Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-11-29
PERSONAL.
S. A. Spafford made business trip
to Tomahawk Tuesday.

| VIM. Carey and wife went to
| WauSau Monday on short visit.
| Henry Hasbrouck of Arbor Vitae is
in the city on visit to his parents
E. T. Harmon Of the Biron paper
mill went to Chicago Monday night
John Schuster has moved into the
building vacated Monday by Tom
Mullen in the 1st ward.
Rev. Looze Of Wausakee spent
| Friday and Saturday with his brother
DR.. J. J. Looze in this city.
Mrs. Fred Herschleb went to
Northfeld, Mimi, Friday. to visit
her daughter, Mrs. G. FRANKIE.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Wood and Master
Walter Wood will spend Thanksgiving
in Madison with their son Guy.
James Hewlett returned Friday
morning from Mt. Clemens, Mich,
almost completely restored in health.
Fl. L. Van Dusen, former principal
of the west side High school, is in the
city spending Thanksgiving with
| friends.
Will Scott started for Grand Por-
tage, Mimi, Monday evening, where
he goes to relieve Edward Whitney
| for short time.
Clements Norowaizky and his
mother returned last week from
Kewaskum where they visited friends
at their old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Thorn will spend
Thanksgiving with their children in
Tomahawk. They left for that city
Wednesday evening.
| Edward Wheelan, ST., of Oak street
returned Saturday from Michigan
state line where he has been with the
Wilbur Lumber Co.
T. E. Buttke, baggage and freight
man for the Green Bay road, is
spending week with his parents at
| his home at Merriam.
Grant Beardsley spent the past
Waupaca, and enjoyed fine sport
hunting rabbits and squirrels.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hambrecht of
Chicago are in the city spending
Thanksgiving with their son, Supt.
Geo. P. Hambrecht and family.
DR.. j. J. Looze and family are en-
! jOying visit with the doctors uncle.
G. Davech, of KeWaunee. He expects
to spend week with the doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bliss of Mon
| tana are visiting relatives in this
country and Sunday spent the day
with his brother, Mason Bliss, in this
| city.
Herman E. Horel, with the Wood
County Telephone Co., will leave for
MarShtield next month to act as
manager Of the Marshfeld Telephone
Company.
Frank Rattelle is very low with a
stomach trouble. His brother Dennis
of Merrill is here caring for him.
Mr.. Rattelle is one Of the older settlers
in this city.
Miss Maud Sharkey who is attend
ing TOland's Business University at
Wausau, is spending the latter part
Of the week with relatives and
friends in Wood county.
Charley Podawiltz, the newly elected
clerk of court, is counting in Stevens
Point this week. That is, he is visit
ing friends in the city and attending
cilcuit court, in session there.
Aryilla Demarais has been engaged
by Taylor & Scott to assist them in
their abstract office. She resigned
her position in the Tribune office this
week to accept of the new one.
Geo. n. Wood has purchased the 20
acres of land on the sand hill at the
foot of High street from Joseph
HOMER of Mosinee. Mr.. HOMER has
been the owner of this property for Al
years.
Percy Briggs is again holding down
his old position as operator at the
Green Bay depot. He will leave for
his home in Missouri in the neal
future to spend the holidays with his
parents.
Isaac p. Witter departed for Des
MoineS on Tuesday via the Green
Bay road to join his wife who pre-
ceeded him a week ago. They will
spend Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Writer'S parents.
Edmonde LaVigne left this city
Saturday night to return to his
duties in Washington after a pleasant
visit of about three weeks among old
friends in Grand Rapids Mrs. La
Nigne stays in the city for a longer
visit.
Emile OeStrech of Dancy was called
home Saturday on account of the
death of his grandfather, Ernest
RrpWitz who died SATURDAY y frerpnop
aged 7S years, at his home in the town
of Sigel. Funeral service was held
Tuesday afternoon.
G. S. Snyder, agent of the NJ. & S. E.
road at this place, was called to his
home in SharpSbury, Maryland, by
telegram Friday, on account of the
serious illness of his mother. Albert
Crawford, his assistant, will have
charge of the station here during his
absence.
AS we 60 to press this morning, the
wedding of Anton Billmeyer aud
Mary A. Jeffrey is being solemnized at
the Catholic church. They are both
we'll known and highly respected resi-
dents of this city, and the REPORTER
takes pleasure in joining a host of
friends III congratulations.
Carl Madsen, formerly with the
Wood County National Bank, who
is taking a course at the state uni
verSity, came up from Madison
Saturday and stayed over Sunday.
calling on many old friends. Carl
spent the past summer in New York
City with the Compton boys.