Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-08-23
PERSONAL.

Miss Sarah SLIDER of Milwaukee i
the guest Of Mrs. Geo. W. Davis thi
week.
Mrs. Edward Lynch returned home
| Tuesday from her extended trip IL
Montana.
Mrs. E. S. Nanscawen of De Pere i:
the guest Of her son H. B. Harding OF
the East Side.
Mrs. Geo. L. Williams of Milwaukee
has been visiting friends in this city
for the past week.
\. NJ. Berg of Auburndale was d
visitor in the city Tuesday and a
caller at this Office.
Frank Buttke, who works at the
Green Bay depot, spent Sunday with
| friends in Pittsyille.
Mrs. II. II. NosS and son returned
Tuesday evening from their visit in
TOmah with her parents.
Miss Arvilla Demarais started We'd
| neSday for an extended visit with
relatives in Minneapolis.
D. J. Cole of Rhinelander, member
of the firm of Spafford, Cole & Lipke
of this city. arrived in town this noon.
Mrs. F. MacKinnon and three
children departed Wednesday noon
| for Milwaukee on a short pleasure
trip.
c.. F. Kellogg and wife and Emil
RoSSier and wife spent Friday night
at the Club house, on fishing expe-
diti0n.
VIM. Waldo of the East side, who is
travelling most of the time, spent a
few days at home this week with his
family.
Mrs. L. S. Clark, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Joseph HeSSer the past week,
Tuesday.
The Misses Winnie, Louise and
Mabel POdawiltZ have returned from
their outing at Amherst and the Chain
O. Lakes.
Misses Margaret and Barbara Man
nabach of Green Bay arrived in the
city Saturday for weeks visit with
relatives.
Frank FleckenStein and family of
Madison are in the city guests of his
brother, Nj. G.. FleckenStein and
family.
August Sullivan of Marshfeld is the
new clerk at the Witter House. He
arrived and began his duties there
Wednesday.
Mrs Ed. King of Merrill, who has
been visiting relatives here some time,
was Joined by her husband Saturday
and Sunday.
Louise, daughter CT John POdawiltz
of the East side, has accepted clerk
ship in the dry goods department of
Johnson & Hill Co.
d. Levin of DeXterville is spending
few days this week with his brother.
r.. NJ. Levin. He is taking treatment
for Sciatic rheumatism.
Miss Lulu, daughter of VIM. Lemley,
left for Pittsburg, Kan, Tuesday
evening to renew her work as teacher
in the public schools there.
Miss Beatrice Belanger of Stevens
Point, who has been visiting ChaS.
Gouger'S family for the past week,
leaves for her home today.
Mrs. Phoebe Kerr of Necedah ar
rived Wednesday evening to spend
vacation of IL couple of weeks with her
friend, Mrs. Geo. W. Davis.
Miss Lizzie Love of Stevens Point is
visiting the family of VIM. Love OF
the East side. She came Saturday
and will spend the week here.
Ray Sherwood came up from Wau-
paca Saturday night and spent two or
three days at home. He seemed
pleased with his new position.
Miss Beulah Marceau returned from
Stevens Point Saturday where she had
been to have DR.. j. W. Bird fit her
with glasses and give the eyes medical
treatment.
S. L. Alexander, member of the
Tuesday to bid on contract for fur
to be erected in that city.
Miss Ellen Minahan, who taught
in the public schools of the East side
for a number of years, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. D. B. Philleo of Milwaukee
street and other relatives.
Mrs. Anna Sweeney and two chill
dren went to Phillips Tuesday noon
on visit to relatives, and Miss Libbie
went to Eau Claire where she expects
to visit for the next two months.
Carl Bandelin, the well-knOwn
clarinetist with the 3rd regiment band
at Marinette, camping this week at
Camp Douglas with their regiment,
was on our streets in uniform on We'd
neSday.
John A. Gaynor was home and spent
Sunday with his family. This is his
fourth weeks work on the tax COM
mission of Portage county and it will
take at least two weeks more to finish
their job.
John Nash of the B. & O. railroad,
Washington, d. c., is expected here
about the lst of September to hunt
prairie chickens two or three days
with his brothers, ThOS. E. and L. NJ.
Nash of this city.
Geo. P. Hambrecht, uperintendent
of the public schools. his wife and
daughter returned Tuesday morning
from their summer vacation which
they spent at Tomah and Chicago
visiting relatives.
Miss Celia EmmOnS leaves next week
fo1 Eureka, S. D., where she has
position as teacher in the public
schools. She expects to be absent a
wear and will make her home with
Mrs. John y. Brundage.
VIM. Scott, Ed. J. Whitney and DR..
T. POmainville returned Saturday