Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-06-24
RUDOLPH

RUDOLPH
Ella Grunwald is having a week
vacation from her duties at the DIR.
Jackson home.
Anna JoostHn is working for Mrs.
Jackson this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Omholt re
turned home Saturday evening from
weeks visit in and near MilWau-
kee.
Mrs. Barney st. Denis and daugh-
ter Beatrice were shopping in your
city Saturday.
Mr.. Brighman of Brillion was here
a few days the past week with a
man who bought cattle.
Miss Mary Grab of your city
spent Sunday with friends here.
James Case, manager of the P cor
Farm sent a check for $500 to help
increase the fund to help Father o.
Reilly in his missionary work in S.
Dakota and Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Sdhrickner went
to your city Tuesday noon to see the
son. who underwent an operation for
appendicitis at the hospital in your
city the day before.
Mrs. Mary Morgan and two daugh-
tiers went to your city Tuesday to
see her daughter Lois who underwear,
an operation in the hospital in your
ty the day before.
Pearl Clar spent Sunday and Mon
day in your city visiting her brother
and sister
Mrs. Irving Whitmore and children
are visiting relatives in Grand Rap
ids and Port Edwards. They ex-
pect to return here the last of the
week and will then return to their
home in Ladysmith.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Root went to
your city Sunday evening in their
car.
Len Schneider, Francis st. Denis
who work in Grand Rapids, Wallie
Fill from Port Edwards, all spent
Sunday IN Rudolph.
The concert given in Krebsbaoh' S
hall Sunday afternoon under the di-
rection of the Sisters of the Catho-
lie Oh Joh was well attended and in
all was very good. The school chill
dreli were wei trained aad cid their
parts we'll. Music by Miss Helen Ku
lava piano, John Kujawa violin was
appreciated. Music by Mrs. Neiman
and Miss O'Connor, solos by Mr..
U'CCnnor of Stevens Point, Miss En-
lily Spalenka of Stevens Point, Mrs,
A. J. Kujawa of Rudolph were great
ly appreciated. And the songs by
he Misses Alice Linehan, Louise
Zimmerman, Messrs. Hansen, Line
han, Zimmerman, O'Connor were
very good.
Another concert VIII be given in
Krebsbaclh's hall beginning at 80
Musical talent from Grand Rapids
and Stevens Point is expected to
be present. Admission will be 25c
and 15c.
Emil Haumschild has purchased
Winfield Scott's property and win
take possession July LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Scott are pack
ing their house hold goods and will
move to your city to maize their fu-
ture home.
John Wilkins was a business Wis
itor in your city. Saturday.
! Nick RateIle was a caller in your
city saturday. He went down on
the train and drove back his trot-
ter, which he will race here the 18th
OF July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Sharkey who
are now living in your city spent
Sunday with tine Iady's parents in
Sigel.
Mrs. Geo. W. Baker, Sr., grand
daughter Iona RatelIe, grandson Don
aid Baker, spent Sunday the n,
G. Ratelle home.
Mr. and Mr., w B. Branbury " no
we're married last Thursday in Marsh
field surprised Mr. and Mrs. K. J.
Marseau by coming TO see them on
Thursday and visited until Saturday,
when they left on the noon train
for Park Falls, the gentIeman's
home, where they viii make their
+ ture home
1t is pleasing news to Mrs. Oliver
Akey's many friends to know that
she is able to walk around the house
once more.
A[esdames Title Shattock and NJ.
Elliott were called 10 your city on
sunday aafternoon by the sinking OF
their niece Lottie Richards Mr.. ".
J. Clark took them down in his auto
Mrs. Dominica IRELAND and grand
mother Mrs Meunier came up Thurs
day and visited Mrs. Mathilda Ell
lott. They came up in the formers
auto.
John Kujawa, who has been attend
ing college at Prairie du CHEN the
past year arrived home Friday a.