Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-02-26
CHIEF EVENTS
OF PAST WEEK
VI 1A0l WEEA
Which Occurred In Villages and
.s Tewns In the Vicinity Of
This City. {
ACCIDENT AT JOHN
LINDAHL.S QUARRY
Andrew Nelson's Face Severely
Burned..Other Items Of Inter.
est by Correspondents.



Rudolph, Feb. 25.lOn Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock the funeral Of
Mrs. Tom Provost took place at the
Catholic church. It was very sad
affair to witness the poor old grief
stricken husband and the children
who all thought SO much of their dear
mother. The deceased was about 10
years OF age, and has been q good
christian woman and kind Deighbor;
she will be greatly missed by all who
knew her. Those present at the
funeral from away were John Provost,
of Oshkosh. Mrs. Rondeau and Mrs
Duville, Of Mosinee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Provost, of Tomahawk, and Mr..
and Mrs. James Case, OF South Cen
tralia. .ssa5
Mrs. r. NJ. Logan and daughter,
inertia, went to Mather last week for
short visit. ex
Chas. Karnitx aud Max Sowaske, of
your city. spent Sunday in town
among friends. 2s
Bait Sharkey came down from
Mosinee Saturday night and spent
Sunday with his family.
Mrs. Guy Barber and son departed
Thursday noon for Milwaukee. where
she expects to join her husband.
The Misses Matte Slattery, Anna
DAILY and Myrtle Sharkey returned to
their school duties ia your city Mon
day. sfis TkgfB
Mr.. Vanable, of Kaukauna, made a
short visit at the homes Ct Mr.
Beimler and Mr.. Weyers, the first of
the week. Is
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mckinley and
mother, Mrs. Livernash, of Star Lake,
are visiting few days with relatives
and friends.
Mr. Case is reported to be very ill at
present. He has not been in good
health since last fall when he had a
severe accident from which he never
fully recovered.
Revival meetings have been held
the past two weeks at the Methodist
church and large crowds of people
have been in attendance. Rev. Perry
is assisting Rev. Conway with the
work,
A number of young people enjoyed
themselves Wednesday evening at the
home Of Lee Akey. Games were
played and light refreshments served
during the evening. All report that
Lee is q coed entertainer.
Sikel. a.
Sigel, Feb. 25.-Frank Brostowitz
will start up his mill as soon as the
necessary logs have been received.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. e. Olson a
boy, Friday. s
Lent is observed at the Lutheran
church every Thursday evening.
John Landstrom and Miss Anna
Strum were married Saturday at the
home Of Mr.. Olanes.
Some of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Zeaman enjoyed q social even.
at their home Saturday. &
The German school was re.opened
Monday after long vacation caused
by sickness among the pupils.
Miss Annie Johnson has closed a
successful term OF school and has de.
parted for her home in Athens.
| julius Matthews is planning to erect
a barn on his farm this spring. 1t
will be 60x60, with eight corners.
F. Haffreman spent Sunday with
his family. He says that there will be
about three weeks more Of logging at
Dsncy.
| A can OF blasting powder exploded
at John Lindahl's stone quarry and
lseverely burned the face of Andrew
/ Nelson, an employe.
It is reported that certain young
couple in this community intends te
take advantage of THE KEPoRTER's e
Heap year wedding offer.
Biren.
Biron, Feb, 25.-Tony Keyzer an6
Henry Beimer, Of Radolph, visited IL
this vicinity Sunday.
i A. Lavaque is recovering from hi
| illness. He has been sick during tn,
past two weeks
The Misses Lavaque entertained
Leonard and Eugene Crotteau AMI
Misses HsGtie and Tillie Crotteal
Sunday evening. Pit was the popula
! game INDUCED in.
Kellnef.
Il Kellner, Feb. 2s-Mrs. Fred Hanne
. man has been informed that
: relative IN Germany has left he
81, 600 by will.
Walter Buss visited in ChicaR
lover Saturday and Sunday.