Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-02-10
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
sCaoFIELD ITEMS.

Miss EaRm Kamke of Pine River, is
visiting with her aunt Mrs. julius
kaIke.
Martin Goetch spent Sunday visit
ing his parents at Merrill.
Miss Rose Egdahl spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Egdahl.
Miss Aurelia Wendorf spent Satur-
day and Sunday visiting with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wendorf.
Sr.
Isaac La Porte a resident of Scho-
field, for the last 20 years or more,
passed away at his home Saturday
noon, at one o'clock after an illness
of only two weeks. He leaves be-
sides his widow five sons, Victor,
Theodore, Bert, Edward and Ernest
and one daughter, Celinere. Our
sympathy is extended to the entire
family.
Mrs. LINING from the Town of
Kronenwetter, spent Saturday and
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Giles.
Julius Kell of Wausau, was Scho-
field visitor Sunday.
English services will be held at ST.
Peters church Sunday evening, Feb.
Is by Rev. Boerger.
NJ a mr.
William spent Sunday visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wen
dorf.
Miss Ruth GLASGOW who has been
spending week at home returned to
resume her work at Madison.
EDGAR ITEMS.
Edgar News.
Miss McCrOssen of Wausau was here
last night to teach the tango TO a
good sized class.
John Meyer slipped on the icy side
walk, last Sunday, which resulted in
his receiving a sprained wrist
a. w. Puchner departed yesterday
for Milwaukee to attend the Hard
ware mems Convention which is being
held there.
Miss Ruth Means, who attended
CLrrol College the first semister, ar
rived home last Saturday for a visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Means.
The city basket ball team will leave
tomorrow afternoon for Mosinee
where they are scheduled to play the
city team in the evening.
Tuesday evening seyenty-fve friends
of Mr.. and Mrs John Warosh gathered
at their home on Redwood street to
help them celebrate their twenty
third wedding anniversary.
The Rauen brothers winged large
owl last week and had it on display
in the window of Fred Paszek's barber
shop last Friday and Saturday. The
owl wings measured in the neighbor
hood of ffty-four inches from tip to
tip.
RINGLE.
Mrs Andrew Kneisei is GU the sick
list.
Fred Marten transacted, business
in Wausau Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marten are re-
ioicing over the advent of little
baby girl.
Walter Buchanan is visiting friends
at Kelly this week.
George Bisheau of Kelly called on
old time friends here Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Joerns is recovering
rapidly from severe attack of the
grippe.
Mrs. Edward Bentley who died at
the family home Friday morning was
laid to rest in the Easton cemetery,
Monday. The family pastor, Rev.
Duer of the First Presbyterian church
of Wausau, spoke words of consola-
tion and encouragement to the be-
reaved family and friends.
e Mrs. Bentley was thirty-seven years
old at the time of her death and be-
sides her husband, Edward Bentley,
she leaves six children, four boys and
two girls, to mourn her loss. Her
maiden name was Nellie Tyrell and
she was born near Kelly, where her
brothers, William and Frank Tyrell
still reside, and also one sister Mrs.
B. TwiSmene. Mrs. Bentley had a
bright, and genial disposition, was
good neighbor, faithful wife, kind
and loving mother, and her untimeiy
departure from this earth will be
sadly felt, not only by her family and
relatives, but also by her many friends
and neighbors who had learned to
love her for her kindly disposition
and benevolent ways. The sympathy
of host of friends and neighbors go
out TO the stricken family in this
hour of dire tribulation.
FROM STAFFORD.
Stratford Journal.
1t is rumored that the North