Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-12-21
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spent Sunday with her.
Henry Lueder is off duty at the mill
on account of lame back.
John Sebert spent Sunday with
his family at Stevens Point.
Joseph Kappa and family spent
Sunday at Sigel visiting friends.
Sam Lupa and wife visited with
their many friends at Sigel Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kijawa visited
with friends and relatives at Sigel
sunday.
Mrs. Earl Sweeney is reported quite
sick this week. We hope it is tho
serious.
Joseph Sweeney visited with Mrs.
Sweeney's parents, Frank Hamm,
Sunday.
Master George Bates visited with
his sister, Mrs. ]. G. DeMars over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Snyder visited
with Mr.. Snyder's parents at the
Rapids Sunday.
Mr.. Ebert, of the firm of Ebert.
| BoSsert & Bros. was in CHS berg Mon
| day on business.
Miss Belle LaVaque who is teach
ing at StrongS Prairie had Thanks
giving with her parents.
Miss Gertrude LaVaQue arrived
home from her school at Sigel TO spend
Thanksgiving with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Sipe have moved
from the cOmpany'S house and are
nicely settled in part of A. Haydocks
| house.
There was large crowd took ad-
vantage of the fine Skating on the
mill pond Sunday and skated to their
hearts content.
| The little infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Kappa was quite sick
Saturday but at the present time is
somewhat better.
| +. WeSenberg and brother Emil.
returned Sunday from Buffalo. Da-
kCta, where they had been called on
account of the death of their father.
There were one or two men in the
employment of the state government.
taking surveys and measurements at
this point Monday, on the Wisconsin
river.
| Peter Herman had the misfortune
to hurt himself one day last week to
keep him from doing his work at the
mill and is now taking a rest for a
few days.
VIM. Beaman of Battle Creek.
u cd TO l.
| here, and his household goods arrived
| Monday. Mr.. Beaman is the new
engineer and electrician at the paper
mill, and will have charge of the ap-
paratuS now being installed.
VIM. Zimmerman and brother, Paul
returned from the harvest fields last
Saturday. They report the snow is so
deep that they were delayed three days
in getting here. The boys are look
ing well and say they like the west
about as we'll as Wisconsin.
The dance given here THANKSGIVING
Eve was one of the best attended and
most social ever given ia the Possley
hall. The music was furnished bv
COhn and Steib orchestra We must
not forget to give credit to the ex-
cellent Thanksgiving supper given by
Mrs. Possley.
There was quiet wedding at A.
Moore'S place at the Rapids on
Thanksgiving day. The persons con-
cerned were George Charmley and
Miss Cleme ROcheleau- Mr. and Mrs.
Charmley will live in the Joseph
Sweeney Jr, place and will be at home
to their many friends after Dec. IL.
John Shank popped in on his friends
here Saturday evening after IN ab-
sence of three months. John came
back with full grown mustache
which changed his appearance some
what, but not enough that his
friends did not know him. 1t seems
that all the boys have to go out West
to raise mustache; why is it?
.. Scbank, J. D. DeMars, G. A.
Sipe and O. ROchleau went up the
river ways Sunday on rabbit hunt.
and from the appearance Of the COM
pany on their return was fact enough
to prove that they certainly had a
fine hunt. They brought home with
them well one of them says ten and
another says twenty, but we think
ten is correctly of the finest rabbits
shot this season. On their way home
they all stopped at O. Rouchleau's
place and enjoyed fine dinner pre-
pared for them by Mrs. Rochleau.
The boys certainly did enjoy their
outing.