Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-12-15

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Grand Rapids and Marshheld.
guests at the home of his father W.
J. Clark.
Jerry Doughty is suffering with an
abcess in his head.
Misses Effie Bates and Louise CO.
dere returned home last Monday night
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. ]. A Jackson was shopping
in your city Thursday afternoon
A. J. Kujawa received his new pi-
ano on Thursday but it has met with
a terrible accident on the way COM
ing so it will have to be shipped back
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ
E. church met with Mrs. Joe Juneau,
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Dehlie Rivers entertained a
few of her friends xlast Wednesday
evening in honor of her sixteenth
birthday.
Harry Bowker has been at home
sick with tonsilitis the past week but
returned to Wausau Tuesday morn
ing.
Nick Ratelle and daughter Iona
were callers in your city Saturday.
The VIM. LeMay family were let
out of quarantine last Saturday at
ter six weeks of confinement.
Messrs. c. o. Hassell and Walter
Dickson are in your city these days
as jurors.
DR.. Cottrill of your city was called
here again Monday to see one of Nick
Ratelles' horses that was sick. He
was here one day last week also.
Nick has had two horses sick with in
digestion but they are now on the
gain.
| The people of this community were
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on hearing of the death of their re-
| spected citizen Mr.. Geo. Elliott, who
recently moved to Grand Rapids after
! living on a farm here for the past
| AZ years He has been sick all sum-
mer, with cancer of the stomach and
confined to the house a great deal
| Of Ia c11ffnrnH
much for the past four or five months
December 6, 1910.
David Sharkey, departed Friday
morning for Glidden where he will
work this winter.
Henry Sharkey departed the Satur-
day after Thanksgiving for Glidd en-
to visit his sister Mrs. Carl Oma
holt
Gilbert Akey took a load of wood
down to the Rapids Friday for his
uncle, Geo. Elliott.
Mrs. Allie Koch, was shopping in
your city Thursday.
We take pleasure this week to cor
rect our mistake aboutMiss LA Akey
and George Hams being married last
Sunday. We were misinformed altho
she does not deny the charge and is
ready to receive all congratulations.
Maybe it is is a secret.
Peter Keyser, who has been very
seriously i'll at the home of his son,
! Tony is reported to be little better
at present writing.
Miss Selma Kruger spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Clara Pitt
at her home near Junction City.
There will be another wedding the
21st inst.
DR.. Jackson, Frank Root, Nick Ra-
telle, Ed. Sharkey Amiel Haumschildt
and Alex Zimmerman were among
those who ATTENDED the wrestling
match between Rob. Frederick and
Dave Sharkey in Nekoosa last Tues
day evening, when Bob won again.
| -'14 .. hSAAd 1ldy OIlt uopdIlSQ tues
day for DePere to visit her daughter
| Mrs. Jack Keyser and help to care
for her little grandson who is seri-
ously i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs. w. Babe and daughter Norma
were shopping in your city Saturday.
Frank Kujawa returned to his home
in Stevens Point Sunday noon after
an extended visit with his son Alex.
Mrs. Mary Jane Warren came up
Saturday evening, and visited her
niece Mrs. N. G. Ratelle, until Sun
day noon, when she went to Wausau
to visit her son George. She has
been visiting relatives in Grand Rap
| ids for some time
Arsene RatelIe went to the Rapids
Saturday noon to see his uncle, Geo.
| Elliott.
The w. LeMay family were let out
Of quarantine Saturday.
Mrs. Spalenka returned to her
| home in Stevens Point Sunday after
an extended visit with her daughter