Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-01-13

ing. First place was awarded To
George Morrison, who spoke on the
Signing of the Declaration OF In
dependence. Second place was given
TO Stella Finch who recited the
Legend of Bregenz. Third place was
given Alfred Rein who spoke on the
Black Horse and his rider. Paula
Hoepke received fourth place as a
substitute in case any of the three
drop out. All were fine speakers and
Schotield hopes to win when they
compete with the Marathon school al
| the end of the month.
| Miss Alvina Goetzke is reported as
being on the sick list. We expect a
speedy recovery.
RINGLE.
Six large beautiful snow flakes were
seen gently descending in the vicinity
OF Ringle yesterday.
Peter Ullenbrauck moved his FAM
lily from Hatley to Ringle this week.
Mrs. E.. p. Lemke went to Wausau
on Friday to do some shopping.
Mrs. Herman Lemke and daughter.
| Margaret, visited relatives in Wausa,,
Sunday.
Reink De Groot and family depart
| for Chicago today, where they intend
| to make their future home.
Miss Francis Hettinga, who under
| went an operation for appendicitis at
!, st. Marys hospital, is much improved
| and will return home this week.
Barney Coe sojourned in Hatley be-
| tween trains Wednesday.
Mrs. Aug. Kurth returned home
from Wausau. Thursday, where she
( had been staying with her sister-in-
law for the past month. While there
the stork paid her visit, bringing
| her nice, fat little baby boy. Con-
CALCULATIONS, August.
Mrs. Alice Scnramm spent several
days with friends at Kelly this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Case of Wag-
Sau, spent Saturday at the home of
A. Buchanan.
Fred Miller spent the day in Wau-
sau on business, Saturday.
A. Buchanan, treasurer of the town
Of Ringle, transacted business in
| Wausau, MonGay
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lemke at
tended dance at Hatley Wednesday
| evening
The present cold snap was quite
a surprise, as we thought we had
been transferred to another zone.
The past week the Herman Dobrath
| place was sold to parties from White
| water, Wis. Consideration was $50 0C
| per acre, which was a good price as
very little is cleared land.
The past week a party from Chicago
was here looking over large tract OF
land for the purpose of colOnizing and
20 into the stock raising business
They expressed themselves as being
surprised at the appearance of this
! part of the state, new barns and sios
/ going up on all sides.
Evelyn L. Knoller entertained at a
/ six O'Clock dinner Sunday evening fol
Miss Nellie Lutz and Glen Douville
/ OF MoSinee, who will be married al
st. Paul's Catholic church. Wednes-
day a. m, at $50 O'Clock. Katie May
O'Connor and Raymond Wirth. oil
Wausau, who will be the attendants
were also present. The bride to be is
the youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Nj. Lutz of Kronenwetter and grand
| daughter of Mrs. S. Kronenwetter
She is most charming young lady
/ and successful business woman Fol
the past five years she has conducted
a millinery store in Mosinee and met
the finest kind of success. The groom
is just as popular as the bride to be
and is also successful business man
being manager of the Northern Mill
ing Co.'s extensive business at thai
! place. As soon as they return from
their wedding trip which will include
several of the large cities, an elegant
new home is in readiness for them al
/ Mosinee.