Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-07-28
RUDOLPH NO. 1.

Alex Kujawa and Geo. Rivers were
business callers in your city Wednes-
day.
Oscar Roosen arrived Wednesday
: evening from Congress Park, H., for
a few days visit at the home of his
Wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. o.
HasseL
Mrs. Thos. Bratton had the mis-
fortune to fall off Of a load Of hay
Wednesday afternoon and break her
wrist. 1t is a very unfortunate &C
cident owing to her advanced age.
Mrs. Theil Case of Brokaw came
down Thursday noon to visit her mo-
Their Mrs. Thos. Bratton.
C. o. HasselI, Oscar Roosen TUT
field and Walter Akey attended the
stock fair in Stevens Point, Thurs
day
The dance given by Will Clark
Thursday evening was we'll attended
and all report a fine time. Music
was furnished by four pieces Of the
Bliss orchestra. Ice cream was serV-
ed by Mrs. Will Clark.
John Bates broke his arm one day
last week
Nick RatelIe was a business call
er in Port Edwards last Wednesday,
where he bargained for Mr.. Deyo's
hay on his place up here.
At II o'clock Saturday night an
electrical storm visited this place.
1t came up in the northwest against
a strong south wind. 1t rained in
torrents for about half an hour. We
were very thankful for it but are in
need of a great deal more as the
ground was SO baked it will take
a. great deal of rain to soak it up.
Mrs Hannah Akey and daughter,
Mrs. Maud Brockman and children of
your city were Sunday guests at the
Walter Dickson home. Mrs. Akey
and Mrs Dickson are sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Rheinhart OF
Grand Rapids were Sunday guests
at the J. Rheinhart and Emmett Stat
terry homes.
Miss Lois Akey visited her aunt,
Mrs Henry Grasshorn at Junction
City over Sunday.
Mrs. Damroe of Spencer visited her
niece, Mrs. Allie Koch a few days
the first of the week.
Mrs Jim Gokey has been quite sick
of late but lis better at present writ
ing so as to be able to be out.
Mrs. Louis LeMay who was very
seriously i'll the first of last week
is reported very much better
Mrs. John Akey had the misfor-
tune to get the end of her first fin
ger cut off in the mower sickle. Just
how it happened is a mystery.
Seth Whitman was rendered a
very pleasant farewell surprise party
Monday evening by a large number
of his friends. Seth viii soon leave
for the west where he will visit his
sister, Mrs. Nora Arnquist.
Mrs Alfred Omaholt, arrived Mon
day noon for a visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Scott.
Miss Alma Scott returned home
Monday noon from a weeks visit in
Shanagolden with relatives.
Oscar Roosen returned home Sat
urday after a short visit at the G.
o. HasselI home.
Misses Ia and Lois Akey spent
Monday afternoon in Nekoosa with
their Uncle John Herrick.
Lois and Esther Al1ey returned to
their home in Merrill Tuesday night
after several weeks visit here.
Mrs w. J. Clark returned home
Monday evening from Grand Rap
ids, where she spent four days with
her daughter Mrs. Arthur Johnston.
Win Clark YacaUvL the Nick Mars
eeau place on Monday and has stored
his household goods in the Hams
building Mr.. and Mrs. Clark will
go to Baraboo for an extended Wis
it.
Nick Marsceau moved here on
Tuesday from Biron and will take
care of his building. He bought the
roller skates and butcher shop uten-
sells of Will Clark. Mrs Marsceau
win reside in Bron and run the
boarding house.
Allie Chambers of your city was
a caller here Monday.
Mr. Deyo of Port Edwards was
a caller here last week Wednesday
on business.
Miss Cordelia Richards of your
city and James Bowden of Babcock
Geo. Richards and Mrs. Belle Rich
ards, Allie O'Dell and Miss Eva La
vague of your city were Sunday
guests at the Crotteau and Elliott
homes.
Lloyd Crotteau of Biron is Wis
iting relatives here.
J. w. Hams spent Sunday with
his daughter in Marshfield.
G. Hams of Heineman came down
Thursday evening" to attend the dance
Mrs. LARSON and two children of
Grand Rapids spent Sunday with
Mrs. c. 0. Hassell
Barney st. Denis is talking of hav-
ing an auction and moving off the
farm into the Ed. Brandsteadt build
ing
Mrs. VIII Clark entertained her
father Mr.. Hayes a few days last
week.
Miss Selma Kruger was a Rudolph