Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-08-31
Mrs. Dwight Huntington entertained

MIS-. Dwight Huntington entertainer
the Cong'l Ladies Aid society yesterday.
Mrs. E. Merritt and daughter, of
Appleton, niece Of Mrs. J. B. Has
brouck, attended the wedding of Miss
Anna Hasbrouck In this CITY on Tues
day.
Miss Maud Tibbits returned from her
visit to the Worlds fair Yesterday. Her
father went to. Chicago and accompanied
her home.
Mr.. Isaac WItter and sister expect to
leave for the Worlds fair Monday re-
turning from there to Madison in time
to enter the University at the beginning
of the fall term.
Mrs. Chas. Blake, Of Los Angeles,
California, is expected next week to
visit friends and relatives. She will be
the guest of her sister Miss Stella
jackson.
Misses Lucy Woodwork, Grace
Balderston, Maud Thompson, Mary
Edwards, Grace Gets, May Emmons
and Mrs. Lou Davis returned Monday
after weeks visit at the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Presley Demarais. Of lIinnea-
polls, arrived Tuesday for visit to
friends and relatives in the Twin cities.
Presley was born and reared here and a
warm welcome is accorded him by those
who have known him longest. He is
the guest of Mrs. S. Demarais.
J. Sargent, Of Marshfeld, drew his
savings from the bank and deposited in
a bureau drawer where q thief drew it
out without the formallty of q check.
And Mr.. Sargent now wishes he had
trusted his small sum of cash to the
bank while longer.
Thomas Stevenson. of Woodruff,
Mimi. made ar unsuccessful ATTEMPT to
end his own life by stabbing says a St.
Paul paper. He is reported as former
resident of Rhinelander. Query.-I5
it Tom Stevenson our former towns
man who has at last reached the verge
Of reckless despair?
Miss Daniels. Of GEORGIA snnn+
several DAYS visiting her relatives the
famiIv of Mr. M 6 pro+t ., 0ol- ond
Milwaukee Streets last week. This is
Miss Daniels first visit north, Mrs,
Henry Curran, her cousin, of Stevens
Point, met her at the Worlds Fair and
entertained her during her visit in that
city.
RTossrs sa+b snoaord o,,d WIFI po-,
mond took q snir 70 R,,doInb o7,d hoc1-
ON their wheels snndov ios+ Tbaso
snins 70 oiobhorinn +orrns aro hoaon,
ing very numerous and certainly afford
very pleasant and wholesome recreation
to our wheelmeD from cares Of dailv
toll. The roads have been esneciaIIv
GOOD on account Of the drv season
Corl Dono1dson 81 47,o a7.au g 900 e
the Howe Hiob School Who hosa r,oai
tioD with 1,,n,ho, oor,,,a,,,- -, pI i
lander is q welcome visi+oT j., Tho Tr-i,,
$780, IT. -on-1
serious illness of his mother who is on
the gain again and viii soon be in her
accustomed place. Carl returns this
week.
Mr.. Geo. Laufer, the GOOD natured,
popular clerk in Stafford Cole and
Lipke's great bio store. is takino an
earned vacation visiting relatives near
Chicago. GEORGE is q steady. conrteons
and obiging fellow who has won MANY
friends and customers in his long career
Dehind the counter lie Will also visit
the W oFlo Falf snort Tune before re-
turning 10 MS ouIeS III This city.
Messrs. Gus and Lewis Smith, of
Alabama, and Perez Smith, of San
Antonio, Texas, brothers of Mrs. John
DAILY were guests at the DAILY homestead
the early part of the week. They
visited the Fair before coming here and
also spent some time with their brother
Mahlen in Friendship. These gentle
men are annual visitors in Grand
Rapids
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city this morning. They are making
short farewell visit with the family of
the former, before taking their de- |