Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14


overly a self binder His Collar
bone was broken, one rib and should
Ell blade broken besides severaG bruis
es about the head caused by the hor-
SEES feet. He is under the care OF
Dr.. Waters and Boorman of GRAND
Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson arrived
here from Giltner Nebraska and are
making their home with Mr. John
SONS. parents, Mr. and Mrs Claus
Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur lockwood of
Grand Rapids spent Sunday of last
week at the Dam johnson home.
Misses Clara and Leona LANAI and
Mary Whleirs Of Rudolph visited
friends here over Sunday
Charlie Bloomqliist and family sp-
emit Sunday at Arpin.
Oscar Kronholm came home last
week from Hancock where he has
been employed, to spend the summer
with home folks.
The many friends of Miss Engrid
BUrgeson will be pleased to learn
that she was married to Jim MaIssie
at Knife River, Minnesota recently
We extend congratulations.
Miss Pearl FifieId departed last
week for Eau Claire after having
spent the summer here.
-. Mr. and Mrs VIM. Kronholm of
Merrill are guests of relatives here.
Mrs. Iindstrum of Grand Rapids
Michigan is visiting at the Karl
Kronholm home.
David Anderson, Victor Worlund J.
and A. Jacobson who are employed
at Sherry, attended the B. Y. P. S.
held at the Jacobson home Satur-
day might.
Misses Mary and Jennie Larson
who have BEEN attending summer
school at Stevens Point came home
ON Friday.
Miss Mary Anderson spent last
week at Wausau visiting with
friends.
Mrs. Christensen and son of
Black River Fails are Wishing at the
Pete Johnson home.
Frank Larson. left ON Saturday for
Minneapolis, Mimi, where he has Sc
cured employment.
Miss Floy Berg of Grand Rapids
Sundayed with home folks.
Miss Idas Nordstrum and Miss Eric
K8Ilrose will leave ON Friday for
GRAND Rapids Michigan, having been
guests of relatives here for two
months.
Mrs. F. Fisher of Port Edwards Wis
tied relatives here last week.
Robert Heden and Teddy Linquist
left ON Wednesday, for Rockford H.,
where they will be employed.
Mrs. Sam Nistrum left ON Tuesday
for Waupacu, where she will visit
relatives for a week.
Mrs. Arpin of Grand Rapids visited
ait the Jacobson home last week.
Miss Eva Peterson is home from
Grand Rapids where she has been
attending Business College.
A base ball team from the
Rapids came Cqp Sunday and played
baI with a picked up team here
Chicken chowder was served after
the game and some had d good time
with a key of beer in the woods. 1t
was the noiIsiest crowd that has
come to Rudolph fer a long time
Joe Decker lost a new $500 hat
which could not be found.
Mrs FIant Of New London spent
several days last week with her dau-
ghter, Mrs. Alex Garrow.
There was a large crowd attend
ed the Ice Cream social at the E. F.
u Lodge room Saturday evening all
report a good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Closser De Long and
SON Alvin and sister of Edgar came
down Sunday intheir automobile and
visited at the Peter Akey home to
help them celebrate their 25th we'd
ding anniversary. MIR. and Mrs. De
Long Sr. and daughter Edna return
ed home Sunday evening and Closer
and family will spend several days
here.
" Mrs. Mae Kingston and Hazel Ba-
de spent Thursday and Friday in
Wausau.
VIM Babe and SON Newton spent
Sunday with Mrs. Babe in Wausau
We are pleased to hear she is
getting along fine. She is able to
sit up for hours. at. a time every
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Doughty of Bir
on have moved back ON the farm
john HartjesI was accidentIy shot
in the left arm below the shoulder
and elbow on Sunday afternoon. He
was 7gonig out hunting and stood talk
ing to a neighbor, he was leaning
ON his gun which was near a log
and III some way the gum slipped |
striking the trigger which sent the
shot into his arm. DR.. Jackson was
called and hurried him to the Riv-
erview Hospital n your city The |
arm was not taken off and it is hop
ed it can be saved.
Mrs. Hartjes is staying at the Hos
pitaI with her husband
Mr. and Mrs. De Long Sr. Mr. and |
Mrs. Peter Akey and Mrs. Theodore
De Byl went to the Rapids Sunday af
ternoon in the formers auto and wit |
messed the ball game
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Marceau spent |
Sunday in Biron.
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