Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-10-25
PERSONAL.

Ivy nlOOlc GludI HUN
an extended visit with relatives in
Iowa.
Theo. Steinmetz of Marshfeld was
in the city over Sunday the guest OF
friends.
Miss Louise Peterick started for La
Crosse Thursday for short visit with
friends.
VIM. Lemley, Jr., is in the city again
after an absence of several months in
Chicago.
After a long season Of absence Jack
Mahoney is again among friends in
this city.
Attorney Theo. Brazeau spent the
fore part of the week at Colby on
legal business.
A large number of men left for State
Line last week to work in the woods
for Geo. Fl. Smith.
Miss Minnie Gets returned Monday
night to Milwaukee to resume her
duties in that city.
John Horton made trip to Junction
City on Monday in the interest Of the
Jackson Milling Co.
John Parrish returned,from Chicago
this morning after few days bust
ness visit in that city.
A. L. Arpin is in this city again
after an extended absence in Washing
ton, D. e. and New York.
Frank Love had the misfortune to
hurt his foot quite badly while at work
for the foundry on Tuesday.
Jas. Howletstarted for Mt. Clemens,
Mich, Tuesday morning to be absent
about two weeks for his health.
Will Rosenberg and Fred MOrrell,
two young Stevens Point men, spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Steve. Love returned from Kau-
kama and has been at home on the
sick list a few days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Arpin of Bruce
are happy over the safe arrival of a
nice baby girl, born on Monday, Oct.
o.
Arthur Rintleman Of MukWOnagO
has entered the REPORTER Office for
the purpose of learning the printers
trade.
ID. e. Roberts says this bachelor
life is not what it is cracked up TO
be after a long season of cOnnubial
bliss.
Frank Hull and Will Davidson of
Stevens Point wheeled over Sunday to
visit with friends, returning in the
evening.
Born unto Mr.. and MIS-. Chas.
Eberhardt of the town of Grand
Rapids Wednesday, girl weighing
u pounds.
DIR. Frank POmainville has just
completed frame barn of artistic
design at his home on Maple street on
the west side.
Frank Sweeny. formerly of the town
OF Armenia, Juneau Co., but now of
Endeavor, is in the city visiting at
DR.. Ridgman's.
VIII Raymond Of Bruce is in the
city few days, preparing for his re-
mOyal to the town where he has lately
embarked in business.
Peter Brown, formerly of the town
Of Sigel, who left for the state of
Washington to make it his home, has
returned to his first lOVe-WOOd
county.
Miss Elida Lambert of the west
side returned home Saturday noon
after an absence of several weeks,
visiting friends at Tomahawk and
Merrill.
Robt. Parrish has been confined to
his home with rheumatism few days
this week. Frank Brazeau is looking
after his business during his enforced
absence.
Mrs. VIII JudkinS and children
went to Oshkosh Saturday to join
Mr.. JudkinS who has secured a poSit-
ion in that city on the Wisconsin
Central road.
Miss Laura Canning resigned her
position with the f. Maclinnon Mfg.
Co. on the 10th inst, and Miss May
Coulthart takes the position thus
made vacant.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. HoSkinSon are
enjoyinga visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Ramsey of Seattle, Wash,
who arrived last week and will make
an extended visit.
S. L. Alexander returned from a
three days visit to Minneapolis and
Menominee, where he was looking
after business matters for Grand
Rapids Pressed Brick Co.
M. J. McRaith after being confined
to his home by sickness for several
months. is able to get about town
some on crutcheS, and is welcomed on
the street by many old-time friends.
Mrs. Lafayette Porter went to
Madison Friday for week or ten
days, visiting with sister living
after republican headquarters and
takes his meals out.
Mrs. E. G. Smith has rented her
home on the east side to VIM. Comp
ton and goes this week to join her
husband at Mercer, where he sis
employed and where they will spend
the coming winter.
Capt. E. Mennett of Stevens Point,
eX-poStmaSter of Centralia under the
Clevelend administration, was in the
city the past week attending the
Ward-GarriSOn wedding and shaking
hands with Oldtime friends.
n. White, who has been sick at his
home in this city for the past two
weeks, is reported very i'll. He hurt
his hip lifting at Bruce where he was
working. It's feared an operation
will be necessary if hopes of his
recovery are to be entertained.
Mrs ThoS. Mccormick and daughter,
Annie RuggleS. of Kansas City arrived
in the city Friday. They are visit
ing Mrs John Mccarthy and Mrs