Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-03-22

| MoSlnee spent the past week al TIE
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick Marseau.
Mrs. J. J, Rayome Of your city came
up Thursday evening and visited
friends for several days.
VIM. Coenen was a business caller
in Wausau Thursday.
Pearl Clark of your city spent Sat
urday and Sunday at home.
Mrs Irvie Rayome returned Thurs
day evening from your city where she
visited for several days at the Joe
Kirkland home
Our graded school was flying new
flag for the first time on Monday. One
which the board recently purchased.
Miss Vida Sharkey of your city
spent Sunday at home.
Prof. ChiIlrud was a Grand Rapids
caller Saturday.
Theresa Hoover returned to her
work at Coenen's store after being
laid up with a sore hand for thepast
month
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Clark went to
your city Friday night where they
will make their future home.
Alvera and Nora Jensen and Gladys
Ratelle were in your city Saturday.
Ed. Sharkey returned home Satur-
day from Boulder Junction where he
has spent the winter He disposed of
his team up there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrum Stratton de-
parted Friday night for their home in
home of the latter's brother, DR.. J.
Jackson.
his home in Port Edwards and at the
hospital in your city with his father.
Mrs. Jones of Park Falls is visiting
her daughter Mrs. R. A. Wagers.
Fred Pitt, drawn as one of the jury
men from Rudolph began counting on
Monday.
Nick Marseau and family have NOV
e dto Mosinee where they will live on
farm one and one-half miles out of
the town.
Grover Akey has rented the Ed.
Sharkey farm better known as the
Newbore place.
Chas. Hassel and John Johnson de-
parted Monday for Madison 10 attend
the Bankers-Farmers Convention.
The people of this place were sorry
to hear of the death of an old resident
Mrs. Winfield Scott which occurred
at her home in Shiocton last week.
Albin Kujawa, who has been work
ing for Selmer Hassell is at home a
gain.
R. B. Ogilivie departed Monday noon
for business trip to Madison and Mil
waukee.
Nick Ratelle and brother Arsene and
son Lloyd took one horse, one calf and
II head of COWS to Grand Rapids on
Tuesday for a stock buyer, who had
been thru these parts buying stock to
ship to Maryland.
The old settlers of this place who
knew Grandma Hecox were panied to
hear of her death which occurred on
Sunday at her home in Spokane, Wash
Mrs. Title Shattock went to your
city Tuesday noon to spend several
weeks with her sister Mrs. N. J. Rich
ards.
Mrs. Chas. Imig is suffering with an
attack of the grippe.
Leo Mroz of your city spent Sunday
here
We are having beautiful spring
weather so far this week after our
hard time of the past week
We saw a train go north aboutnoon
on Monday the first train that had
gone thru since last Tuesday noon.
Why, even the school children wereso
surprised they had to go to the win
dow to see it so long since they had
seen a train.
The worst blockade the St. Paul
R. R. ever had. tied them up the past
week. Last Tuesday and Wednesday
were bad consisting of rain and snow
and a terrible wind and then Friday
and Saturday were something fierce.
The freight train of IA cars that got
stalled on Tuesday so the 7 o'clock
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