Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-08-25
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| MlCHIgdu several WEEKS d2O.
Miss Katie Weiland came over from
Appleton Saturday to spend a wee
with her sisters, Mrs. j. B. Arpin an
Mrs. n. Reiland.
Miss Belle Long Of Pittsyille' ant
Miss Maud Snow Of DeXteryille ar
among the pretty school MANS attend
ing the institute in Centralia thi
week.
Mrs. F. 4. Achill1 and son departed
Tuesday afternoon to join her HUSBAND
in Chicago and from there they will 9
to Cincinnati, Ohio. She expects to b.
absent sometime.
Miss Mabel FiIaatreau Of Rhineland
er was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Franl
Dudley in Centralia last week. Mis-
Fileatreau left Saturday to visit friend
at Marquette, Mich.
Miss Cecile Mccarthy, guest of Mrs
Thos. Doyle in Rhiuelander for The
past week, was pleasantly surprised b.
a large number of young people III tha
city Monday evening. Miss Mccarthy
was given nice party.
John Horton of Plainfeld was a CUES
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. T. W
Kruger, on Saturday He has beer
visiting another daughter, Mrs. jacob
| Searls, on the marsh this week and vii
stop IN Grand Rapids d few days return
| ing.
Mosinee Times: Mrs Peter Rock
stead, Of Grand Rapids, and Mrs. Nick
Beaver, of Marshfeld arrived in the
village, Tuesday, and Will spend couple
of weeks visiting their brothers Charles
and Louis Bernier and sister, Mrs
Frank Best
Harry Gardner, Miss Mabel Gardner
and Miss Celia Burr started on a bicycle
trip to Milwaukee Monday morning, 60
ing as far as Amherst junction by rail.
They will visit relatives along the route
and expect to return in the same man
ner they went. .-' -. 'rs
Mr.. and Mrs. [. P. TiffauIt of Marsh
field were guests of County Clerk Renne
and family from Thursday last until
Monday of this week. They We're
entertained one day while here fishing
on the old "Wisconse' at the Club
house at Crooked Drift. ....s .....
Married. By Rev. Peterson at the
MOrayian church this Thursday
afternoon, Miss Edith Pagels, formerly
clerk in Cohen Bros. store, to Mr..
Otto Hentchel. The congratulation
Of their many friends in the twin
cities are in order.
Mrs. II. II. Voss and Miss Laura
Reeves are expected home from Du-
buque, Iowa, next Monday. They
have spent four weeks ia a special
teachers course at summer school get
ting the fine points of Normal method
in kindergarten and primary work.
Mrs. Geo. T. Rowland and Younger
daughter, Myrtle, arrived home the
first of the week from their trip to
Canada, Niagara Falls, Chicago and
other points Of interest. Mrs. Rowland
and daughter are both in excellent
health and report a most interesting
and enjoyable trip.
Carl Olson, telegraph operator at the
Green Bay 4 Western depot, agent A.
d. Hill and Express agent Chas. Philleo
made a bicycle run to Stevens Point
Sunday morning. The latter two re-
turned awheel the same day and Olson
boarded the train for a short business
trip to Burlington, Wis.
The young man who lost his bat the
other night while stealing apples in the
the home, prove property and take
same away. He might just as well have
that hat as not. Haste makes
waste, SO the boy has learned, but of
course haste was the only cap6r when
Matthew was on the trail.
Herman Wipperman departed We'd
neSday morning for Richland county
in the southeastern corner of North
Dakota. He will stay with his uncle.
NJ. A. Wipperman at Wahpeton until
Oct. l, when he will teach a nine
months term of school at MantadOr,
in the same county, a few miles from
his UnCle's home.
Mrs. H. L. Bigford and three child
rem of Hortonville were entertained at
the homes of Messrs A. NJ Muir and E,
S. Renne during the past week. They
departed Tuesday moaning Master
Bigford succeeded iii landInga beauty j
pound bass up river during his stay,
while enjoying an outing with his young
friends Kirk Muir and Lynn Renne.
Corporal Ray G. Sherwood of tCom-
pany [, Camp Douglas, returned to his
duties Tuesday, having passed
a six day furlough il getting acquainted
with his little son. born Aug. 18th at the
home of his wife's parents, Mr. and |
Mrs. Jasper Crotteau, Rudolph. Ray
says that many of the officers and sold |
iers at Camp Douglas look for orders |
sending them to the Philippines, but |
he is of the opinion that they will |
soon be mustered out the service and |
allowed to return home.
Miss Mayme Conway, accompanied |
by the four bright little children of her |
widowed brother, J. J. Conway Of |
Orient, South Dakota, has been visiting |
her parents and relatives in Rudolph |
and Centralia since Friday evening.
Miss Conway has been absent in the
western town inst one year and she re-
marked on her home coming that Wis
consin trees and rivers were indeed a
sight in contrast with the mo-
notouous prairie stretches. She will re-
turn to Orient with the children in
her charge after a few weeks stay here.
Merrill Advocate: Miss Mabel |
McCamley of Grand Rapids is visiting
at the home of her uncle, James
McCamley on the west side. Edward
DAILY, son of John DAILY, the lumber
man OF Grand Rapids, has been visiting
with Lloyd King for the past week. Mrs.
Harry Burt Of Rhinelander and Mrs.
Walter Burt, Beloit, are guests at the
home of their sister, Mrs W. L. Holden.
Miss Maude GaGnOn came back from
Grand Rapids Saturday morning, where
she has been visiting with friends and
the most of the summer. Miss
Mary Merrill, stenographer for the fl,
W Wright Lumber Co., departed for
Grand Rapids Saturday evening for a
short visit with Miss Laura Canning.
She returned Monday morning.
Excursion Rates on the Green Bay Line.
For the annual tournament North
Eastern Band association at Clinton
vile, fare and onc-third for round trip
on Anm Is To 81 I-imilel To Sent ]