Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-11-15
PERSONAL.

john f1Qner OF NeSpeF spent SuU-
day in the city.
| Miss Francis Payne of Plover is in
! the city visiting friends.
I Frank Garrison left Sunday night
on business trip to Chicago.
Miss Lizzie Roots was visiting in
the city from Rudolph Saturday.
Mrs. Richard Scheibe of Nekoosa
was shopping in this city Monday.
Miss Lottie Dennison of Rudolph is
making friends in this city visit.
Miss Jennie Moore has gone 20
Dexterville to spend several weeks.
Miss Lucie Ross is visiting her
sister, Mrs. John White of this city.
Miss Phoebe Roe was a guest of her
aunt. Mrs. A. L. Ridgman, last week.
Mrs. Charles Cullen and children.
Ruby and Johnnie of WauSau are in the
city.
Mrs. E. Warner and daughter of
Elm Lake were shopping in the city
Monday.
Miss Jennie Kriter of Rudolph is
visiting her aunt of this city, Mrs.
John kriter.
Miss Lucille Moberg of Amherst, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Glass
of this city.
Misses Ruby, Annie and Catherine
Martin of Green Bay were guests in the
city Friday.
Art Demarais has returned from
Wausau and will make this his home
for the present.
Miss Lulu Clarkson spent several
hours in the city with friends Saturday
on her way to Minnesota.
Wilbur Kellner is working on the
telephone lines at MarShtield these
days, going there last week.
Mr.. Martin Dale has returned to the
city from Milwaukee and will probably
make Grand Rapids his future home.
Miss Florence Bailey of Waupaca,
after weeks visit with friends in
this city returned to her home Satur-
day.
Miss Amelia GogginS has returned
from MarShtield where she has spent
the last few months with her brother
George.
Charly Brooks, senior member of the
firm of Brooks Bros Of NekOOSa, was
transacting business in the city Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamm, living
on the road to Rudolph, rejoice over
the arrival of a fine baby girl in their
family last week.
ThoS. E. Nash came up from Chicago
and spent Sunday with his family
He is temporarily acting manager of
the General Paper Co.
A nice baby girl arrived at Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. BOgOger'S house week
ago Wednesday and will make it's
home with the family.
Mrs. n. H. Potter has been the
guest of her daughter Mrs. T. w.
Palmatier, while convalescing from a
severe attack of rheumatism.
II. B. Shaw. oldest son OF Rev.
Shaw, returned Saturday from a seven
months stay in Waukesha county and
will spend some time at home.
T. A. Taylor spent Monday and
! Tuesday at Bruce on business. He
reports the Grand Rapids colony there
all well, prosperous and happy.
| John AmeS was called to Wausau
Friday to attend the funeral of his
nephew, John AmeS, Jr. Mr. AmeS
had just arrived from Marshtield and
| was scarcely in the city five minutes
| before the sad message came.
Michael Krings chairman of the
! town of Milladorc and member of
the county judiciary committee,
arrived in the city Friday and has
been in session with other members
of that committee ever since. This
office acknowledges q social call.
Byron Naylor, an old-time resident
of the Rapids, coming here in 1912,
but now of Tomah, is in the city for
few days. He comes to look after his
landed interests in this section along
the Northwestern right of way
Many old friends are pleased to meet
him again.
Attorney B. r. Goggins spent last
week in Waupaca trying case from
Portage county entitled Frank Sever
VS. the town of Union. Sever was
awarded $4,000 damages for breaking
an arm on defective highway in that
township. Mr.. GOggins was associated
with e. E. Browne Of Waupaca in
defending the suit.