Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-08
SIGEL

Charley. Larson arrived here last
week from Rosine and will visit
homefCGRs for an indefinite time.
Miss Rose Perch, who is at
tending training school at Grand
Rape3s, lis enjoying weeks vaca-
tion with friends here.
Mrs. Robert Weeks and son Rus
sen of Altdorf, left ON Tuesday for
their home after a brief visit with
her mother HRS. John Larson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verhurst arrived
here on Monday from Sheboygan and
have taken possession of the farm
which they purchased from Martin
dim recently
Miss Mary Anderson left last
week for Chicago fter spending four
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Anderson. Miss Anderson
viii again be employed as nurse.
John Tempas has recently finished
a course at the agricultural school at
Madison.
Mrs. Dave sbarhey is on the
sick list.
Edgar WorIund of Grand Rapids
is here to spend a few weeks visit
ing at tire Cart Kronholm home.
Frank Cronk died Monday might fol
lowing an opeatiorn in the hospital
at Wlausau. The announcement of his
detfI cme ais a great shock to his
many friends here as it was not
generally known that he was serious
ly i'll The remains were brought to
GRAND Rapids ON Tuesday and were
shipped to Eagle, Wis, the former
home Of the deceased. Mr.. Cronk
recently Bought the Matt Prince
farm. THE bereawed family have the
sympathy of this community.
Miss Lone Larson came home on
Thursday night from GRAND Rapids
to spend a week with homefolks.
Miss Ella Burgeson left on Fri
day for GRAND Rapids to spend a
few days at the Rev. ]. Nordling
home.
David and Ernest Anderson were
Friday guests at the Lereoux home
at Shrery.
Miss Ina Kronholm is visiting rel
atives at Merrill
Mrs. Andrew Palm returned Tues
day to her home at Port Edwards af-
ter a pleasant visit OF a week
with relatives and friends here.
he funeral of the deceased, Henry
Smallrbook, Sr. who died on Tuesday
March 30 occurred IN Friday. Mr.
SmaubroOlz was born in Germany and
has been in this country for forty
nine years, and was at his death So
+. IF age. The nearest reIc5i YES.
vino MOURN his death are his three
children George of Grand Rapids,
Henry of Port Edwards and Ms.
George Otto of Sigel.
Miss Jennie Larsen rrived home
5~re- on Friday from Marshfbeld and
iii be a guest at the Jens Larson
home for a few days.
Miss Jennie Larsen arrived here
Friday from MarshfieId and Win be
a guest at the Jens Larson home
for few days.
Mrs. Ole Hollstrum Lett ON Wednes,
day for Port Edwards where she will
visit at the Palm, Bogre and Holt
| strum homes for a week.
Martin OIin and family VITO re
Gently sold their farm to arty
from Sheboygan left last week for
Grand Rapids to reside ard have
rented the old Austin home on the
Rudolph road.
/ Axel F'orslund has returned home
from GIidden where he has been
employed for a length eff time
Andrew Nordstrum has built a
new kitchen to his home.
John Heden is busy hauling lun-
Der 1Or a new barn which - CON
templates to erect this spring
Mrs. J. Worlund, ST., Of Grand
Rapids is visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Larkin and son
HarlO, have gone to Fond du Lac
where they intend making their fu-
ure home.
Mrs. Frank Cronk is home from
Wausau where she has been spending
q few dys.
Miss Ruth Eenricson entertained a
few Of her friends for afternoon cof-
fee ON Saturday.
Miss Signe Heden of PittsviIle
came here on Friday to spend the
week end with home folks.
The Easter program given by the
Sunday school children at church
was q great success