Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-10-11
RUDOLF Ri

Mrs. Oliver Akey was called to Mer-
rill last Monday evening by the seri-
Gus illness Of her uncle, Mr.. Herrick.
Len Arts Of DePere came Wednes-
day evening to visit at the Theo Tim
norman home.
Mrs. Len Schneider Of Biron spent
Wednesday at the home of her par
ents. Wednesday evening she left
for Tony, Wis to visit her husbands
relatives.
Mrs. Thereon Stalker was surprised
Saturday noon by having her father
Mr.. Pike, her brother, sister and two
cousins arrive from Oxford, in their
car. They returned home Sunday.
Our first snow storm is falling to-
day, Tuesday, Oct. 9th. We have had
real cold weather of late. We hope
this is not winter yet. If we could
only send some of this weather to the
boys in Texas, where it is 105 degrees
in the shade they would appreciate it.
DR.. and Mrs J. A. Jackson autoed
to Mosinee Friday to look for a
house to move into. We are all sorry
to think they want to leave Rudolph.
Mr. John Wilkins and wife, Mrs. A.
j. Kujawa, autoed to Stevens. Point
Sunday afternoon to take the ladies
mother, Mrs. SpaIenka home, who had
spent the week with her daughters.
Lloyd Ratelle returned home Satur-
day from Port Edwards where he
spent the week.
Len Arts returned to his home in
West DePere, and returned here last
Saturday night accompanied by his
brother Peter who will assist him in
putting up the new bank. Mr.. Arts
and Theo. Zimmerman have taken the
contract.
ice Grandshaw came down from Mo
since Wednesday noon and returned
home Thursday evening accompanied
by his wife who had spent the week
here.
Last Friday afternoon hail fell to
cover the ground. There was no big
storm with it.
Mrs. Arthur Clark and baby left
Friday evening for Merrill called
there by the serious illness of her
grandfather, Mr.. Herrick.
Lloyd Ratelle returned home last
week Monday noon from Merrill
where he spent a week. He departed
Monday afternoon for Port Edwards
TO dig potatoes.
Mr.. Radloff who bought the Oma-
holt farm last spring was seriously
Il and was taken to Watertown, his
old home, the first of last week and
died there on Thursday The remain
Ter Of his family who had stayed here
went down to attend The funeral.
Mrs. Cora Lavaque and son of Mer-
rill are visiting friends here.
Miss Mary Grab left Tuesday morn
ing for Wausau to visit friends.
The chicken chowder party in
Krebsbach's hall Sunday afternoon and
evening was well attended and all re-
port a goo dtime. $145.00 was taken
in and the expenses won't amount to
more than $500. It was given by the
Catholic church society.
Miss eParl Clark is the proud po-
SCISSOR Of new piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Rocheleau, Mrs
Adele LeMay and Mrs. Cora Lava
que Of your city autoed here Sunday
to the chicken chowder
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n Richards, daugh-
ter CordeIia and friend of your city
autoed here Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and RMS. Warren of the Com
mercial House in your city spent Sun
day here.
Pete Schneider of Tony and Len
Schneider Of Biron spent Sunday at
the n. G. Ratelle home. Pete is work
ing on the new bank.
Otto Flaig's barn in south Rudolph
was burned to the ground Friday. The
cause Of the fire was spontaneous
combustion. It is a serious loss at
this time of year.