Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-09-04
MILLADORE.

Many of our citizens attended the
fair at Marshfield last week.
Chas. L. Petersen left for Stew
ems Point between trains, Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Malik of Gin
tonville are visiting relatives for a
few days.
Supervisor G. Kolsta was at Marsh
field on business Wednesday and
Thursday.
Cement sidewalks are being laid
the entire length OF Main street,
which are a great improvement.
Mrs. S. J. Sebora of Junction
City, visited friends in this village
last Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Lulu Gebert left Sunday for
Stanley, where she will teach the
fifth grade the coming year.
Miss Martha Petersen spent last
Thursday and Friday with friends
at Stevens Point.
Joe A. Bazal has accepted a posi-
ton as buttermaker at Burlington
and viii leave for that place in a
few days.
Postmaster J. Verhulst and family
spent last Sunday with relatives at
Dorchester, making the trip by auto.
John Kulhanek spent several days
at Marshfield last week visiting rela-
tives and friends and incidentally
took in the fair
A. j Empey left for Appleton last
Saturday to transact business. He
returned Monday to continue ship
ping his wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Nielsen of Ce
dar Falls, Iowa, were guests of Mrs.
C. L. Petersen and family several
days last week.
Miss Jennie Petersen returned on
Wednesday last, from a two weeks
visit with friends at Green Bay,
Gillett and Neenah
Mrs. Chas. Roberts and son of
Rochester, Mimi, spent last week
in the village with the formers
mother, Mrs. B. Krubsack
f. S. Disher, agent for the 500
line, who has been aiIing for some
time, we are pleased to state, is
much improved at this writing.
Edward Lynch, formerly of Grand
Rapids, now of Milwaukee, was in
the village a couple Of days last
week looking after business inter
ests,
Mrs. P. seefeldt and grandson,
Arthur Berndt, returned to their
home at Stevens Point Tuesday af
ter spending a few days at the
home Of L. A. Petersen.
We are pleased to note that Her
bert RudersdOrf, who has been on
the sick list all summer, at one
time very serious, is much improved
and we all hope for a complete re-
covery.
L. \. Petersen, formerly a section
laborer here, has been promoted to
section foreman Mr.. Petersen has
had several years experience and
40 doubt will make a success.
School opened in the village on
Tuesday with the following teachers
in charge: Miss Louise L. Mathie.
Stevens Point, principal: Miss Mabel
Rodette. Grand Rapids, intermediate:
Miss Alma Berdan. Auburndale. Dri-
mary.
Jacob Hardina. an old and respect
I'd resident of this village. who has
aeen patient at st. Joseph's hospi-
al. Marshfield. for several weeks.
We are pleased is much improved and
Vil be home in a short time.
Miss, Emma KonoDa left Sunday
or BIenker. where she will have
charge of the school there the com
ny year. Must be some attraction
here or Emma has made good as a
eacher. this being her fourth con
ecutive year
Il seems an assured fact that
:ew creamery will be built this fan
y the Farmers Cooperative Cream
~ Co. one of our substantial bust
egs concerns. Stock is being offer
4 to farmers and seems to be taken
aadiIy. A new building would be
credit to the farmers Of this com
luuity.
The following young ladies will
each in nearby schools: Ethel Den
ID. Marshffeld. Mill Creek district: /
Ie1en KonoDa. MiIladore. Cooper
istrict; Martha Petersen. Miuadore.
.olsta district: Mary Kocka. MfI1a-
ore. Calvin district No teacher
as as yet been secured for the
oidt district.
The following officers. were elected
I the annual meeting of the MiIla-
ore Telephone Co. held last week;