Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-01-11
RUDOLPH NO. /.

tIful art calendars from the WOOU
County Natl. Bank for which we ex-
tend thanks.
Mrs. Burns and daughter Elizabeth
son Charles and father Frank Rus
sell returned to their home in Ste
vens Point Thursday morning after
spending Christmas at the K. J. Mar
sceau home. Mrs Burns is a sister
of Mrs Marsceau.
Dave Sharkey returned Wednesday
from Grand Rapids where he had been
visiting his sister since Sunday e.
vening.
John Little has been up to Dancy
rabbit hunting a few days of late.
Any attraction John?
Arthur Clark returned Wednesday
to Milladore after spending Xmas at
home. He and his brother Will are
running a mill at that place.
A. j. Kujawa, made his customers
very pretty Xmas gifts in the form
of pretty picture in a chain frame
with a thermometer on the right han,
side and calendar on the left hand
corner. They are very much appre-
ciated
Miss Clara Hassell departed Friday
for two weeks visit with her sister
Emma in Congress Park, III.
Glenn Cooper, a promising young
farmer Of this place and Miss Selma
Kruger of Grand Rapids, were quietly
married at the home of the brides
parents on Christmas day by Rev.
| Fred Staff of the Congregational
church Altho a surprise to most of
her friends they all wish them a long
and happy welded life They will
make their home with his parents
She will finish her school at Babcock
Miss Maud Moulton of your city
has been re-hired to teach in District
No. 4.
Seth Whitman and Miss Ethel Peter
son went to Tomahawk Wednesday
to visit Mrs. Glen Foss.
Mrs Hannah Akey returned home
Thursday noon after visiting at the
home Of her sister Mrs. Walter Dick
son.
Frank RateIle returned to Roths-
child Thursday evening after spend
ing a few days here.
New Years day Mr.. and Mrs. John
Akey held their annual family re-
union to which most of their children
and a few intimate friends were pres.
| emit
Mr. and Mrs. Clausen belong of
Edgar spent the first of the year
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pet
er Akey. They returned home We'd
nesday
Mrs. Ed Scott and daughter Minnie
returned home Monday noon from To
mahawk where she and her husband
had spent Xmas with his brother Al
bert. He returned last Tuesday.
Iona, Denis, Lloyd and Gladys Ra-
teIle, ate New Years dinner at Grand
pa Bakers.
Edna and Cyril Crotteau of Biron
spent a few days here at the John
Golan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rayome of
Biron visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Rayome New Years day.
Mrs. Spalenka and daughters, Mrs
John Wilkins and Miss Emily Spalen-
ka of Stevens Point were guests at
the A. J. Kujawa home one night las,
week.
Mike Mason and family visited at
the Aug. Jacoby home Monday night.
The news has been received that
Miss Ida Jacoby was married on x
mas day to Mr.. Clarence Blankinship
at the home of his sister in Hampton
Iowa. We wish her much happiness
Seth Whitman returned home Sun
day night from Tomahawk where he
spent few days with his sister Mrs.
Glen Foss.
Mrs. Caspberg of your city was up
between trains last Friday evening
to visit her sister Mrs. c. o. HasseH.
Miss Anna Babe from Waukesha
| county come to visit for several week
at the home of her uncle VIM. Babe.
Mrs. Chas Kocian of Miuadore who
IS visiting her mother in the town Of
Carson was calling on friends here
Friday.
MRS. Aug. Jacoby and daughter Es-
Their and sons Frank, Albert and Her
man took dinner with the Mike Mason
family in your city.
Harry Bowker has opened a barber
shop in J. Grandshaw's saloon, which
will be very welcome news to some
Of the men who have to go to the
Rapids for the purpose of identifying
their appearance