Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-07-03

home here.
Miss Signe Heden visited at the
George Coombs home at Sherry a few
days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Gaine and son
Ralph have returned to their home
La Crosse after a pleasant visit with
relatives and friends here and at
Grand Rapids.
Miss Helen Griesick of Milwaukee
is visiting at the J. Jagodzinski home
this week.
A large number from here attended
the auction at Sherry on Tuesday.
B. Y. P. S. metW ednesday night
at the Gust Anderson home with a
large crowd. They Will hold their
next meeting July Is, at the John
Worlund home. A fine program will
be given. A pleasant evening is look
ed forward to and a general invita-
item is extended to the public to at
tend.
Miss Helen Bronkalla of Grand Rap
ids and Otto StaVen of Sigel were
married an Tuesday Rev.R eding per-
forming the ceremony. Misses Agnes
BrOnkalla and Anna Staven acted as
bridesmaids and hte groom was ate
ed by Peter Bronkalla and Reinhart
Staven. After the ceremony the party
went to the home of the brides par
ents, where a bountifuI wedding din
ner was served to a large number of
relatives and friends. After a brief
wedding tour they viii make Port Ed
wards their home, where Mr.. Staven
is employed. Their many friends
wish them a happy journey through
life.
Miss Esther Sandwich arrived
here last week from Knife River,
Mimi, and will visit at the Gust An
derson home for length of time
Mrs. Frank Kubiski has returned tt
her home at Grand Rapids after a
pleasant visit of a few days with re
Iatives here.
AIgot Burgeson is employed at the
Bill Grassland home.
KronhOIm Bros are building a new |
barn 3Sx10O feet with the basement.
John Newman is doing the mason |
work.
Misses Ingrid and Olga Burgeson
arrived here last week from Duluth |
Mimi, where they have been employ
ed the past year to spend their vaca-
tion under the parental roof.
The members of the Swedish Lu-
theram church will hold picnic, Jul |
ly 4th at the old picnic grounds |
The affair will take up the day. Their
will be ample accommodations for all |
and the members of the parish gener
ally are cordially invited to attend |
together with their friends.
T. J. Patrick sold his farm to Bill |
Grassland last week. Mr. Patrick |
will hold an auction at his place on |
July LIST after which he will either |
make Grand Rapids his home or re-
turn to his former home in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Zautl1e, Mrs.
Florence Majdoch, Alice and Anna |
Majdoch, Misses Helen and Rose Bror |
kalla and Peter Bronkalla of MiIwau-
kee were here to attend the Staven-
Bronkalla wedding.
Frank Brehm has returned to Be /
lott after a weeks visit with rela- |
tives and friends
A picnic was held in the Newman |
grove June oath, for the benefit of |
the Swedish Lutheran church. A |
large number from Rudolph We're in |
attendance.
David Anderson who has been en-
ployed at Knife River, Mimi, for a
length of time came home on Tuesday |
to spend the summer, with |
his parents.
Mrs. G. COombs of Sherry spent |
Thursday at the Jacobson home.
Mr. LOTUS of Chicago, H., is in |
our neighborhood buying cattle.
MrsD Johnson visited with Crane |
Rapids friends few days last week.
On Monday, June %, at the Polish |
Catholic church occurred the marriag |
of Miss Martha Miller and Walter |
gepress. After the CEREMONY a big |
wedding celebration was held at the |
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs NJ Miller, which was attended |
by a large crowd Mr.. and Mrs Ce- |
press will make Sigel their home. |
Both of the contracting parties in |
this wedding are we'll known here and |
have hosts of friends who wish them |
success in their welded life.
Peter Duncan arrived here on Wed |
nesday from Grand Rapids to. take |
possession of the farm he purchased |
from VIM. Brostowitz.