.
DANCY.
Mesdames j. Conif, S. Kronenwetter
and their grand daughter, Irene
Kronenwetter, of Kronen wetter, visited
relatives in this village the past week
Miss Pansy Short, of Schofeld, cir
culated among her many friends in
Dancy and vicinity the past few days.
IA. FL. Altenburg visited couple of
days the past week in Stevens Point
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. H.
Altenburg
Fred Schneider travelling salesman
for Barker d Stewart Lumber Co, of
Wausau, transacted business in Dancy
last Saturday and was the guest of q.
G. Knoller.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Voyer, of juno
ton City, spent Sunday with the latter's
parents in Eaupleine, near this village.
Lloyd Wells, our village teacher,
Sundayed at his home at Wausau.
j. A. Hartman, of Peoria, Ill, who
has the engineering contract of the
Dancy Drainage District was in this
village recently looking over the work
Mr.. Hartman had the distinction of be-
ing the engineer who was selected by
his home city to accompany President
Roosevelt, as one of party of engineers
in his recent trip down the Mississippi
river to the gulf, in the interests of the
deep waterway Improvement.
Henry Bloompot, who has charge of
the engineering of the Dancy Drainage
District, left for his home at Pekin, H.,
Sunday evening and from there will go
to Mexico and spend some months
experimenting large engineering con-
tract for j A. Hartman, of Peoria. Mr.
Bloompot is succeeded in the work
here by Mr.. Bryan, graduate of
Raenssler Polytechnic Institute, OF
New York City.
The past week, several hundred
bushels of potatoes were marketed at
this place. The price ranging from 45
to 90 per bushel according to quality.
Elegant stock is being brought in.
Some of the farmers having as hign a
yield as $50 bushels to the acre. This
of course was not an average, but the
average was unusually good, consider
ing the dry season. That Dancy Is
destined TO be the center of one of the
best farming localities in this section
of the state, in the near future, has
been proven beyond doubt.
KNowLTON
e. E. Guenther transacted business in
Wausau Saturday.
Mrs. Ii Stark and daughter, Victoria,
did shopping at WausaG, Saturday.
A. Peabody made a business trip to
Mosinee, Monday.
L. Brei;enstein shipped car OF pota
toes, Monday.
Mrs. A. Levenhagen visited relative:
and friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. G. Guenther visited
friends and relatives at Brokaw Sunday
Clarence Breitenstein has accepted (
position as bookkeeper with the John
son Creek Lumber Co. of this place.
Percy Cleveland, of Dancy, called OF
friends here Friday. He was &C
com eanied home By Miss Wiani'
Hayner.
Miss Kathleen Guenther departed
Friday noon for Nausan.
Mrs. A KnOedler, of Mosinee, spen
Saturday with her daughter, Mrs. w. L
| Guenther.
Earl Havner. Of Wausau, spent Sun
day with relatives and friends. Earl ]
| frequent caller here Of late.