Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-09-26

visited with her many friends in this
place the latter part Of last week.
The dance at POssley's Wednesday
evening was we'll attended and was
q grand success. The dances given by
Mr.. Possley are all very we'll attended
and the people who have the pleasure
OF attending speak highly of the nice
way they are treated by our host Mr..
: Possibly. One good feature of these
dances is the fact that Mr.. PosSley
always manages to give the people
good music. Watch for the bills Of
the next dance and ii you wish to have
: q good time don't fail to attend.
The recent high water delayed the
w. E. Ule & Co. work on the new ad-
ditiOn Of the paper mill.
o. DcMars visited with his friends
at South Grand Rapids, Sunday.
Misses Dora and Pearl Akey drove
to the Rapids, Sunday and while there
brought their sister, Bertha, who had
been visiting at Nekoosa, home with
them.
Mrs. Frank Laughlin expects to
leave Tuesday for North Dakota to
join her husband who is working in
the harvest fields at that point.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Kempfert and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Akey took pleas
ant drive to Rudolph, Sunday after
noon and while there visited with Mr..
Akey's brother, Peter, and Joe Grand
shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Snyder vis-
tied with Mr.. Snyder's parents at the
Rapids, Sunday.
John Kijawa went to Sigel Sunday
to attend to business matters con-
nected with his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mouras have the SYM
pathy of the community for the loss
of their eleven year old daughter who
died Monday. The remains were ia
ken to Sigel for burial.
Miss Bertha Akey visited with her
sister,, Nettie, at Nekoosa, Saturday,
=. returning Sunday.
Mr.. August Kempfert has purchased
fine colt to match the one he bought
OF A. L. Akey and from all appearance
the match cannot be beat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Shadkowski
of the Rapids and Miss Mary Brosto-
WITT visited with James Kappa, Sun.
day.
John Radka visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Haydock, Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Radka, of Sigel, visited
With her daughter. Mrs. A. Haydock,
Saturday and Sunday.
There was pleasant gathering at
the home Of Sam Lupa Sunday.
Among those from out OF town were
John Schublaski of Rudolph, Albert
and Stephen Kawske and Paul Mosz.
crYnski of Sigel.
Mr.. A. l.. Akey was at the Rapids
Saturday on business and while there
purchased tine harness for his fast
trotter.
Charles Anderson, of Rudolph, Wis.
tied with the Akey family, Saturday
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Kappa visited
with friends at the Rapids, Saturday
and sunday.
Miss Isla Richard from the Rapids
visited the latter part of last week
with her relatives Mr.. and Mrs. La.
VAGUE.
Miss Daisy LaVaque, who is en-.
gagged as bOokkeeper for Edward
Ketchnm, spent Sunday with hel
parents. -
Peter OlesOn, who is doing mason
work for the w. E. Ule Co. on the new
addition to the paper mill visited with
his family at Stevens Point, Sunday
Mr.. Henderson, a mason with the w
f. Ule Go. went to Necedah, Saturday
to be with his family over Sunday.
Miss Gertrude LaVaque was obliged
to give up her school duties for few
days on account Of illness, and is now
home where she can receive careful
attention which she can't receive nc
where else as we'll as at her home
Her sister, Belle, is teaching this
week In her place.
Master Earl LaVaque is on the sick
list this week.
Arthur LaVaQue visited with his
parents at Rudolph. Friday.
Mrs. Arthur LaVaaue was shopping
st the Rapids, Monday.