Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-03-16

Messrs Varney and Baumsack of
Vesper spent Saturday in our midst.
Simon Nystrom, who has been in
poor health for length of time went
up to Merrill on Saturday to consult
a physician
Victor Worlund came home on Fri
day from Valparaiso, Indiana, where
he has been spending the winter.
Fred Crunstedt who is employed at
Port Edwards spent Sunday at home
with his family
Mrs NJ Enema's mother died at
her home here on Saturday night
after an Illness of four weeks, which
confined her to her room. Funeral
services were held on Tuesday after
noon at the home Interment made
in Sigel cemetery Deceased was six
ty years old and has made her home
with her daughter for a number OF
years.
Miss Clara Larson spent last week
at the Gust Anderson home.
Miss Agda Lindstrom who is a
student at the Training School at
Grand Rapids spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home here.
Franc Henrikson and Edgar Wor-
lund are home from Gleason, where
they have been employed the past sea
son.
Miss Eva Peterson has gone to La
| Crosse where she has secured en-
ployment
Erick Crunstedt of your city spent
Sunday here with his mother.
Oscar Nelson returned home from
the city of Parish last Saturday, where
| he has been working during the winter
While on the way home Oscar had
| the misfortune of losing one of his
most valuable horses. The animal be
| ing frightened from some object which
caused him to break his leg and see
| ing no hope for the horse, he had to
be shot.
Ben Peterson drove to Rudolph on
Monday, where he purchased load
of lumber.
B. Y. P. S. met on Monday even
| ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
| Anderson.
/ Mr.. Keyser of Rudolph was in this
vicinity buying calves on Monday.
| A. Larson has returned home from
Gleason after spending the winter
months there working in a camp.
| Gustave Nelson came down from
Parish on Saturday to spend the sum
mer at home.
| Miss Olga Burgeson has been con-
fined to her bed the past week on
account of illness.
| Andrew Monsoon of Joliet, ILL.,, is
| doing carpenter work for A. Pearson.
Axel Larson left Tuesday for Sparta
where he will work on the railroad
Anton and John Kobza who are EN-
ployed in the paper mill at Grand
Rapids were Sunday guests at the
home of their father Anton.
Axel Pearson and Erick Nordstrum
attended the skating rink at Rudolph
on Sunday of last week.
| Edward Kronholm arrived home on
Friday from Madison where he has
been attending the Farmers Course.
| Miss Emma Worlund is reported i'll
| DR.. Jackson of Rudolph is the attend
| ing physician.
| Peter Moberg of Tunnel City spent
a few days of last week in our burg.
| Erick Nordstrum will rent the Mo-
berg farm for the coming year.
| Andrew Burgeson went up to Tun-
mel City last week on business.
Ernest and Leonard Worlund spent
"Wednesday at Vesper.
| Theodore Woekolzt sold a horse to
Peter Moberg of Tunnel City recent
lily.
John Worlund Sr., purchased two
forties of land in the town of Sherry
from Mr. Oliver of Vesper.
Jens Larson spent Wednesday at
South Centralia on business.
Sven Halberg and son Hilmer of
Grand Rapids were guests at the Mel
con homo on Wednesday,
Joe Rokus returned home from Ha-
zelhurst on Saturday where he has
been employed.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs NJ Adam
baby girl recently.
vile where she will be employed the
coming summer
Rudolnh RAIDER left on Wednesday
of last week for Wanbay, n. D., with
the intention of holding an auction.
Dick Nash is home from Parish
where he has been working during the
winter, in a camp.
Mr.. and Mrs Claus Johnson have
been guests of friends at Stevens
Point lately.
Miss Laura Matthews has quit her
work at the Rapids and is home to
spend the summer.
A surprise party was held at the
Paul Knoll home on Friday night of
last week.
A Heden of Sherry visited with
friends here over Sunday.
Helen Hills arrived here on Mon
day from Belvidere, where she has
been spending several years. Miss
Hills will make her home with her
parents here.