Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-09-22
RUDOLPH NO. 1

Mrs. Ray Sherwood nee Maud Crot
teau and two children Mrs. Miles Orig
non nee Clara Crottean and three
children of Virginia Mimi. returned to
the Rapids where they are visiting
last Saturday evening, Sept. 10, af-
ter a few days visit with their IA
Their Jasper Crotteau.
Ed. FAIL and a gasoline engine a
gent of your city were business call
ers up here last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lyon and little
daughter, of Pittsyille came up Wed
nesday afternoon on the freight to
visit DR.. J. A Jackson. They re-
turned on the evening train.
Miss Libby McGregor was tender
ed tin shower last Thursday even
ing at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Jack
son. All report a fine time. About
one hundred were present.
Miss Stella. Hewitt went to the
Rapids Wednesday noon and return
ed on the O'Clock train. She has
been visiting Mrs. ]. A. Jackson sine
Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Piltz departed
Wednesday noon for Milwaukee to
visit relatives and attend the Fair
Nick RatelIe attended the stock fai
in Stevens Point Thursday
John Joosten was a caller in Biron
Wednesday.
Louis Joosten< is attending Train
ing Scool and boarding at home. 1t
gives him good exercise riding his
bicycle.
Mrs. VIII Clark and children are
visiting at the W. ]. Clark home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Gutzmer and
children of Whitewater arrived here
Wednesday noon for a visit at the
Thos. Brotton home. She will be re
membered as Blanche BrattOn.
Martin Joosten, Simon Joosten and
John Hartjes, have EEceived Aheir 81
los and they are being erected.
C. o.. Hasseu sold a young team
Of horses to a party in Stevens Point
and he and his son Selmer took them
to the Point Saturday.
Bessie Bowker was at home all
last week during the absence of her
mother who was called to Viola to
attend the funeral of a relative.
Misses Marie Neddraugh and Eva
Akey, who teach school spent Satur-
day at the Oliver Akey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred PiItz returned
home Monday morning.
Rev. Jockensin, a student from
Appleton held services here last Sun
day and will every Sunday hereafter.
Services at 10 o'clock. Sunday School
at II o'clock.
Mr.. MerrafieId's little boy is very
sick.
Mrs. Allie Koch was quite sick all
of last week with very hard cold.
Lou Whitman of the town of Lin
wood had the misfortune to break his
leg just above the ankel Monday nigh
1t seems he stayed at the saloon
here at the station until very late
and on his way home near thinner
mans the gasoline engine which he
had on his wagon fell onto his leg
and broke it. Just how it came to
fall we have not heard.
Mrs. Rev. Ferkie and sister Anna
Wittenberg of Nekoosa spent Sunday
with Norma Babe.
There will be a dance in Mars
ceau's hall this Tuesday evening. The
Milladore band will play.
James Granger still continues very
low with little hopes of recovery.
Mrs. Will Pntz and chillren went
up to Shanagolden last Wednesday
where they will spend the winter
and where viii is working
Amiel PiItz moved his family into
the Will Piltz home last Wednesday.
One day last week Nick Ratelle
bought nice colt of Frank RateIle
and the goth he bought one from Or
noski. Now he has three fine colts
Any one wishing to buy a spring
colt will do well to call on Nick.
Frank and Joe RatelIe loaded their
household goods and farm machinery
and had them shipped to North Da-
kota where the boys will run a large
ranch.
Libby McGregor is now at home and
her sister Anna is working for Mrs.
J. A. Jackson.