Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-11-24
RUDOLPH NO. I.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Elliott closed
a deal Thursday selling their farm
Of so acres with horses, COWS, and all
machinery and produce raised this
year, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schultz
of Iron Ridge, Wis. Mr. Elliott
came here AZ years ago from Michi-
gan and has lived here ever since.
Soon after he married Miss Matilda
Richards whose father was dead, and
they stayed on the Richards farm.
Mr.. Elliott has been a hard worker
and had a nice home, and a nice barr
granary, woodshed, pigpen and hen
house, but owing to his failing health
he had to retire. Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
lott went to the Rapids Monday
where they have rented a house, neal
Nick Richards, west of the ST. Paul
R. r. tracks. Most of their furni-
ture was taken down Saturday. Their
many friends here were sorry to see
them go but hope they will be con
tented III their new home.
Fred Schultz arrived Thursday evel
ing with his car of household goods
and moved them into his new home.
His wife and children came the night
before. Mrs. Schultz is a sister of
Mrs. Aug. Jacoby.
Lloyd Crotteau of Biron is spend
ing several days with his uncle, Err
nest Rayome.
Mrs. Allie Koch was shopping in
your city Friday.
Geo. Bates and Miss Katie Green
of Biron were rendered a kitchen
shower at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bates, Sr., Sat
urday evening. George and Miss
Green will be married Wednesday the
10th inst.
Will Clark and daughter Thelma
were Sunday guests of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Clark.
Nick RatelIe and David Sharkey
attended the Wrestling Match in youl
city Friday evening.
Rev. Johnson of your city passed
thru here Friday on his way to get
his sister, who teaches school south
Of here and take here home to spend
Saturday and Sunday.
Prof. M. H. Jackson delivered a
very interesting speech in, Marsceau's
all last Wednesday evening. The
all was packed and everyone was
pleased with having the opportunity t
hear of some of the Professors ex-
o-oes during his travel this past
III -1er. We all hope tc hear n
gan in the near future.
SalIner Hassell is clerking in x,
ava S store.
TIE little one year old child Of M
nd Mrs Fred Schultz was very sic
sunday but is a little better now.
frank Root, Louie Joosten an
uuT Clark were out hunting Sui
and were very successful, XII.
% rabbits and cartridges.
Emil Sharkey, son of Bat Sharkey
70 left here a year ago in Angus
returned Saturday and thinks Wis.
consin good enough for him. He was
accompanied by Henry Sharkey, son
-
er of Mrs Carl Omaholt. He left
here with his parents 8 years ago
finds a great number of new building
built since he left. They will visit
around here until after Thanksgiving
and will then leave for Glidden to
spend the winter. They report all
the Rudolph people in Canada, well
and much pleased with the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Grandshaw ex-
pect to leave Dec. 10th to return
here. They are talking of buying
the Paul Fontain plaice and Paul will
stay there.
Miss Mayme Morgan Sundayed wit
her mother.
Alma Scott attended school this
week Monday after being out of schoo
over week with very sore throat
which was feared at first would turn
into scarlet fever
Ted Benson departed Monday morn
ing for Rothchild to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Slattery are
rejoicing over the arrival of a baby
girl born Saturday Nov 10.
Mrs. Jerry Doughty departed Satur-
day for a weeks visit with her par
ents in Neillsville and relatives in
Lynn.
Joe Mokoski of Chicago is spending
q week with his sister, Mrs. Pete
AKRON in Carson. He will stay IN
til the 26th
John HasseH returned last Tues
day from Chicago and Congress Park
where he had been visiting for
couple of weeks. While in Chicago
he purchased nice three horse pow
er gasoline engine.
Mrs. W. Babe was shopping in your
city Saturday.
Henry Piltz departed Friday for
home near Milwaukee with a
carload OF cattle.