Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-04-25
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daughter of c.. Van Lith, was operat-
ed on for appendicitis at the River
view hospital in your city Friday.
She is getting along nicely. She is
a sister of Nellie who was operated
on two years ago for the same.
Fred Phillips of Starely, Canada,
was shaking hands with old friends,
Monday night. He came UP here on
business connected with his farm. He
had just come from Milwaukee, where
he was called by the death of his
father. His father died very suddenly
after a weeks illness of heart trou-
bic, at the Soldiers Home. Fred is
looking we'll and reports his family
as we'll He married Nettie Keller,
a isster of Anton, Keller.
Mrs Corrine Baldwin expects to
depart Thursday for Canada.
John Daigle and children who re
Gently returned from La Crosse, are
visiting and expect to depart Thurs
day for Canada
Mrs Mary Morgan returned home
Wednesday from Spencer and Unity.
Laura Morgan returned home Thurs
day from Spencer
Irene Golen received a piano from
her aunt, Mrs. Cory LavaQue who will
move from Merrill to Michigan.
Mr.. Gazely of Grand Rapids, tray-
cling salesman for a creamery Sup
ply House was a caller at the cream
cry Friday.
A number from here attended the
dance at Junction City Tuesday ey-
ening given by the Royal Neighbors.
Mrs. Geo. Elliot returned Monday
evening from the Rapids where she
went Saturday noon. She attended the
lecturt Saturday and Sunday evening
given by Rev. E. J. Mullaly, of Chi
cago and she says it was something
worth going to hear.
Kamiel Marsceau went to the Rap
ids Monday to have some dental
work done.
Mrs. Chas. Karnatz of Almond who
is going to move to Milwaukee, came
up Monday evening for a few days
visit.
Edmond Livernash attended the
dance Monday evening.
Miss Kate Hurley and sister AL
bin, returned Monday evening after
spending a few days in Grand Rap,
ids
Mrs. Evaline Crotteau was called
to Parish Saturday night, by the
death of James, the oldest son of
Mrs. Stella Shearier's. Mrs. Shear
Ter and son were down here Holy
week and he was not well having tlI-
berculosis.
Miss Mary Grab departed Friday
for Stevens Point.
Mrs. Ed. Hayes and sister of your
city, spent Friday with Mrs. K. ].
Marsceau.
VIM. Slattery of your city was up
here Saturday on business.
Nick RatelIe was a Stevens Point
caller Thursday, stock fair day.
Mrs. August Jacoby and daughter
Esther, were shopping in your city
Saturday
Mrs. A De Byl was shopping in
your city Friday.
Miss Gertrude Akey began work as
clerk in A. J. KujaWa's store Fri
day.
Bessie Van Ert, is working for MRS
T. De Byl.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Clark were at
the Rapids Thursday, to see their
granddaughter, Thehna Clark, who
was removed from the hospital to the
Arthur lockwood home on that day.
Selmer Hassell clerk at Kujawa's
store was laid up q Few days last
week on account of his side where
he had an operation.
The farmers in this vicinity did a
good deal OF seeding last week on
the high lands, but Sunday we We're
visited by a terrible rain and hail
storm. The ground was covered with
large hail Why say, Mrs. Jerry
Doughty picked up enough hail to
freeze a big freezer of ice cream. If
you don't believe it, ask Ernie when
you see him.
Frank Clark of Linwood was here
Friday.
Ed Warmers mother is seriously
i'll st his home. Owing to her ad-
vanced age her recovery is doubt
full.
Mrs. Geo, Bates, ST., is feeling
much better at the present writing.
She is able to sit up. We are very
glad to hear it.
Ernest Akey and Miss Grace Kick
land were married at Stevens Point,
Monday, April e.
Little Thelma Clark who was re
moved from the hospital to the home
of her aunt, MIS- Arthur lockwood
in your city, vas taken back to the
hospital Monday and underwent an
other operation from which she is
getting along nicely.
Mrs. Allie Hoover visited her mo-
Their Mrs. Simeon Crotteau from Sat
urday until Monday noon, April 10Th,
when she went to Dexterville, where