Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-07
RUDOLPH.

C6IIGuL 1coI tNtu S6IulOIl uUImlS uDbSS
last Sunday. Monday noon he Ieft,for
Lead, S. D., to take up the work
where he left it three months ago,
when he came here, expecting to stay
longer. He was sorry to be called
away
A. J. Kujana was a business call
er in your city Wednesday.
Leonard ST. Denis is able to be
out again, after weeks ILLNESS with
tonsilitis.
Louise Ornholt went to the Rap
ids Wednesday noon to spend the
weekend with her parents.
Mesdemes E. Pltz, L. Ornholt and
sister, Ruby Bates were among the
shoppers i'm your city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Jacoby We're
shopping in your city Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe Marshall and little son
departed Monday evening for Stevens
Point, where she will spend this
week with Mrs. Harry Bowker.
Mr.. Liplle, of WalusaH, lis the new
depot agent to take the place of Joe
Marshall, who is going to farm it
this year.
Mrs. John Weyers and daughter
Priscilla, left here ON the Monday
noon train for Milwaukee, where
they will make their future home.
Ila Morseau and Albert Peterson
spent couple of days last week
with his parents in Siegle.
Mrs. F. Whitman was business
caller here between the Z and 8 80
O. clock trains Thursday
Miss Armetta Babe left ON the
early train Saturday morning for
MunI1wonago, where she has gone to
send some time.
Mrs. o. and L. Ahey were among
the shoppers in your city Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Van de Loop
mourn the death of their two-year-
old baby boy, who died about eleven
o'clock Wednesday a. M The little
cemetery Saturday morning. They
have the sympathy of this community
Louise Ornho1 returned Sunday yaf-
ter spending a few days i'm your city.
She is again at work at Kujawa and
Wilkins store, after a couple weeks
ILLNESS.
Albin Kutawa, of Stevens Point,
spent Friday and Saturday at home
F. Spalenka, of Stevens Point spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Kujawa.
Mrs John Wilkins and two childre
returned home Thursday, after a 3
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs.
Spalinka.,i in Stevens Point.
Mrs. Lee Akey departed Saturday
night for Dakota, where she will
spend some time.
M. A. J. Klujawa Left on the early
Monday morning train for Milwau
kee, where he wild enter the Sacred
Heart Sanitarium for a much need
ed rest He will be gone about a
month. His many friends hope he
will return much improved in health.
VIM Coenen has opened UP a. dry
goods and grocery store i'm the
building recently vacated by Stein
bergs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Livernash
were shopping in your city Monday.
Mrs N G. Ratelle was shopping
in your city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Root and Flor
ence Haunschild were shopping i'm
your city Wednesday.
Alice Morgan is working at the
hotel during housekeeping.
DIR. S. E. Cottrill, of GRAND Rap
ids, was called to attend sick colt
of Leon Baugihman's.
This Tuesday morning at 9 O'Clock
at the Catholic church occurred the
marriage of Frank Kenstem and Miss
Pauline Krommenakker, both of this
place, Rev FIR Van Sever officiating.
Their many friends extend congratu-
lations There Will be free we'd
ding dance in Moreau's hall tomor-
row Wednesday evening.
Rev. FIR. Van Sever and FIR. John
O'Reilly sent Thursday in Your city,
visiting FIR. Redimg.
Mrs. N G. Ratelle was shopping
in your city Monday.
The proprietors of the creamery
and cheese factory here that Frank
Root is RUNNING, were here ON bust
ness last Tuesday.