Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-06-08


Mrs. LaVaque las been in the hos
pitaI. They win visit relatives here
for some time.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Pete An
ders, two big baby boys, May Dist.
Mother and boys doing fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. RatelIe drove
to the Rapids, Wednesday evening
to hear the class play, a Mid-sum-
mer's Dream, given by the gradual
ing class of which Mrs. Oliver Dud-
ley's son Clarence Christianson, is a
member.
Mrs. Oliver Dudley Of your city
and daughter Mrs. Chas. Rateue and
daughter-in-law Mrs. Martin Christian
son Of Loyal came up on the 6
O'Clock train Thursday evening and
visited the Nick RateHe family until
the 9o'cIock train.
Alex Kujawa was a business caller
in Nekoosa, Friday.
Rev. D. Rayburn of Wausau was
here Friday looking for horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Anderson and
son Arthur, Of Minneapolis, Mimi,
are spending the week at the C. O.
HasselI home.
Mrs. Burnes of Stevens Point came
down Friday noon to visit her sis
ter Mrs Kamiel Marsceau. On
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Marsceau, took
her home and returned Tuesday bring
ing his father Mr. Eugene Marsceau
who has been making his home with
his daughter, Mrs. Lew Whitman. He
viii spend some time with his son.
John Jagodzinsh of SigeI and Miss
Rosie Schmfck Of Rudolph were mar
ried in St. Phflomena's church, Mon
day morning, June 9TH Rev. Fr.
Van Sever offtciated.
Fred Zimmerman had a COW killed
by lightning during the storm Satur
day night.
Word reached here Monday night,
that Stephen, 18-year-oId son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Theo. Zimmerman was drow
ed in the pond while working at the
Port Edwards paper mill.
Miss Mary Perch, spent Sunday in
Wausau with her friend, Mrs Cory
LaVaQue who was in the hospital.
Miss Mary Herol is working for
Mrs. A. J. Kujawa
VIM. Carew has been very sick wit
the mumps. Every member Of the
family have had them recently.
Most of the children around here
have the Whooping cough.
Mrs. n. J. Richards of your city
came up Saturday with her brother
Babe Crotteau to see her mother,
grandma Crotteau who is quite sick
suffering with a cancer of the stomach
Mr. Richards came up Sunday noou
and in company with his wife return
ed at night
John Tomczyk lost valuable mare
and colt last week.
There was a hobo put off the noon
passenger Friday that caused a great
deal of excitement and annoyed some
people a great deal.
Miss Selma Kruger spent Sunday
with friends here.
There was no Children's Day exer-
| cises at the M. E. church Sunday on
account of the rain There will be
no service at the church Sunday.
June 18th and Sunday June 18th the
ChfIdren's Day. exercises will be rem
dered. We hope for a nice day.
There will be a large class of chill
dren make their first communion, Su
day, June 18th at the Catholic church
Theodore Kersten and Miss Liz
zie Krommenakker were married at
the Catholic church last Wednesday.
May 31st. Congratulations
The marriage of Henry Johnson Jr
and Miss Elizabeth Kersten took
place at the Catholic church Tuesday
June 9TH, at 8 o'clock Rev Van Sew
er officiating. There was a dance
in Marsceau's hall in the evening.
The worst electrical storm Of the
season visited us Monday night, June
9Th. It came from the north against
a strong osuth wind No damage was
done.
J. R. Ragan's delivery team brot
a big load of furniture up here Thurs
day for Charlie Winks, cheesemaker
at the Alberts creamery. It seems he
was married some three weeks ago
but the fact has just come to light.
The Rudolph Telephone Co. is put
ting up the wires for the new tele-
phones By the last Of the week they
will be connected with all their neigh
bors.
Mrs. Clara Hafschfld had call
from Hanna Schlitz for the purpose
of making dandelion wine so she went
over and in five minutes time they
picked two bushel and it made a big
key of wine and it is the best that
ever was made in the State of Wiscon
sin. And the readers of your paper
are all anxious to have the recipe,
of making this excellent wine. It
will be published in our next paper.
Near Blaine the school house which
was shingled two years ago was let
out by. contract and paid for, but was
never completed up to the present
date