Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-04-28
turned Thursday evening.

Mrs. n. g. Ratelle spent Thursday
afternoon with her mother. Mrs. Gel
w. Baker
= Mrs. Charlie Martin of Port Ed
wards. stopped off here Thursday noon
for short visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Aug. ,Iacoby. She had been
To Eau Claire to visit her husband.
who is working at that place.
Mrs Carl Omahoit and children de-
parted last Tuesday morning for
Shanagolden, where they will make
their future home
DIR, Jackson mas been out most every
day for the past few weeks getting
subscribers for extending the tele-
phone out east. He expects one line
to 90 east of hangers on the old Blake
place and one south to Merritt Dem
niston, one north to Jepsons. 1t is
thought that the line will be extended
out west into Sigel. 1t won't be long
before all the farmers around will lie
connected by telephone with Stevens
Point as well as Grand Rapids, Nc
koosa aud Biron.
Oscar Omaholt went up to Shana-
golden Tuesday morning, where he
will work with his brother, Carl
Mrs. Charlie Martin went to Port
Edwards the first OF the week to pack
up her household goods, and will move
TO Moon, where they will make their
future home. Mr.. Martin has secured
employment at that place.
Will Clark. Jr., has opened up a
meat market in the Marsceau build
ing, 1t is well equipped for business.
He handles all kinds of meats and
will be glad of your patronage.
Geo. Elliott was taken sick again
Sunday morning and was confined TO
the house for couple of days, it is to
be hoped he will feel better when it
turns warm again
Geo Richard of Grand Rapids.
spent Sunday with his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Elliott.
Prof. NJ. H. Jackson OF Grand Ra-
pids, and brother, Royal Jackson Of
South Dakota, took supper at the
home of their cousin, Dr. Jackson on
Monday evening! They came up on
the six O'Clock and back on the nine
John Pervis travelling salesman for
the Creamery Supply Co, of Chicago,
spent Monday afternoon with his sis
ter, Mrs. j. A. Jackson
Winfield Scott has had fine we'll
drilled on his place,
Andrew Johnson had the misfortune
to lose pair of twin colts, which
were born last week. aa
Nick Ratelle went up to Eau PLANE
Monday afternoon on the freight. re-
turning on the nine o'clock passenger,
and purchased of Dan Corlett a reg
istered Berkshire pig.
Martin JooSten, who resides It miles
west of the depot is contemplating
erecting new home of concrete this
spring.
The men who have been digging the
cellar prior to erecting the new house
for the Sisters of the Catholic School,
have the work nearly done.
We had very hard snow storm
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, which
will do much damage to the crops,
both in and out of the ground, as the
ground froze hard.
Mrs Kiehling, nee Anna Blain. re-
turned to her home in Tomahawk
Thursday, after an extended visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nose
Blain.
Mr.. Kiehling of Tomahawk, came
down Thursday noon to buy team of
horses, and he bought one of Chas
DAILY in your city, While mere he was
guest at the Nose Blain home.
Geo. Rivers started out last week to
take the census of the people of Ru-
dolph. There is a great deal of work
about it this year, which certainly
ought to make a report that Uncle
Sam will be proud Of.
Clara and Ida Jacoby, who are work
ing in the Rapids, spent Sunday at
home.
Mrs. Winfield Scott and daughter,
Mrs. Alfred Omaholt, returned on
Saturday from Shiocton.
There was no meeting at the M. E.
church Sunday, but will be next week.
There was meeting at the Moravian