Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-10-01

Miss Mae-Bade. oldest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. Babe, she had been Ill several
weeks with heart trouble and died very sud
denly with swelling of the heart about six
O'Clock, Sept. IS. May was born in Big
| Bend near Milwaukee March 18th, 1890 and
was therefore IS years s months and days
| old al the time Of her death, She was q
bright, Ibvable young lady who will be
| greatly missed AT home and among her
many friends. The bereaved family have
the heartfelt sympathy of this community
The funeral was held at the N. E. church
Monday morning and a large number of
| teams followed the remains to the Rapids
where they were laid at rest mid many and
| beautiful flowers.
| Mr.. and Mrs, Charlie PASSING are rejoicing
| over the arrival of a big baby boy born Sun
day morning Sept. 10Th.
| It was great surprise to hear OF the death
of VIII Bratton Friday morning, after 4
| days illness OF Inflammation of the kidneys
and spinal mengftis. He was living at
| Hazelhurst at the time of his death. He was
born IN Rudolph 26 years ago. and was mar
| ried three years ago and leaves a wife and
| baby to mourn his sudden demise. also
| mother and father, brother and sisters. The
I remains were taken to Grand Rapids and
laid at rest, Saturday afternoon. The be-
| reaved relatives here have the sympathy OF
this community.
| Mrs. Julia Crotteau weurschum returned
to her home in Burnet Co., Tuesday this
week after three weeks visit with her par
| ents Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Crotteau
! Mr. and Mrs viii Bentz who have been in
Peoria. Ill, for some time, are Visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Juneau.
| Mrs. VIM. Phund, of Sherwood. Wis, is
| visiting friends here 1t is her first visit
since she moved away from here seven years
ago 1t will be remembered they used to
live where Aug, Jacoby now lives.
| Mrs. Pete Worcheskf. who used to live
here, but moved to Sherwood a few years
ago is visiting old friends here.
Thos. Bratton was called to Hazelhurst
Thursday to see his son Will who was very
sick but who passed away shortly after his
! father arrived.
Mrs. Asa Bates of your city is being cared
for at the home of Amiel Piltz, although very
weak, she is much better after her recent
| illness.
| Mrs. Allie Chambers of your city was here
| on Monday and took the O'Clock train for
Rhinelander, where she Will make an ex-
| tended visit.
| Clara and Ida Jacoby of your city, at
! tended the funeral of their friend May Babe
| Monday.
Mrs. Ed. Scott is visiting her parents MI.
and Mrs. Myers on Mill Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Hirzy arrived
home Wednesday, Sept, %, on the
Chicago & Northwestern railroad from
their extended trip in Europe. They
were both delighted to reach home
safely and we'll. The experience they
met with in mid-ocean upon the
great Mauritania was very exciting
and for while it was thought the
boat would be rent to pieces. They
laid up for two days while they were
making the necessary repairs to con-
tinue their journey. Nearly four
! thousand people were passengers Cd
the boat DIT the time, and many funny
experiences is reported by them. Mr.
and Mrs. Hirzy report fine visit with
their relatives and friends, but now
that they have had the visit they are
glad to get back to the only country
! on earth.
"A pain prescription is printed upon
each 25c. box of Dr.. Shops Pink Pain
Tablets. Ask your Doctor or Druggist
if this formula is not complete. Head
pains, wOmanly pains, pains anywhere
get instant relief from Pink Pain
Tablet. Sold by Wood County Drug Co.