Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-11-06

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Louie Joosten spent Saturday in
Junction city.
Albin Kujawa spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents.
Kujawa & Wilkins are moving into
their new store.
Mrs. Peter Akey and son. Howard,
departed Saturday noon for Edgar,
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Elsie
'De Long. Mr.. Akey will go up
Wednesday and visit and they will
also visit relatives in Merrill be-
fore their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Hizzy stopped
here on the way home from the
southern part of the state, where
they had been to visit his relatives.
They spent Thursday with her par
entS. Mr.. and Mrs ]. Bowker, and
departed Thursday evening for their
home in Wakefield, Mich.
w. J. Clark departed Thursday to
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Miss Floy Margeson. teacher in
District No. /. entertained her school
children at a Halloween party on
| Thursday afternoon at the school
house. Diving for apples in pail
of water, eating apples that suspend
ed on strings, hunting peanuts,
scrambling for apples, were some of
the sports, enjoyed by the children,
Harold Clark departed Thursday,
evening for Pepin, where he has gone
to work in creamery as second man
Miss Winnie Baker was quite sick
Wednesday and Thursday at the
home of her neice, Mrs. N. G. Ra-
telle.
Joe Decker and Alvin Jindra spent
Thursday in Marshfield.
Workmen are getting along fine
on Elmer B. Crotteau's new house.
The Milladore Creamery burned
down Monday afternoon, causing
quite a loss, as all the weeks butter
was still there. Willie Clark and
Hayse, who run the creamery, had
gone to dinner. and it was afire the
| next they saw of it, and were unable
to save anything. Will had some
auto repairs there and two new auto
tires were burned
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Clark and
daughter Pearl, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clark went to Port Edwards Sunday
and visited at the Millenbach home
and also visited Mrs. Irwin Whit
more.
| Donald Golan went to Merrill on
Thursday evening to visit his father,
who is clearing his farm near the
city. He will visit until Monday
evening.
There was no school in District
No, Friday and Monday on account
Of the teacher going away.
Wilfred LeMai has the sympathy
of this community in the death of
the little 5 months old twin. who
was left when its mother died. 1t
has not been well this fall, and
passed away Thursday morning, Oct.
| Both.
Miss Floy Margeson went to her
home in Grand Rapids, Thursday, an
Friday morning she and her sister,
Bessie, departed on the early morn
ing train for Beloit, to attend the
marriage of their brother, Dan, who
will be married Saturday. Floy will
stop at Milwaukee and Chicago and
will return Monday, while Bessie will
make an extended visit.
w. J. Clark returned home Satur
| day evening from Ra.cine.
N. G. RatelIe was a business caller
in Grand Rapids Saturday.
Mrs. John Wilkins spent Friday in
Stevens Point. ~
The remains Of little Geo. Blain
LeMai, were laid at rest in the
cemetery here in Rudolph, Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ed. Warner and son Wilbur.
visited from Saturday until Wednes-
day with Mrs Warmers sister, Mrs,
Llewelyn Garrison in Thorpe.
Louie Livernash has been selling
some fine apples. They are the Wolf
River and they are some apple. He
had rs bushels of this variety. And
say by the way, some one wentinto
his corn field at night and husked
corn and took it away. Some report
that it must be the work of gypsies.
Denis Ratelle is helping Mr. Clark
at the feed mill on grinding days.
until Arthur comes.
Mrs Tony Keyzer was shopping in
Grand Rapids Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Omholt have
moved to Mukwonago, where Alfred
has a job working for a farmer.
It is reported the rooms vacated
by the Omholt family are already
rented. Do we hear the wedding
bells finging?
Mrs. Dan Mccormick of Chicago
Heights. H., visited her sister, Mrs.
Oliver Akey and has gone to Merrill
to visit and will return the last Of
this week.
Mr.. Miller, who bought the Potter
farm. will be here Wednesday to
close the deal.