Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-29
RuDOLPH

RUDOLPH
The people OF this place we're sorry
IL, hear CT the death of Mrs. Rosa
lie Miles, sister Of Nick and Arsene
BateIIe. Mrs. ROsaIie Miles was a
daughter of Damase R8telIe Of this
place ana was born in Rudolph on
Aug goth, 1871, and was married to
Edgar Mile sAug. 1, 1898, in Ashland
Wis, where she was living with her
brother, Marcel at the time Of her
marriage. They moved to Rhmelan-
der about sixteen years ago, at
which place Mr.. Miles tied Z years
ago in March and she died in
Bhinelander Apr. 2O,1915. She leaves
six chfIdrne, all of whom have found
good homes.
Besides her children, she leaves to
MOURN her death three brothrs, N.G
ard Arsene Of Rudolph, NJ J. of
California and four sisters, Mrs.
Mary RateIle andM rs. Beatrice Nc
DowelI of Portland, Ore, Mrs. Rose
Reilly of Harrison, Ark, Mrs. Carrie
PolebitsIi of Rhinelander. The fu-
neral services took place at the Gath
olic church in Rhinelander Friday
morning and the remains We're laid
at rest in the cemetery by the side
OF her husband. The sympathy of the
! friends of the bereaved relatives is
extended to them in their sad affIic-
tion.
Mr. Lima RateIIe and Agnes Rich
ARDS Miles of Loyal were called to
Rhinelander Wednesday by the death
of thee formers sister law and the
two latters mother, Mrs. Resale
Miles. On Saturday Agnes and Rich
ard returned to Loyal with their aunt
and Richard will make his home
with her and Agnes will live with
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Christensen in
Loyal.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Ratelle rteurn-
ed home Saturday from Rhinelander,
where they were called by the death
of the formers sisterJ0
Fred Locker is yrey much improv-
ed at the present writing.
DR.. Jackson has reciveed his new
3 passenger Overland car and it r.
a dandy.
The ladies of tn eMoravian Catho-
lie Aid Societies will meet with. Mrs.
J. A. Jackson Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Grashorn of Junction City
yame down Saturday noon. to see her
sister, MRS. Oliver Akey. She returne
Sunday noon accompanied by Mrs.
There was a big dance in Krebs-
bachs Hall Monday night. All report
a fine thine.
A thirteen year old Van Whitening
boy is very low with inflammation Of
the brain.
The farmers around here are all
busy in the fields. Some have SOW
iEg done, but not through yet. This
s lovely weather for blowing.
DR.. Jackson sold his old auto to
crank Krause in SigeI last week
The story goes that one day tthe doe
yor called up Frank and told him he
vas goirg over to see him and it
wouldn't.cost. him anything either, but
say do you know it cost him $3.50.
| Emil Haumschnd has purchased a
new ) passenger Ford. He took his
miIy over to AIilIadore Sunday for
ride.
Fred KOrach has traded his saloon
here for one in 1Iauston. He and
his wife made trip to Mansion
where they spent Sunday. Miss
Florence Haumschild kept house for
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Piltz left Sat
urday noon for Mauston and returned
Monday night.
John Meyers received word that
his brother Franks wife had passed
away at their home in Prentice
Louie Van den HenveI bought
team OF ponies of the horsetraders
last week.
Mr.. and RMS. Winifred Scott and
daughter Alma returned home Friday
from a three weeks visit in Shoe
ton.
Mesdames Geo. Elliott and TUT
field Akey were visitors at the n.
G. Richard home in Grand Rapids
Friday afternoon.
Mrs, John Linehan departed for
Lena,I H., Sunday evening to attend
the funeral Of a cousin.
Fred Piltz put lightning rods on
Babe Crotteaus barn last week.