Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-08-16
PERSONAL.

DR.. SimOnSOn Of IOmah was in the
city Sunday visiting friends.
Geo. DeIap of MarshfeId spent few
days in the city early in tue week.
Charley Tibbits came to the city
Saturday for short visit with friends.
W. F. Sanderson went to St. Paul
Tuesday evening on a business trip.
Ben Closuit spent several days the
first Of the week at the Chain O. Lakes.
Miss Mamie Gray returned from her
visit to BabCOck and PittsvilIe Monday
evening.
C. Fl. Finley of the town of Seneca
was in the city Tuesday on business
at the county seat.
Olive King of Stevens Point is in
the city, guest Of the Collier family
on the West Side.
Louise and Herman Brown went to
Waukau Saturday for two weeks
visit with their sister.
DR.. Henry Berard and wife Of Chi.
CagO are in the city guests Of his
brother LuCian and family.
Miss Mabel Hamilton was in Stevens
Point Friday and Saturday taking eye
treatment from DR.. j. W. Bird.
Miss Minnie Polensky of the Dixon
House has gone home to her parents
in the town of Sigel for a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zeaman and
children went to Dancy Saturday to
spend Sunday with relatives in that
city.
Miss Dora Armstrong Of Denver,
Colorado, was the guest of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Geo. W. Davis for day the past
week.
Miss Beatrice Belanger and Miss
Griffith of Stevens Point are in the
, city guests Of the family Of Charley
GOuger.
Mrs. Thos. KellS of the East Side
left Tue day afternoon for visit with
, relatives in the Province Of Quebec,
Canada.
. Miss Nellie and Mrs. Ed. Vincent
returned from Chiffon Monday even
ing after short visit with friends
in that city.
/ Miss Julia Collier, her two nepheWS
who have been visiting here and little
! Lenora Slattery went to PeShtigo
Wednesday to visit relatives.
|, Ray Sherwood went down to
WauDaca Tuesday where he will assist
. the Post Publishing Co. for time as
an outside hustler for business.
! Mrs. S. L. Alexander, Cranberry
street. returned home from Menom-
inee, after an extended visit with
relatives and friends in that city.
II. H. Voss is again running the
ranch alone. Mrs VosS started
Thursday for ten days visit with
relatives and friends in Tomah.
Geo Rouse departed Sunday night
! to his duties with the Northwestern
Consolidated Milling Co. of Chicago
: after a weeks visit at home in this
q city.
1 Oscar Crotteau came home last week
D from Merrill and WauSau where he
4 was on a short vacation and is again
. looking after his duties in COhen'S
store.
4 AL. Menier left for Burcc on the 500
: line Saturday to enter the employ of
the Arpin Hardwood Lumber Co. His
wife will visit her parents in Water
town, Wis.
J. Wallace Nc Cready of Spring Green
!, stopped over to visit his Uncle T. J.
| Cooper Tuesday, cnrOute to AbbOtS-
| ford where he has position in the
/ pOStOt1iCe.
| f. j. Wood, cashier of the Wood
County National bank, departed Tues
day noon to attend a session of the
/ bankers of the state in Milwaukee.
He returns today.
| Mr. JOanneS of the firm of JOanneS
Bros. of Green Bay, we'll known
1 wholesale grocery house, has been in
| the city few days this week looking
after the trade here.
Mrs. Lillian Fontainc and daughter
| Ruth took their departure Tuesday
for Minneapolis and Faribault, Min
| neSOta, to be absent two weeks on d
| visit with relatives.
VIM. Walker and daughter of Spring
| Creek were guests Tuesday at the
home of r. NJ. Beeston. They returned
Wednesday. Mr.. Walker is brother
! in-law of Mr.. BecstOn.
DR.. Frank Pomainyille, VIII Scott
| and Edward ]. Whitney left Monday
afternoon in a row boat for the Dells
of Wisconsin. They will spend about
! d week camping out and fishing en-
route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman BOetcher de-
/ parted Wednesday overland with theil
horse and carriage for Milwaukee.
They expect to make several stops on
/ the way and will be absent about
! three weeks
\ j. p. Scott of the old Lumber firm
! of Clark & Scott is spending part OF
the summer with friends in Rudolph
His home is now at Dubuque. but he
still has fancy for old Wood county
scenes and people.
Lee Love, who has been employed at
BabcOck, Wis, as assistant foreman
in the round house. has been promoted
to a position as cashier and book
keeper in the Merrill station. He
went to Merrill Tuesday to assume his
new duties.
Mrs. L. d. Cronk and daughter
Esther of South Superior are visiting
with Mrs. 7. J. Cooper for Il couple OF
weeks. Mrs Cronk will be remem
bered as Miss Douglas, former
teacher of Grand Rapids and sister OF
Mrs. Cooper.
Al. Sutor. First Lieu. of the
Marshfeld Co, Second Regiment, i,
with his company this week at Caml
Douglas. Albert Crawford of the
\ MarShtield & Southeastern, a member