Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-07-27

Mrs Babe and Norma and Armetta
were up to Dancy picking berries
Saturday.
Mrs. Richard Ketelle and five chill
dren Of Chicago are visiting at the
home Of her uncle Frank Whitman.
She will be remembered as Clare
Blake and has not been here in -
years She is a cousin of B. N.
Vaughan Of your city.
Kamiel Marsceau and Ray Coul-
thart were business callers in your
city Monday
Mrs. A Bornick of Grand Rapids
sundayed at the A. ]. Kujawa home.
A number OF our young people at
tended the dance at Junction city
Monday night
Mrs. R. Ketelle and children went
to Linwood Tuesday to visit her
uncle Lew Whitman.
A very heavy rain visited this sec
ton Sunday, with showers and cold
weather Monday and Tuesday which
will do agreat deal of good to the
potatoes and corn. Altho it binders
cutting oats which are ready to cut.
Mrs. N. J. Richards of your city
came up Wednesday evening, to Wis
it her mother, Mrs. c. Crotteau.
Mrs. Olaf Croghan and three chill
dren departed Thursday noon, for
her home in Crystal Falls, Mich. She
had been on a visit to his sister in
Spring Valley, Wis, and left her
children at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose sharkey and on
her return Tuesday morning took
them home with her Thursday
Emil Sharkey departed for his home
in Canada after an extended visit
here.
Ray Coulthart, with his well-drill-
ing machine arrived at Mrs. Geo.
Elliot's Saturday to drill we'll for
her. He drilled % feet and Monday
he drilled 2 feet in rock and she
now has nice well % feet deep and
good water.
John Little agreed to throw Dave
Shalkey three times in an hour at
Mosinee, Friday night. He threw
him in fourteen and one-half minutes
in the first round. and thirty-one
and a half minutes in the End and had
fourteen minutes to throw him in for
the 3rd but did not succeed and there
by lost
DR.. Jackson, Nick Ratelle, Ed.
Scott, Fred Piltz and Emil Sharkey
went to Mosinee on the handcar, Fri
day evening, to witness the wrestling
match
Minnie Myers returned Sunday
noon for ten days visit with her
parents at the south side. She is
going to work for Mrs. joe Grand
shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wyers, drove
up from the Rapids, Saturday after
noon and spent Sunday here.
Ray Coulthart spent Sunday in the
Rapids with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Whitman of the
town Of Linwood visited her brother
KamieI Marsceau Sunday evening,
returning home Monday morning.
Ray Coulthart moved his well drill
ing machine on to the school yards
in District No. 1, and began drilling
a new well Tuesday
Hank! The wedding bells will soor
be ringing over east.
Notion Johnson, of Wild Rose, Wis.
arrived Thursday to work for Mr.
Koch at the creamery to succeed Will
Hams.
Harry Bowker and viii Hams de
parted Tuesday night for Belle View,
Mimi, to work in the harvest fields.
Reiza Rayome departed Monday to
work in the harvest fields in MINI.
Harry Bowker, came down from
Dancy to attend the dance Thursday
evening, returning Friday.
Dave Sharkey, returned to Mosinee
Friday after spending a few days
there.
There was not a very large crowd
to the hard times dance Thursday
evening. Music was furnished by Jer
Fly Doughty, violinist and Andrew
Shares pianist.
Mrs. w. J. Clark, spent Thursday
afternoon with her daughter in Port