Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-07-24
Wood County National Bank
Grand Rapids, Wis.
RUDOLPH NO. l..

DR.. J. A. Jackson and family re
turned Monday evening from their
four weeks vacation.
Miss Mary Grab, who is employ
ed in Stevens Point but who was
cauad here a short time ago on ac-
count of the serious illness of her
father, spent a couple Of days with
Mrs George Elliot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Koch and son
Earl of owen were pleasant callers
here Wednesday. Mr.. Koch went to
the Rapids on the evening train and
Mrs. Koch and son stayed until the
Thur day noon train.
Nj. Buchanan of Lake Mills was a
business caller here Wednesday and
Thursday.
Frank Root and Mr. Buchanan
were business callers in Stevens
Port Thursday, where they bought
a new horse to use on the cream
roIte.
Mr.. and Mrs. A B. Sutor and
daughter Ethel were seen to drive
on our main street in their auto,
Monday evening.
Mrs. n. G. RateIle was shopping in
your city Monday.
Alice Morgan spent a couple OF
days in your city with her sister,
Mrs. Laura LANCER
Miss Frankie Morgan of your city
is spending this week at home with
ner mother.
DR.. J. A. Jackson and family re
turned home Monday evening, from
a months visit with relatives around
Milwaukee. They report a most en-
ioyable time and are all feeling bet
Ter. Miss Janet, who went to school
near Milwaukee since last fall came
acme for the summer.
About forty-five of Mrs. Chas.
rulers friends from Grand Rapids
came up on the Sunday train and vert
met at the depot with teams hitched
10 hay racks and drove to the Full
Ter home to surprise Mrs. Fuller and
nelp her celebrate her birthday. She
received a number Of beautiful and
useful presents >and all report a
Inc time, and left on the evening
train wishing Mrs. Fuller many re-
turns OF the day.
Mrs VIII FCsarty nee Orabelle
PASSING of St Paul, Mimi, came up
Sunday with her two children and Will
spend couple of weeks visiting with
friends and relatives.
Bat PASSING of your city spent Sun
day here with relatives.
Miss Bessie Piltz departed Mon
day for her home in Mukwonago af-
-er a couple weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Babe.
Ed. Provost's youngest child broke
ler arm in two places, between her
wrist and elbow, while playing in the
barn last Saturday evening. DR.. Wa
ters of Grand Rapids was called and
set the fracture. The little one is
getting along nicely.
Mrs. n. J. Richards of your city
spent few days the past week in
picking raspberries. She returned
nome Saturday night
Irene Golan, our Hello girl at the
telephone central spent last week at
her home.
Mrs Louie Juneau, Jr. departed on
Thursday evening for Wausau, where
she will visit before her return to
her home in Spokane.
The farmers of our section are hay
ing pretty bad hay weather on ac-
count of rain most every day. The
grain is ripening so fast that it Will
all fall off in the fields before it can
be cut.
Miss Clara Hasse1, who was work
ing at the Hotel Grandshaw has
quit.
Mrs. Dick Keyzer departed Tues
day noon for Milwaukee to attend
the funeral of an uncle. She return
ed Saturday.
Agnes Van Ert sewed at the Pc
ter Akey home a few days the past
week.
Mrs. ]. Bowker received word Wed
nesday that her daughter Mrs. Lii
lie Hizzy had baby girl born, July
18th. Mrs. Bowker returned to Win
chester, Mich. on Thursday, where sh
will visit for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Jacoby spent
Sunday naer Manawa where they help
ed Mrs. HOrnburg, a former resident
of our town. to celebrate her 50th
birthday. They returned Monday an6
report a fine time.