Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-09-27

Miss Laura Schmitt is expected to
arrive here Friday. She will open
her millinery store, which has been
closed during the summer, next
Monday.
Edw., son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
DAILY, went to WauSau Monday where
he will enter TOland'S Business
University for course in commercial
studies.
Carl T. MadSen who has been spend
ing the summer in New York City
and Buffalo, n. Y, has returned to
pursue his studies at the state Tn
iverSity.
Fred Beell, of Marshfield, the wrest-
Ter was here on Tuesday, and it is ru-
mored that he was looking the city
over with view of holding his next
match here.
August Rege and wife of Babcock
were visiting relatives here about
over Sunday. August is the conductor
who had his clothes and money stolen
a few weeks ago.
Misses Tressa and Anna Schmitt of
Merrill were in the city over Sunday
visiting their sister, Mrs. NJ. A.
BOgOger. They were returning from
visit to Chicago.
Mrs Biebel land Mrs. Mather of
Oshkosh are at Mrs. G. j. Kruger's.
The ladies are sisters of Mrs. Baker,
who is very sick at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Kruger.
Edgar Bailey of Vesper left on the
noon train Wednesday for Milwaukee
on a business trip. Mrs. Bailey started
the same day for Wausau where she
will spend few days visiting.
Mrs. j. NJ. Meunier and children
who have been enjoying a long visit
with Mrs. JIM. Thorn, Mrs. Meunier's
mother, in this city, started for their
home in Tomahawk, Thursday.
j. II. Landlord of Winnebago City,
a brOther-in-law of O. J. Leu, was in
the city few days the past week,
from Friday until Monday, visiting
Superintendent Leu and others.
Mrs. LaVaque, mother of Oscar
CrOtteau, and Mrs Arthur LaNaque of
Rudolph have been in the city assist
ing Mr. and Mrs. CrOtteau during the
sickness and funeral obsequies of their
little child.
Bert Palmer came up from Gran
moor, Tuesday where he is assisting
John B. Arpin in gathering his cram
berry crop. Mr.. Arpin will have about
1900 barrels, and they expect to finish
the work this week.
Joe Meunier is holding the fort, so
to speak, by himself these days. His
during threshing. Her baby was
unable to return for three weeks.
Miss Alberta Bawtinheimer of Du-
luth will do the reportOrial work on
the REPORTER this week during the
temporary absence of J. +. Cooley.
Miss BaWtinheimer has been employed
in this line of work on the Duluth
Daily Herald.
Norman Gerard. a former resident
of this place, who spent something
like 20 years here at one time, and
who has since revisited the city Occa-
for two to eight weeks at a
time, is again shaking hands with
many old time acquaintance and is
at the Lyon House.
The Misses Maggie and Mamie
Hamm have been in Chicago the past
week purchasing d big stock of goods
for the fall trade. Miss Mamie is
home to-day, but Miss Mag
gle will stay another week. visiting
friends and relatives in Chicago and
the southern part of the state, before
returning.
Miss Charlotte. daughter of Mr.. NJ.
Fl. Lynn, of NekOosa has been spend
ing the past week with friends and
in this city. She is mus
ician of unusual ability and special
whose charming voice is
not unknown to the people of this
section of country. Her musical ed
ucatiOn was received in the Boston
Conservatory of Music.
Rev. Shaw, pastor of First Congre-
gational church. and S. L. Alexander
and their wives attended the COngre
gational convention at Green Bay last
week. The convention was largely
and enthusiastic one. The
self-SuppOrt plan which has been in
vogue in this state for only a year,
was found very successful, some S14, 900
being raised for home missions in the
state.