Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-03-07
RUDOLPH.

most enjoyable time, but all are
very sorry to lose Mr.. and Mrs. Has
sell from our midst. But hope they
viii enjoy their new home in your
city.
Miss Della Caspberg of your city
spent last week here at the c. o.
Hassell home. She returned to her
home Saturday noon.
Harry Bowker departed Thursday
noon for Milwaukee
Miss Bessie Bowker resigned her
position as Hello girl at our cen
trail office.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carew, daugh-
ter Helen and son Willie departed
on the Thursday noon train for
their new home near lola AItho We
viii miss them, We wish them good
luck in their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Imig of lola, who
bought the VIM Carew farm arrived
Thursday with their household goods
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilkins Of Ste
Yens Point, visited at the A. J. Ku-
java home Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Wilkins is a sister to Mrs. Ku-
java.
Nick Ratelle, w. J. Clark, DR.. Jack
son, were business callers in your
city Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rayome OF
Biron spent Sunday here with re
latiyes.
LEILA Rayome has three horses
very sick with distemper.
Unknown dogs attacked Kamiel
Marsceau's COW last Tuesday after
noon, during the absence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marsceau. From appearances
they chased the cow all around
She would not run for them but
would bunt them and in that way
the dogs tore her ears very badly
and hurt her so she was sick for sew
eral days but is now better.
Mr.. Austin of Stevens Point a
gent for the J. I. Case Co. was here
on business Thursday
Mrs. Geo. Elliott went to the Rap
ids Saturday noon and spent Sunday
with her brother N. J. Richards and
family.
Lawrence Sharkey and John Lit
tie, went to Junction City Saturday
night where Lawrence wrestled with
Kettello of Mill Greek. Before the
match two young fellows were scuf
fling and one by the name of Hab-
itz was badly hurt with little hopes
of recovery.
Fred Millenbah of Port Edwards
was a Sunday guest at the w. J.
Clark home.
Mrs. Frank Sharkey returned tc
her home in Mosinee Saturday even
ing after spending the week at the
Jim Case home. She is a sister OF
Mrs. Cases.
Miss Irma Hassell departs Tues
day noon for her home in Congress
Park, III. She is undecided if she will
return to her duties as clerk at the
Kujawa store or if she will stay with
her mother, Mrs. Oscar Roosen. We
will miss you Irma while you are
gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Ratelle attend
ed the funeral of the latter's uncle
David Baker, of Wausau, who was
buried in Forest Hill cemetery. Tues
day afternoon.
Several teams have been busy haul
ing stones for the Beatz farm down
to the Stakey place. That piece o.
road in front of that place will be
filled in with these stones, as soor
as the snow is gone.
Don't forget the stock fair Tues
day March 5.
A. J. Kujawa was a business call
er in your city Last Tuesday.
Dave Sharkey was up here on bu
siness last Tuesday between anC
9 o'clock train.
Mrs. Wilbur Berard nee Louise
Sharkey visited her aunt Mrs. Nose
Sharkey Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. John Meyers visited relatives
here a few days last week.
Misses Anna and Norma Babe wer
shopping in your city Friday.
Mrs. J. Bowker and daughter Bes
sic were shoppers in your city Tues
day.
Miss Anna Babe returned to hel
home near Milwaukee on Saturday
noon after two months visit at the
home of her uncle VIM. Babe.
Mrs Alfred Omaholt and son Cor
don spent Sunday at Rothschild witt
Mr. Omaholt.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs
Geo. Bates is confined to her bed
She has been sick for the past three
weeks.
Mrs. VIII Clark of MilIadore re
turned home this Tuesday morning
from Necedah where she went Sat
urday to see her father Mr.. Hayes
who is very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hilgers mourn
the loss of one of their II months
old baby boys who died Sunday Of
bronchial pneumonia. The little bod!
was Iayed at rest in the Catholic
cemetery Tuesday morning. They
have the sympathy of this commun
ity The other twin who has been
very sick is a little better
Sand is being hauled on our main
street to fill in on the muddy roads
The town has $500 to use on the
road to Grand Rapids.
Miss Helen Wilikie of Grand Rap
ids visited friends here between the
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