Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-08-02
PERSONAL.

DelIa Meunlcr IS again reported on
the sick list.
McAlliSter, the Macabee insurance
man, is in the city again.
Mable McCamley returned from her
trip to Wausau and Merrill Monday.
Miss Mable Podawiltz went to AM
herst Wednesday on short visit with
friends.
II. H. Voss showed up' smiling
Friday morning after a short visit to
Madison.
Miss Anna Mcmillan departed Tues
day noon for Tomah on a visit with a
ClaSSmate.
F. L. Tibbits returned to Milwaukee
Monday night, after a short stay in
the Rapids.
/ Misses Edna and Julia Collier and
curtis CTOtteau spent SUNDAY in
Stevens Point.
Mrs. Andrew Odegard on Vine
street continues in very poor health,
SO it is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs V. ?. Norton went to
Stevens Point Wednesday to visit Mr..
Norton's brother.
Miss Minnie Stahl was in Stevens
Point Monday TO consult Dr.. J. w.
Bird about her eyes.
Miss Agnes Waters Of NekoOSa spent
Sunday with her brother. DR.. Waters,
at the Dixon House.
Tom Farmer of Minneapolis was in
hn ri fErt hn &C =
Of his periodical visits.
Miss Maud Tibbits Of Milwaukee
will be the guest of Miss Florence
Phllleo the coming week.
Mrs. Orlando Gordon an old-time
resident of French street is visiting
acquaintance in the city.
Mrs. Geo. MoultOn and children Of
the West Side are spending the week
with friends in March, this state.
John SchDable, Jr., and wife and
Miss Nellie Stieb returned TUESDAY
from visit with friends in Neenah.
The Misses Amy and Grace Caring
ton went to Appleton today for a
visit with relatives and friends in that
city.
Miss Berdan Of Auburndale will
teach the school in Sigel four miles
north Of Grand Rapids the coming
year.
Little Carl Kruger returned last
week from visit with friends IN
Green Bay. He made the journey all
alone.
Bert Smith with the Arpin Lumber
Co. at Bruce arrived in the city We'd
neSday for Il short vacation among old
friends.
Otto r. Ziebell of Tomahawk, for
mcrly with Johnson & uill Co., is in
the city for a short visit with old-time
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. DutrSac of TOma-
hawk were guests of Mrs. DutriSaC' g
mother, Mrs. j. NJ. Thorn, over
Sunday.
Mrs. ". II. Lake left this morning
for Steven Point to make friends in
that city visit of two or three days
duration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Arpin were In
town Sunday, enjoying drive about
the city arter handsome new pair OF
carriage horses.
Mrs. James Darlington of Marsh
Rapids, who has been visiting relatives
in this city for the past week. returned
TO her home today.
Mrs. Matte DAILY returned Monday
night from an extended visit of four
weeks with relatives in Friendship
and Stevens Point.
Geo. n. Wood is in Stevens Point
He will visit his cOmmandry of
knights Templar tonight to see work
in the Red Cross and Temple.
Ray Sherwood and Ed. Lynch drove
to Milladore Wednesday, going from
there to MarShtield to see the wrest-
ling match and to transact business.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Kruger returned
Friday evening from weeks visit,
combining business and pleasure in
the cities Of Milwaukee and Chicago.
Mrs. w. G. Scott went to Waupaca
Saturday TO visit and to enjoy an
outing at the Chain O Lakes. w. G.
will join her at the lakes over Sunday
next.
Henry J. Smith and wife of Chicago
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. p.
Roberts on Maple street. Mr.. Smith
is brother of Mrs. Roberts. They
will remain few days.
DR.. BOOrman returned from pro-
! feSSiOnal and social visit to Tomah
last Thursday bringing home with
him his children who had been visit
ing their grandparents.
Eugene Smith will return to his
home in Manawa Friday for short
vacation with home friends before
undertaking years job of teaching
the school at Hansen in this county.
DR.. Fancher returned TO his home in
Racine Monday noon after very
pleasant visit with friends here. Mrs
Fancher remains for more extended
visit. They like Grand Rapids.
e. j. Boynton. wife and daughter of
| Portage City were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. }. y. SanderSon at the Witter
House, Tuesday. Mr. BOynton is part
owner of the Falconer BOynton Mfg
! Co.
r. Nj. BeeSton of Spatford, Cole &
| Lipke,s is taking vacation this week
and with his wife and family have
gone to their old home at Spring
Creek, this state, for visit and an
outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Goggins returned
| from their trip to Washington Monday