Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-09-20
PERSONAL.

''St VI q Wv IHO-cCdISu surrey.
J. w Cameron Of milwaukee,. WA:
in he city Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Judge Gaynor returned Satur
day from her visit with friends il
Madison.
Geo. \. Wood has sold the Johr
Biskey forty Of land to Henry Brown
for 800
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Keefe of
MOsinee are visiting friendSin Rudolph
and Grand Rapids.
Mrs. James kiley and two children
of Oshkosh are visiting Mrs [.
Fournier this week.
Miss Anna Mcmillan left Saturday
to resume her duties as teacher in the
city schools Of Marinette. Wis.
Mrs. Ray has moved into the house
on Front street, East side, adjoining
the residence of Mrs. Chas. Dougherty.
Oscar Bandeline, tie we'll known
pitcher of the Minneapolis base ball!
team returned to his home here We'd
neSday.
Attorney ". E. Wheelan returned
from his outing at MinocQua last
week and is again looking after his
legal business.
We have just learned of the arrival
OF son born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Morrill, at March, Wis. Both
are doing nicely.
James r. Henderson has q new
house in course of erection upon the
eighty acres of land recentlyp urchased
of Geo. n. Wood.
Henry TOtzke is home from LeOna.
Wis, where he has been in the employ
OF W. d. Conner in the construction
of new Saw-mill.
Mrs. Oswald Voyer of junction CITY
visited her mother, Mrs. II. Lafabvre.
and sister, Mrs. L. NJ. Nash, the latter
part of last week.
Miss Mayme,i daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Conway of the West side,
will attend the University of WiscOn-
sin the coming year.
Messrs. E. E. Winch, F. A. Cadv and
John White of Marshfield were in the
city Monday on business somewhat
connected with politics.
Stephen D. Brazeau left at noon TO
day for Ann ArbOr Mich, where he
will enter the medical college and take
a course in medicine.
J. B. Last of Green Bay was in the
city Tuesday looking after business
for the Green Bay &Western r. r. Co.,
of which he is general pasSe niger agent.
Richard Wipperman started for
Madison today where he will spend a
week or ten days undergoing the ex-
crutiating test in student life-the
examinations.
Misses Iona and Maurine Johnson
and Viola Garrison started for Mil
Waukee Monday evening where they
will enter the Milwaukee DOwner
college.
Clarence Snyder, agent of the NJ. & S.
+. road at this place, took a short
vacation the first of the week and went
to st. Paul for few days visit with
friends.
S. E. Love has resigned his position
as fireman on the switch engine of the
Green Bay road at this place, and went
to Kaukauna Monday to look after
another position.
Walter D. Corrigan of Plainfield,
district attorney of WaShara county
spent Sunday in the city, registered at
the Dixon House. He is fine appear
ing young fellow.
Edw. J. Whitney left here the first
of the week for ST. Louis, Mo-, to de-
liver the last raft of lumber for the
season. He expects to board the raft
at Dubuque, Iowa.
Miss Ida Allen of Portage City re-
turned Sunday evening to resume her
duties as trimmer in the millinery
establishment of Miss Grace Gets
on the West Side.
DR.. a. L. Ridgman and family left
noon for Madison. Mimi. and
weeks. which they will spend with
relatives and friends.
Misses Winnie and Bertha PodawiItz
returned Monday from two weeks
outing which they spent with friends
at Winona. Mimi, and where they had
d most enjoyable visit.
The Grand Rapids Creamery at
-Four Mile Creek is closed down for
necessary repairs and the addition of
new machinery. 1t will be operating
again in three or four weeks.
K. NJ. Beeston, who has been with
the firm of SpaffOrd, Cole & co. on the
East Side for some time entered the
employ of Johnson. Hill & Co. Mon
day morning on the West Side.
Bruce Kelly, who has charge of the
shipping department of the Northern
Paper company at Long Tail Point.
near Green Bay, arrived Tuesday for
a few days visit with his family.
Ed Smith who has for SO many
years been connected with the meat
markets Of this city, came down from
Mercer and spent the fore part of the
week with his family on the East
side.
Mrs. Henry Cutshall and Mrs. Vira
Roschi, sister and niece Of r. E.
Mcfarland, returned to their home in
Meadville, Pennsylvania, last Monday
after a two weeks visit with relatives
in this city.
Geo. z. Compton, of the class of 1900
Howe High School, is learning tele-
graphy at North Wisconsin Junction
on the Northwestern line. George
boards at Hudson, three miles distant
from the Junction.
Mrs. A. L. Gross and her daughter,
Mrs. Lou Davis, were visitors at the
State Fair in Milwaukee the past
week. Mrs. Davis. OH her return
home, stopped at Necedah for few
DAYS visit with friends