Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-04-27

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Miss Winnie Baker did not get here
until Thursday evening but will spend
some time in Rudolph.
There is a great deal of sickness
from colds in our town. this change
able weather.
The Easter dance in Marceau's Hall
Wednesday evening, April 10, was
well attended. NJ usfc was furnished
by the Elite orchestra of Stevens
Point
Tom Roidt, of Miladore was here
Monday to get Frank Root to be THEN
butter maker for the coming summer.
Homer Daigle, of Merrill, is MAX
ing an extended visit with his broth
er John, who recently moved here.
VIII Hams, Harry Bowker, Arthur
Clark, Anna McGregor, Norma and
Armetta Bade attended the Easter
dance in Junction City, Monday night
Miss Nellie Hannffan, who took up
practice work at Miss Pitts school,
returned to her home in SigeI, Friday
Afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beimler of u
nifty who have been visiting their
son, in Grand Rapids, spent Tuesday
With their daughter, Mrs. Allie Peters
Emil Sharkey of Biron attended the
Easter dance here, Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. Cory LavaQue of Merrill and
brother-in-law OF Dallas, Texas, came
down Wednesday evening, for a Wis
It at the Jno Golan and j. J. Ray
ONE homes Mrs. Layaque was SaraI
Rayome and therefore a sister of Mrs
Golan and ]. J Rayome
Mrs. Al. Sutor and little daugh-
ter Ethel Of your city, and her friend
Mrs Gershbach of Marshfield visit
ed Mesdames Geo. Elliott and Simeon
Crotteau Thursday afternoon.
The Peter Redmond family departed
Friday morning for their new home
one mile northwest of Dancy, where.
they bought a farm a couple of weeks
ago. He sold his farm to Mr. Trickle
John Joosten sold a horse to Crum-
stedt in Sigel one day the past week.
Emil Haumschildt, sold his horse,
buggy and harness to M E. Lader,
Of Mosinee,
MIR. and Mrs. John Blonien have
the sympathy of this community in
the death OF their 10 ID baby girl,
who died shortly after birth last Wed
nesday Mrs. Blonien is getting along
nicely.
Mrs A J. Kuiawa was a caller in
your city Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs Garrett Kersten OF
Port Edwards, spent Sunday with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Chas.
Fox
DR.. S. E. CottrilI of Grand Rapids
was up here on business Monday.
Fred Shaw of Port Edwards, was
up here Monday, looking for pasture
with woven wire fence around it,
in which to pasture Mr.. G. F. Steele's 81
horse, a few months this summer but
he was unable to find such a pas
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schultzs year-old
baby is very sick, caused from his
teeth.
Mrs. N. G. Ratelle was visitor
at her parents Friday afternoon,
Mrs. VIM. LeMay, went to the Rap
ids Friday noon to get her little daugh
ter Ruth, who had been down there
for few days and was sick.
A. J. Kujawa, VIM. Carew and son
Henry, and Mr. Carew, attended the
initiation of the K, of c. in Grand
Rapids, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rayome of
Biron, came up Sunday noon to Wis
it at the Jno. Golan home.
Mrs. John Meyers, spent Friday
here with her parents.
Geo. Warren Of Wausau visited his
cousin, Mrs. n. G. Ratelle, between
trains Friday evening.
Mary Kujawa, returned home Fri
day noon, from Stevens Point where
she had accompanied her grandmother
Mrs. Spalenka home on Wednesday.
A. J. Kujawa is making extensive
changes in his store, the old counter
on the dry goods side has been tax
en- out and new glass case has
been placed htere, which greatly adds
to the making of convenient store /
as soon as the work of changing a
round has been completed.
Mrs. Olaf Crogan and children have
to their home in Crystal I
Falls, Mich, after a weeks visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nose
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