Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-04-16

was the guest of Miss Salina Breiten-
stein Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Guenther and
daughter went to Tomahawk Friday
evening.
The weather of the past few days
has dried the roads up in good shape,
and has left the fields in good condi-
ton for the farmers spring work
The flood that was predicted did not
materialize and everything is coming
out all right, demonstrating again
that it is time enough to cross the
bridge when you come to it.
Herman Dobrath, wife and family
left for Sand Point, Idaho, Friday
evening with the expectations of
making that city their future home.
Miss Evelyn L. Knoller left for
Chicago Sunday eve to resume her
studies at the Hinshaw Conservatory
of music, expecting to graduate from
that institution in June, having TAX
en- Collegiate course. A severe at
tack of scarlet fever rendered Evelyn
unable to return last year, but thru
having recovered her usual good
health, she hopes to make good the
lost time now.
The friends of the late w. X.
Farrell at this place were indeed
sorry to learn of:his death and many
would have attended his funeral had
they known when it was, the South
bound night passenger does not leave
Off mail for this place but carries it
by and brings it back the following
morning for distribution and there
fore did not see in papers the time of
funeral until train had gone. The
Knights of Columbus to which order
the deceased was a member especially
would have attended had they known.
The same can also be said of our
neighboring town Knowlton.
Miss Blanche Dafoe who is employed
as teacher in Minneapolis spent her
Easter vacation at the home of her
parents near this village.
Mrs. John Flatteau and little son
Raymond are visiting relatives in St.
Paul.
Miss Irene Guenther of KnoWlton
has been employed as teacher in this
village to finish the school year be-
gun by Miss Laughlin of Wausau.
On Wednesday evening, oath, an
orchestra from Kaukauna will give
| dancing party in e. Topham's hall,
which no doubt will be largely
attended. With fine hall and fine
| music, all that will be needed is a
| fine evening to get out a fine crowd.
Everybody invited.
RINGLE.
Mrs. VIM. Schramm and Mrs. Emil
Ringle went to Wauss9 Wednesday
to do some shopping.
Mrs. Gus. Schramm and son Arthur,
returned home from California, where
they had spent the last four weeks.
Wednesday.
George Bisheau went to the town
of Easton, Thursday, to drive John
Manser's logs dowd to the Kelly's mill.
Herman Manthie who was sick for
long time at the St. Mary's hospital
in Wausau returned home Friday
much improved.
Z. 2. Lemke went to Wausau, Fri
day on business.
Miss Irene Buchanan went to Kelly
Saturday to visit with relatives.
Andrew Abt had misfortune to
have leg broken while pulling
stumps Saturday.
Miss Minnie Miller and Mrs. Alb.
Buchanan spent Easter Sunday with
friends and relatives in WauSau re-
turned home Monday.
Mrs. A. Wendall and daughter
Beatrice, who spent Easter Sunday in |
Ringle with friends and relatives, re- |
turned to her home in Wausau, Mon |
day.
Laurence Buchanan Who has been I
visiting his grandmother in the town /
of Maine for some time returned |
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Lemke returned /
to their home in Ringle, from Wau-
sau, where they spent Easter Sunday 4
with the latter's parents.
A. Buchanan went to Wausau Tues
day en- business.
G. {. Wyatt went to Hatley on bus
mess Wednesday.
Fred Schramm and Joseph Gusman