Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-05-12

ing and spent several days with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Hassell.
Miss Norma Babe and sister Hazel
departed last Wednesday noon for
Milwaukee, where they will visit theil
Grandma Piltz.
Mr. Voight returned to his home
in SpokevfIle, Tuesday after spend
ing a few days. helping Allie Koch
to get started TO making cheese Mr.
Koch is an expert cheese-maker but
1t is some time since he made any.
He was afraid the ways OF making
it had changed but he soon found
out that it is made the same now as
when he learned.
Mrs Alfred Omaholt departed Wed
nesday morning for her home in
Shanagolden after an extended visit
with her mother Mrs. Winfield Scott
Aug. Jacoby brought a load Of ce-
ment and lime from town for A. ].
Kujawa Tuesday.
c. 0. HasselFs team is hauling bricF
for Kujawa-
Miss Louise Spalenka is visiting
her sister Mrs. A. Kujawa.
]. ]. Rayome has given his building
a new dress ofw hite paint which
adds greatly to its appearance
Walter Dickson had telephone
Installed in his home recently.
Will Kuter has moved onto the
Deyo farm better known as the
Lyonnais place.
1t is quite familiar sight to see
a band Of gypsies passing thru this
place nearly every day.
An experienced sausagemaker from
Grand Rapids was here one day last
week to show Will Clark how to
make sausage.
Seth Whitman returned home last
Tuesday noon after spending a few
days with his sister in Tomahawk
Mrs. Jno Wilkins was taken seri-
ously i'll Saturday afternoon and her
sister, Miss Spalenka is with her.
There was a dance in the Hail
Monday evening and the Rudolph
band under the leadership of Prof.
All report a fine time
There will be a dance again Thurs
day evening in the hall
n. G. Ratelle was in the Rapids
Monday being called to be one of the
jury men. But he got excused as he
has more work at home with his
horse than he can trust anyone else
to attend to.
A little Herman boy broke his arm
last Saturday. DR.. Jackson was call
ed and attended to the little suffer
er.
The funeral Of Peter Captain of
Sigel took place at theCatholic churcl
in this place Monday morning He
was a young man about % years of
age and his death was cauesd from
pneumonia
Iona Ratelle spent Sunday and Mon
day with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Baker, Sr., in your city.
+ Mrs. Geo. Krommenakke and baby
boy departed Wednesday noon for
short visit with her sister Mrs.
John Van de Loop, who used to live
here and was Julia Schaffolt before
her marriage.
Iona Ratelle won the two pound
box of candy at Hams store Satur-
day evening. The name Mary that
she took correspondent with the name
under the seal.
Mrs. Hams us entertaining her dau-
ghter from Marshfield.
Mrs. Allie Koch was shopping in
your city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Kruger of Grand
Rapids spent Sunday with their dau-
ghter Selma at the Andrew Shearer
home.
Mrs. Chas. Martin and children
departed Saturday noon for their
home in Eau Claire.
Gilbert Akey had the misfortune
to- lose one of a pair of twin colts,
He succeeded in saving one but it
Is the smallest, not much taller than
an ordinary sheep, but it is very spry
so he us in hopes it will grow to be
a big horse. some day.
Hark! The wedding bells will soor
be ringing.
The carpenters are expected next
week to begin on Kujawa's new
home. The mason work is about
complete.
Mrs. Corine Baldwin returned to
her home in Merrill last Thursday
evening after a weeks visit here and
In Green Bay and Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Jean Juneau went to Merrill
Wednesday to take Christine Daigle
nome who was taken sick with the
measles while visiting down here
and was unable to return with her
Aunt, Mrs. Baldwin