Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-06-18
RUDOLPH

John Wilkins visited his best girl at
Stevens Point Sunday.
Nick Ratelle lost a one and one-half year
ola coIt last week which died in the Joe Akty
pasture 1t is supposed it was killed by
gopher hunters.
Mrs. j. A. Jackson is giving music lessons.
All who would like instructions OF good
teacher will do well to see Mrs. Jackson
One of the Smith girls, who live in Arpin
but who boards with Mrs. Royce, went home
last week on account of having the mumps
The LEILA Rayome children have the
mumps.
simon Crotteau has been very sick again
Mrs. Corine Baldwin, who has been dress
making at Grand Rapids for some time
visited her father Mr.. Johnson a few days
last week, and went to Merrill last Thursday
eve where she viii make her future home
Nick Ratelle took load of hay to Port
Edwards last Thursday.
Mrs. W. j. Clark and daughter Pearle
visited Mrs Whitmore in Port Edwards one
day last week.
Nick Marsceau's slaughter house burned
to the ground last Wednesday noon with all
his tools.
Anna Joosten has the mumps
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Scott, in Nash
vile. Tuesday morning a big baby girl
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. RatelIe attended the
funeral of the formers step brother. Leon
Martin, who died June 5th in Richville,
Wash, and the remains were brought to
Grand Rapids and laid by the side of his
mother
Mrs. Guy Barber and children of Merrill,
returned home Monday eve after a short
visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Bat
Sharkey.
Mrs Nick Marsceau and Minnie Gokey
were shopping in your city Saturday
Cures dizzy spells, tired feelings,
stomach and liver troubles, keeps you
we'll all summer. That's what
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
do. Try it and you will always buy
it. IS cents, tea or tablets. John E..
DAILY Druggist.
Messrs. Geo. w. Mead, Isaac P.
Witter and Theodore Brazeau were in
Madison Saturday and Sunday to at
tend the fraternity and alumni meet
ings connected with the university of
which they were members.
VIM, Downing of Lacrosse, is in the
city to join his wife who has been
visiting here. Mr.. Downing is in
pretty poor health and thin in flesh to
what he used to be when Lying in
Dexterville.
f. S. Gill and daughters Bernice
and Esther left Thursday for Grand
Valley, Minnesota, where they will
spend the summer vacation on a farm
with an aunt. Mr.. Gill was absent
only few days.
E. w. Beck, who has been employed
by the Grand Rapids Tailoring Co.
resigned his position Tuesday an |
has accepted similar one with Louis
Leek, Wausau Merchant Tailor. Mr..
Beck left for Wausau yesterday.
Messrs. DR.. w. M. Ruckle, f. G..
Gilkey and e. A. Hanpon left
wednesday morning for Waupaca
where they attended the wedding of
Jay e. Davis and Miss West on that
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Glenn III. Williams, of
Bruce, are in the city guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Will
liams, for Short stay. Their friends
will be glad to see them, as it has been
sometime since they have visited in
this city.
Messrs. Spot WeIlsby of Stevens
Point and Mr.. Hewitt, State agent
for the Buick car, were here Monday
afternoon. They came across the
country with one of their cars. Mr..
and Mrs. James Wright and Wm. Ule
of this city joined them on their
return trip that evening.