Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-04-11

Chas. E. Lester returned from his
Illinois trip Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Hooper of Nekoosa was
shopping in the city Saturday.
Bert Law of Babcock was visiting
VIM. Shea'S people Wednesday.
Chas. Moser of Springfield, Ill. is
visiting John Wagner, relative, in
this city.
The Misses Eva Den.arias and Jessie
Kells were visiting friends at Stevens
Point Sunday.
Miss Lucy Woodwork of Pittsville
IS guest OF Miss Cora Pratt at Grand
Rapids this week.
Charley Lutz and family spent
several days early in the week with
friends in Stevens Point.
Mrs. Geo. Corriveau, who has been
very sick, is improving rapidly and
will soon be about again.
Charley Lutz has secured a Job in
Stevens Point and will move his fam
lily there in short time.
Lemuel Kroner and his sister, Miss
Stevens Point Monday evening.
Ella Scott, daughter of Florist
Scott, has gone to Tomahawk for
short visit with Mrs. Dutrisec.
Guy Wood returned to his studies in
Madison Monday night after a short
vacation home with his parents.
Maude Akey is a new clerk in J. A.
| Cohen'S store, having resigned her
position in Silverman Bros. store.
Mrs. D. J. Arpin returned last week
from Ashville, S. c., where she has
been for the past six or eight weeks.
Mrs. 0. J. Leu expects her mother,
Mrs. Eunice Lewis, to arrive this
week to spend the summer with her.
Miss Stella Douville returned from
her visit with her sister. Mrs. L. A.
Rousseau, at Dancy on Thursday last.
| Chas f. kellogg spent a part of
last week looking after Kellogg Bros
lumber yards at Endeavor and Pack
wauka.
Mrs. A. w. White, who has been
visiting in the city for the past week.
returned to her home at KilbOurn on
Monday.
Mrs. W. E. Little and three children
returned Sunday morning from a
| weeks absence in Milwaukee and
New Lisbon.
Fay, the last two named of Madison,
| Wis, are recuperating their health
at Hot Springs, Ark.
| G. A. POdawitz and Robt. Morris
were among the Grand Rapids people
in attendance at the Masonic party in
Stevens Point Monday evening.
Henry Whitrock of the town of
New Vesper, was in the city Monday
! on business at the county seat. This
office acknowledge pleasant call.
E. Roenius departed Saturday noon
for Washington, d. c. where he will
spend one week looking after the issue
of patents upon a new invention of
his
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Arpin of Ken
nan, Wis, were guests of Mrs. John
Arpin at the family home for Easter
Their many friends here were glad to
see them again.
Oswald Mcneil. the popular and long
resident photographer of this city,
has been having a new experience the
past week-a siege of Id grippe-that
he has not at all enjoyed.
Mrs T. E. Nash and son Leo are
visiting in Washington, d. c., with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Nash Miss Edith,
who is attending Durham College,
Mass, is also spending her vacation
at Washington.
Mrs. Dr. BOOrman and Two youngest
children started for Madison Monday,
where she spends a fortnight visiting
her mother. Willie Cochran accom-
panied Mrs Boorman on his return to
school at the capital city.
Miss Maud Sharkey returned from
Wausau where she has been attend
ing Toland's Business University, to
visit relatives and friends about the
Rapids during a short vaca ton, not
| forgetting her friends in the
REPORTER office. She will graduate
in May.
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