Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-07-19

in by nearly all the guests present
and many of the prominent people of
the city. The younger people in the
party kept up the fun until about
O'Clock in the morning. ....
All departed at s o'clock Tuesday
morning for Waupaca where they
were to spend the day at the Chain
O'Lakes, and it will be gratifying to
Grand Rapids people to know that
their efforts to please and entertain
the members Of the Press Association
were fully appreciated by the YititOrS,
who were as a rule delighted with
their stay in this city.
NOTES OF THE DAY.
The liberal way in which the homes
Of the people Of this city were thrown
open to the reception of our visitors
Monday does credit to the hospitable
character of the people.
The ''ro0ters'' at the ball game was
an interesting feature. The spec
tatOrs enjoyed the "hOly show" they
made of themselves.
MauStOn fell beneath a score of ) to
Is in favor of Grand Rapids.
The imprOviSed home band was an
illustration of the good things Grand
Rapids can turn out in a hurry.
The large number of bright intel
ligent-and our gallantry if not our
Judgment prompts US to say beautiful
ladies among the visitors was a
circumstance not overlooked nor
neglected by the younger male mem
bers of the reception committee.
The complete success of the enter
talnment is due to the fact that every
member of the various committees
did his or her duty, but t. A. Taylor
is deserving special credit for his
untiring and effective efforts in the
various departments.
There was no one thing that pleased
the visitors more than the souvenirs
got out by T. A. Taylor. 1t was a
beautiful and most effective pictorial
show and description of Grand Rapids
and its institutions, manufactures,
etc.
LIST OF VISITORS PRESENT.
NJ. P. Rindlaub, wife, son and daughter
Platteville, Witness; O. F. ROessler, wife and
daughter, Jefferson, Banner, Carlotta and Roda
Bridgman, Hurley, Republican; w. H Bridg-
man. Stanley, Republican; A. c. Noshardt, wife
Decker, wife, daughter and Miss Clara Perry,
Green Bay, Advocate; H. l.. Hoard and wife, and
Miss Florence Wenham, Fort Atkinson, Union;
Jas. l. Toner and wife, Kaukauna, Sun; Mrs.
Susa Humes Sturtevant and daug hter, Oshkosh
Northwestern; Mrs. w. Cheever. Clinton
Herald: Grace Graham, Lodi, Valley News; H. .
S. Salisbury, wife, son and Miss NJ. K. Kinney,
Whitewater. Register; j. n. Dahlen and wife, Mt
Horeb, Times; E. n. Bowers, Rice Lake, Chrome
type Mrs. A. A. Emmel, Barneveld, Register
and Friend; 2. H. Bolger and wife, Waterloo
Democrat; j. D. Ryder and wife, Marshall
Record; Chas F. Carr and wife, New London
Press; A. p. Colby and wife, Union Grove, Enter.
prise; G. /. Schwartz, POynette, Press; L. B
Squier and wife, Tomah, Journal. Emory A
O'Dell and wife, Monroe, Evening Times; Geo.
Wilcox and wife, Clinton, Rock County Banner
Fred Sanborn and wife, Juneau, Telephone; w
G. Barry and wife, Richland, Democrat: Roye
y. Kartner, Marinette, Fremad; Frank E. Noyes
wife, son and Miss Minnie l. Mountain, Mari
nette, Daily Eagle: Hugh E. Jones and wife
lola, Herald; John Watawa and wife, Kewaunee
Enterprise; Burt Williams and sister, Mrs. A. "
Bartholomew, Ashland, Daily News; H. E. Cole
and wife, Baraboo, Daily News; A. w. Shelton
and wife, Rhinelander, Herald; F. R. Blood
good and wife wife, WhiteWate7r Gazette Misses
leau, Herald; w. Nc Bride, Sparta, Herald; l.
l.. Carter, Marinette. Tribunen; w. r. Bennett
Darlington, Democrat; G. A. Duvall, KeTaunee
Listy; Rob'tK X. Coe, Whitewater, Register; c. G
Starks, son and daughter, Berlin, Daily Journal
Miss Jackson, Milwaukee Sentinel; Otis H
Brand and wife, Janesville, Daily Recorder; d
c. and H. NJ Williams, Belleville, Sugar River
Reporter; c. A: Pettibone and wife, Oconomo
voc, Republican; E. J. Scott, New Richmond
Republican Voice. A. C. Welch, Manawa, Advo
cate; Z. H. Bissell, wife and daughter, Litta
Montello, Express; f. w. Coon, wife anG
daughter. Edgerton, Reporter; John Hicks, Jr.
Oshkosh, Northwestern; C. w. Bowron, wife anG
daughter, Ivy, Oshkosh Northwestern; j. E
Nethercut and four ladies, Lax Geneva. Herald
w. G. Weeks, Delavan, Repu blican; J. G. Mona
han, wife, sister and son. Darlington, Republi
can-Journal; J. F. Kartack and son, Baraboo
News; J. G. Patterson and wife, Cambridge
News; F. NJ. Benedict and son, Chicago, Orange
Judd Farmer; E. Stoppenbach, wife ant
daughter, Jefferson, Woechter; G. w. Fraser
Menominee Falls, News; Ed. l.. Luckow, Bara
Democrat; Frank B. Gesler, Bangor, -Indepen
dent; Miss Alga FaWcett Stanley, Republican
Albert Clausen, Sheboygan, Herald; Spencer A
Pease, Wauwatosa, Pease Poridge Hot Johr
Kelly and wife Juneau Telephone F. r. Hell
mer and wife. Janesrille, Farm and Home
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