Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-07-18

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Hayings raspberrying aud blue Der
rying are the order Of the day. It
is good many years since Rudolph
has had so many raspberries, and
they are 50 large and nice.
The moving picture show Satur-
day night was well attended After
the show they danced until midnight.
The Glorious Fourth has come and
come and gone, and it rained on that
day too, but never the less Rudolph
carried out her program just the
same.
In the boys running race John
Kujawa won first prize. Lloyd Ra
telIe End.
In the girls running race Mrs. Ad
die SchilfauIt won 1st prize Anna
McGregor End
In the potato race, Geo. Marsceau
won LIST prize. Francis St. Denis
End.
In the fat mans race, Thos. ia
cobson won LIST and J. Bowker End
prize.
II TIE little. girls running race
Della Joosten Won first and Helen
Kujaa End prize.
In the horse races, running, Harry
Bates won LIST and Lee Akey End
prize.
Trotting, A. Zimmerman 1st and
A. Budda End prize.
Dance in afternoon and all night
in Marsceau's Hall. The fireworks
in the evening were very good
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gokey and
Henry Mansceau of Mosinee We're Wis
itors here the Fourth.
DR.. and Mrs. Jackson went ITO
the Rapids Friday in their auto.
Miss Celia Hubing of NeiIlsville
is spending some time here at the
Hotel Grandshaw.
Misses Minnie Myers and Irma
HasselI spent the Fourth and Sunday
here
Cora Akey of Merrill is visiting
at the home of her uncle o. Akey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Livernash
and children of Wausau spent sew
eral- days last week here with re.
latives.
Mrs. George Elliott visited in your
city from Saturday noon until Mon
day night
MIR. Fiechter, who recently bought
the Elliott farm of Fred Schultz took
possession Saturday. Mr.. Schultz
and family have moved onto a
farm near MayvilIe.
Pearl Clark spent the Fourth in
your city and visited until Saturday
night with her sister Mrs. Arthur
lockwood.
Ed. Fuller of Marsh Rapids is here
on business.
Mrs. Will Hunter nee Jennie Hark-
ness of NorthfieId, Mimi, is visit
ing her sister Mrs. Ed. Warner.
Nick RateIIe drove to the Rap
ids Monday and sold a horse he re
Gently purchased in Stevens Point,
to party from Kellner. Mrs. RateI-
lie drove down with a horse and brot
him back.
Mrs. Haumschild and daughter Ma
tie returned home Tuesday from their
visit in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilkins of Ste
vens Point spent the Fourth here.
Mrs. Will Hunter of NorthfieId
Mimi, and Mrs. Allie Denniston
called on Mrs. F. Whitman Tues
day.
| Mr.. Stratton and Miss Rachel Jack
son of Big Bend are visiting a the
Dr. jackson home, the former is bro
ther-in-law and the latter is sister
to the Doctor.
| Mrs. High of Berlin is visiting her
sister Mrs. J. A. jackson.
The E. F. U. party held Saturday
evening was largely attended and a
good time was had
Mr. and Mrs. c. 0. HasselI and
daughter Clara came up from the Rap
ids Saturday evening to attend the
E. F. U. party and stayed until Mon
day evening visiting relatives and
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Jacoby and
daughter Esther were shopping in
your city Friday.
A good many young people from
Biron attended the dance here the
4th.
Miss Rose Hobitz Of Dancy visited
here few days the past week.
Mrs. VIII Styles of Babcock, Mrs.
Hizzy of Michigan spent the Fourth
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. BOwI1er.