Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-08-29
RUDOLPH NO. I.

Peter Krommennaker, ST., and his
daughter Pauline were in the city
on Saturday.
Peter KrOmmenaker, Antoine Krom.
menaker, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Ken
stem and Miss Paulina Krommenaker
We're at your city on Saturday doing
some shopping.
Mrs. Rosalie Miles and two chill
dren returned to their home in Rhine
lander Tuesday morning after a 10
days visit at the home of her bro
Their n G. Rtelle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Netzley and four
children of Linwood and Mrs. Borsac
of Stevens Point, called at the Nick
Ratelle home Sunday.
Misses Mary Kujawa, Rosie Bow
ers, Mary Meyers departed Monday
to enter the Notre Dame convent in
Milwaukee. They were accompanied
by Sister Clement, who will visit
there this week.
Mike Herol and Arthur Clark re-
turned Tuesday morning from an
extended trip OF few weeks
Miss Gertrude Akey returned
home last Tuesday from weeks
visit with relatives In Fond du Lac
She is at her duties as clerk at the
A. ]. Kujawa store.
Mr.. Freund and daughter Title
returned to their home in Malone
last Tuesday. s
Mesdames N. G. Ratelle and Ro-
sale Miles called on Mrs. J. T. Her
ron in Biron and on the Geo. Baker
families at the Crooked Rift club
house, last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Crotteau of
Mosinee who visited here last week
went to Biron last Wednesday to
visit at the Alfred Akey home
Edna Crotteau of Biron came up
Wednesday to visit relatives. She
returned Saturday noon and was ac-
companied by Irene Golan who will
visit her for a few days
Mrs. John Weyers returned to her
home in Grand Rapids Wednesday af-
ter visiting relatives here.
Miss Celia Hubbing Of Neillsyflle
visited here from last Tuesday UNI
til Monday noon.
Geo. Piltz and Emery Babe drove
a herd of eight cattle TO Grand
Rapids last Wednesday for the Rel
land Packing company.
Miss Bessie Piltz returned to her
home in Mukwonago Friday after a
pleasant visit here with relatives
DR.. Hougen of Grand Rapids was
here Friday in consultation with Dr.
Jackson over Miss Anna Houglan
Reiter, who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Rosalie Miles and Agnes Rich
ards visited friends in your city from
Friday until Sunday.
Frank Whitman has sold out his
milk business to Thompson & Gar
row who will run the milk wagon as
heretofore.
Mary Weyers and Leona LeMay
were in your city Thursday. Leona,
returned on the evening train and
Mary stayed until Friday.
Mrs. Steinberg and daughter Ruth
of Grand Rapids were up here Fri
day.
John Krusche of your city called
on Nick Ratelle Friday between the
6 and o'clock trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Whitmore and
two children of Port Edwards spent
Sunday at the w. J. Clark home.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney s. Denis
are rejoicing over the arrival OF a
big baby boy born Sunday, Aug. 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bushmaker
have the sympathy of this commun-
Ity in the death Of their big baby
boy who was born Saturday, Aug
"A, at p. IN. The little one lived
only short time. The remains were
aid at rest Monday morning in the
Catholic cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cooper of your
;ity spent Sunday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Cooper
A very pretty wedding took place
Tuesday morning, Aug. 27th, when
Mr.. Frank Weyers of this place and
Miss Hattie Krommenaker of Catawba
Price county, Wis, were united in
he holy bonds of matrirnony. They
we're attended by Miss Nellie Wey-
,rs and Henry Krommenaker. After
he ceremony the party were enter
aimed at the home Of the groom's
,arents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Weyers,
IN Wednesday they departed for Ne
,raska where they will make their
uture home. Congratulations for a
Apply future.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore ]. Kersten
eturned to their. home in Rudolph
fter spending some time visiting
elatiYes and friends at Port Ed
ards.