Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-03-28

TO depart april 2nd for her home n
Canada.
Mrs Thn Case and sons OF Bro
kaw spent Saturday with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Thos Bratton.
Mrs. n. C Ratelle was shopping
in your city Saturday
Frank Ratelle who has been spend
ing some time here departed Mon
day night for Canada. He left his
two sons here at Paul Founton's /
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Of Fond du Lac
father and mother of W J. Clark |
arrived Monday for an extended Wis
it.
Mr.. Henry Johnson who has been
suffering for some time with can
Ger Of the stomach, We are sorry to
say is falling very fast.
Don't forget that there will be an
Easter dance in Marsceau's Hall on
Monday, April 8th.
Mrs. K. J. Marsceau returned homeI
Monday night from Stevens Point,
She was accompanied by her father
Mr.. F. Russell, who will visit for a
few days.
Miss Neustrum of Sigel is work
ing for Mrs W J. Clark.
Miss Irma Hasseu returned to the
Rapids Saturday evening and visited
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
o. Hassell until Sunday noon, when
she returned to Rudolph and Mon
day morning resumed her position as
saleslady at a. J. Kujawa's store.
Miss la Noel who teaches at
Junction City is spending her vaca-
ton with her aunt Mrs. Oliver Akey.
Mrs. McCathy and daughter were
Grand Rapids shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Oliver Akey spent Sunday
in Junction City
Joe Steinberg was called to Grand
Rapids Monday by the serious illness
Of his father
Mrs. J. Bowker and daughter Bes-
sic were shopping in your city Sat
urday.
Mrs. Peter Akey and son Howard
spent a couple of days with her
daughter, Mrs. Theodore DeByl.
Mr.. Wind has sold his cheese fac
tory on the corner, one mile east and
one mile north of the Station to Mr..
Zi1,,,,, e,,,,, n N o15 HI r,ict ~ =, 1,- M.
Fround will make the cheese. She
comes highly recommended as an ex-
! perienced cheesemaker.
Mrs Emil Piltz and children re-
turned last Wednesday from few
days visit with her sister, Mrs L.
Omholt at RothschiId.
Henry Piltz, departed last Tuesday
for his home at Big Bend after a
weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Allie Hoover, nee Orella Croft
teau, visited her mother, Mrs. Eve
line Crotteau, from Wednesday even
ing until Thursday evening on her
way to her home in HtIes>from Dex-
terVille,, where she and her husband
We're called on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Piltz and John
Little departed Saturday noon to
spend Sunday at the Chas. Karnatz
home in Almond Mr.. and Mrs. Kar-
natz expect to soon leave for Mil
waukee. Mrs. PiItz and Mrs. Karnatz
! are sisters. ---.---.-
Barney St. Denis is having the
house on his farm remodeled and
when done it viii be nice home.
Frank Akey is doing the carpenter
work.
Congratulations are extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Allie Koch of Owen on
the arrival of a big baby boy March
oath.
Mrs. DeByI entertained few neigh
bors and friends Sunday evening,
March oath, the occasion being her
birthday. i
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Juneau of Grand
Rapids are intending to move up
on her fathers, Mr.. Johnson's farm,
some day this week.
Fir John O'ReiIIy will soon leave
for the Dakota's where he expects to
locate.
Mesdames Wilfred LeMay and. Wal
ter Dickson and MisSes HeleT and
Mary Dickson were among the shop
pers in your city Saturday
Anna McGregor and Mary HeroI
were shopping in your city Saturday
Mrs. Babe and two children were
shopping in your city Saturday
This town was shocked Monday
on hearing of the death of Mr.. Stein
berg at his home in Grand Rapids,
after short illness. MIR. Steinberg
bought the John Meyers stock of
merchandise last summer and has
since enjoyed a good trade. The bu-
siness here was run by his son Joe.
The sympathy Of this community is
extended to the bereaved family.
Mr. and Mrs P. Krommennakker
returned from Knowlton Monday might
where they attended the funeral of
her father.
Mr.. John Akey underwent an O.
peration for the removal of a can
or his lip, in your city Monday. He
came through all right and will be at
the home of his son Louie for sever
AL days. We all hope he will soon
fully recover.
Mrs. Frank Whitman received
word that her daughters father-in-law
Mr.. w. Foss at Tomahawk, who has
been very seriously i'll is very much I
better.
GAS ORA
For Infants and Children.