Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-10-06
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Anton Oleson visited his brother,
Chris, Sunday.
Miss Daisy LaVaque spent Sunday
with her parents.
Arthur LaVaque drove to Rudolph
Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher, were
at the Rapids Sunday.
Oliver DeMars was at the Rapids
Saturday and Sunday.
August Kempfert was at the Rapids
Saturday on business.
Sam Lupa and wife spent Sunday
visiting his friends at Sigel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Snyder visited
Mr.. Snvder's parents Saturday.
Alex Haydock visited among his
many friends at Sigel Sunday.
There will be another social dance
given at Possley's hall Oct. IL.
w, LaBunker and family spent
Sunday with Joseph Fauba:t and
family.
Eugene Crotteau and Miss Dora
Akey visited with friends at Rudolph
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Bohag visited her
mother at the Rapids Sunday, return
ing Monday. 80
Mrs. A. L. Akey was at Nekoosa q
few days of last week visiting her
daughter, Nettie.
Joseph Faubart, Horace Weaver,
and Ulrich Schank were At the Rapids
Saturday evening.
The work on the Improvements at
the mill is progressing fine and will
soon be ready for the machinery.
Albert Thomczk and family spent
Sunday at Sigel taking 10 church
services and visiting among friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kappa at
tended church services at sSigel Sun
day and while there visited his many
friends.
S. Oleson and Dankert went hunt
ing one day last week, were gone all
day and returned with one little red
squirrel.
Frank MouraS who resides on the
west side of the river, returned to
his work at the mill after an illness
Of week.
Miss M. Raymond OF Grand Rapids,
who has been staying at George
Fishers residence for the past two
weeks left Monday. ~
Master George Bates and sister,
Eva, were at the home Of JEFF DeMarS
Saturday and Sunday guest of their
sister, Mrs. DeMars.
The threshing machine passed
through this place Monday and
caused much enjoyment for the
children as such sight is rarely seen
in this place.
Albert Flick drove his young trotter
to the Rapids Sunday. This is the
first time this fancy driver has been
in the city but Albert advises US
that he never saw better behaving
colt.
A number of the young people
gathered at Frank Hamm's place
Sunday and passed pleasant evening.
Among those present were Albert
Flick, Ed OFT, Frank OFT, III. Smith,
Bill Hamm, George and Albert Hamm.
Tony Haydock went out duck hunt
ing one day last week and bagged two
ducks but when he got home and
showed them to the boys, he found he
had killed mudhens. which can be
gotten by anyone any day. THAT'S
one on Tony.
John Siebert, Horace Weaver, Chas.
Bohag, and Percy Kempfert drove to
Stevens Point Sunday to witness the
Portage and Stevens Point ball game.
The boys say they were, very much
disappointed In the game put up by
both sides.
Miss Belle LaVaque who is teach
ing in her sister Gertrude's place 1t
Milladore, spent Sunday with her
parents, returning Monday morning
to her duties. Gertrude is still unable
to take uo the work and will remain
home this week to rest up.
One day last week some miscreant
was mean enough to slash the tires
of three bicycles which were standing
in the shed erected for the building
crew. This was q detestable trick and
if the person who did this act could
be found he ought to be made to pay
dearly for 1t.
Sweeney Farm For Sale.
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