Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-03-30
TOWN OF SIGEL.

TOWN OF SIGEL.
Miss Signie Heden who is attend
ing teachers training school at Grand
RAPIDS was guest at the home lf
her parents here on Saturday and
Sunday.
Andrew Anderson has had some i'm
provements made on the interior Of
his house, which adds a lot to its,
appearance.
Robert Heden was a Grand Rapids
visitor on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Axel Anderson and
daughter Dorothy of Rudolph visited
at the Newman home recently
The members of the Y. P. S. elect
ed new officers for the coming year
at their last meeting which was held
at the Gust Anderson home. They
are as follows:
Pres.-Rev. A. E. Hitler.
Vice-Pres- Sam Nystrom
Sec.-Miss Ina Kronholm
Asst. Sec.-Mrs Anna Johnson.
Treas.-Gust Anderson.
Librarian-John A Worlund
Program Committee Misses Clara
Larson, Berdina Berg, and Emma
Worlund
Those who were to select place
where each meeting should be held
were, Ernest Anderson, Bror Worlund,
and Ernest Kronholm.
was Sunday guest at the Berg home.
A farewell party was held at tn
last week in honor of Frank and Carl
who will leave for the west this week
Those present were Axel Anderson.
and wife, Mr. Johnson and wife, Miss
Ida Nordstrum, Hulda Holstrom, Ruth
Newman, Ina Kronholm, Clara Mat,
thews, and Eric Nordstrum, VIM. and
Carl Kronholm, Axel Pearson, Carl
John and Frank Newman. A good
time is the report.
Services will be held here on Sun
day, March Goth by Rev Hitler, in
in the afternoon in the Bethong
church
B. Y. P. S. meets on Monday night
as usual.
Our creamery man Mr. Putney made
bis last round through here on Mon
day. Mr.. Putney and family will NOV
out West.
Hilmer Holberg of Grand Rapids
was a Sunday guest at the Nelson
home
Oscar Nelson was visitor at Grand
Rapids few days last week.
Carrot Loomis has purchased two
forties of land in the town of Sherry
consideration $4,000.
Fred Crunstedt who has been en-
ployed at Port Edwards the last month
quit his work there on Saturday and
is home to spend the summer
Will Johnson arrived here on We'd
nesday of last week from Chicago
and is a guest at the Berg home.
Matt Evanson returned on Friday
from Norway, where he had spent
the forenoon at the White church and
several months visiting his old home
He reports a most delightful trip as
he had not been back there for twenty
two years. Mr. Evanson reports a
great many changes.
Mrs. Joe Adam is entertaining her
niece Miss Murcedes Sullivan of Mon
tevido, MINI.
John Larson has purchased a team
of horses from Mr.. Brown lately.
Jens Larson is shingling his house
Henry Gatzke is wearing a broad
smile, the cause is a boy who arrived
last week.
Mrs. Ernest Lindquist is entertain
ing her two brothers from Duluth,
Minnesota.
Mrs. Grant Babcock has returned
to the Rapids after few days visit
at the J. Granger home.
Carl Holstrum has returned home
from Glidden after the winters work
Miss Edith Blomquist, a student
at the Training School is enjoying a
! weeks vacation at her home.
Mrs. John Coulthart passed away
at her home here on Thursday after
long continued illness. Funeral ser
vices were held on Saturday from the
home. Interment made in Forest Hill
cemetery at Grand Rapids. She is
survived by her husband and four chill
dren. We extend our sympathy in,
their sad bereavement.
1t is reported that John M. Wor
lund has sold his farm and will move
to the city to reside.
Misses Berdina and Floy Berg and
Willie Johnson were callers at the
Rapids over Saturday.
Miss Polly Bushmaker is staying
with her sister Mrs George Johnson
at Rudolph this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Knuth of Grand
Rapids are now residents of Sigel.