Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-07-07

"ohl4 w AlhiHS returned nome Thurs
day morning from a three week s
outing near Milwaukee. He is feel
Ing some better than when he left.
Gerhart Kristen and Miss Grace
FOX were united in marriage at the
Catholic church Wednesday morning.
June 20, Rev. Father Van Sever of
flclatlng. They will reside in Port
Edwards.
The little five year old daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred LeMay was
kicked in the head by their horse
which was out eating grass and the
little girl caught hold of its tail
and tried to drive it. She was
knocked down but fortunately not
killed. DR.. Jackson was called and
dressed the wound and the little one
is getting along as nicely as could be
expected.
The wedding dance given by Ger
hart Kersten in Marsceaus hall on
Wednesday evening, June 20 was lar
gely attended. A band from Stevens
Point furnished excellent music and
all report fine time.
Miss Eva Akey who is attending
summer school in Stevens Point, was
the guest of her uncle Oliver Akey,
Saturday and Sunday.
Camiel Mmceau of Park Falls, ar
rived Thursday noon and will help
his uncle, George Elliott during hay
ing time.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Mo-
ravlan church met with Mrs. We'll
Pihz Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E. church
met with Mrs. Jake Kuter Thursday
afternoon
Mrs. Olar Croghan of Crystal Falls,
Mich, is spending few weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Nose Shar-
key.
Misses Hattie, Laura and Dora
Johnson departed Friday evening
for Minnesota where they will visit
relatives and be present at the mar
riage of their brother, Adolph, who
lives out there.
Mrs. George w. Baker returned to
her home in Grand Rapids Friday
evening after two days visit with
her daughter, Mrs. N. Ratelle.
Miss Selma Kruger returned to her
home in Grand Rapids Friday even
ing after two days visit with Mrs.
Shears. She was accompanied by
little Beatrice Shears who spent the
fourth with her.
The glorious Fourth has. come and
gone. 1t was a MICE cool day but
very dusty. The program was car
ried out to t and races resulted as
follows: Running race, Walter Akey
Running race for girls, Lena Van AS
tin, bicycle race, George Bates; rum
ming horse race, Silas Omaholt; trot-
ting horse race, Zimmerman; wheel
barrow race, Walter Akey; potato
race. Chris Joosten. The tug of war
was hard pull, but Rudolph won.
The fire works were very nice and
four balloons assembled and went out
of sight. All had a fine time. The
ice cream stands made goodmoney
Those from Biron who spent the 4tl
here we're, Mr. and Mrs. Mick Mar
ceau and Henry Marceau, Mrs. Cur
It's Crotteau ana Lloyd Crotteau, Mr..
and Mrs Frank Cokey
Olaf Croghan departed Monday for
his home in Crystal Falls, Mich, af-
ter spending the fourth here.
Misses Louise and Emily Spalen-
ka and Mary Feirick of Stevens Point
spent the fourth with the Alex Ku-
java family.
Mrs. John Wilkins and little son,
Raymond, departed Tuesday morning
for several days visit with her moth
er, Mrs. Spalenka in Stevens Point.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Piltz and Ed.
Fox and Libby McGregor went to
Milladore Sunday to witness the base
ball game and remained there and
spent the fourth.
A large number of young people
from here enjoyed themselves at
the Polish picnic in Sigel Sunday.
Monday with his best girl in Stevens
Point.
ALBERT and Ara Jacoby spent the
Fourth at home.
Arthur Clark spent the fourth in
this town.
One of A. DeByFs horses got very
badly cut while out in the pasture
Monday night. Dr. Norton of Grand
Rapids was called and dressed the
wound. 1t is too bad animals get
such cuts this hot weather.
Miss Armetta Babe and brother En-
cry departed Tuesday noon for cou-
Pile of weeks visit with their grand
ma Piltz in Big Bend, near Milwaukee
Winifred Scott entertained his sis
ter over the fourth.