Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-07-04

western part of the state Saturday
night after four weeks absence.
Miss Eva Jones of the west side
went to WauSau Sunday where she
will be guest of Miss Clara Kiefer.
Miss Eva Gardner has been enter
tanning Miss Mary GOcha of Waupaca
during her stay in the city this week.
Mrs. Henry Nelson of Merrill is at
the Rablin home on Water street,
visiting her parents and other rela-
tiveS.
The Misses Idaline and Ruth
FOntaine of Minneapolis. are in the
city guests of Mrs. 4. L. Fontaine and
family.
W. J. Corcoran of Grand Rapids
visited with Wausau friends from
Friday until Sunday night Wausau
Herald.
Raymond Mullen, son of Thos.
Mullen, has been very sick the past
week, but was greatly improved on
Monday.
Mrs. G. w. Whitney, wife of the
late DR.. Whitney, is in the city the
guest of Mrs. c. A. Brown on the
west side.
Miss Nellie Bell started for Almond
Wednesday where she will remain
several weeks, the guest of relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Frank Norowatzky went to
Appleton Wednesday, where she will
remain until after the Fourth, the
guest of friends.
Edgar kellogg has begun taking the
school census. He is good, careful
young man and his selection for the
work is wise one.
Lemuel Kroner started for Mime
apOliS Tuesday where he will spend
the Fourth and visit his daughter
Mrs D. ID. DemaraiS.
Miss Harris of Bangor, Me-, is in the
city and will spend the Summers with
her aunt, Miss Jennie Kollock, of
Drake street, east side.
Miss Bessie GaynOr will start fol
Madison on Friday where she will
enter library school and become
proficient in library work.
A. J. Freund and family are spend
ing the Fourth with friends in
Wausau. Mrs. Freund and the child.
rem will not be home until late in the
week.
Supt. Geo. P. Hambrecht, returned
from short vacation on Saturday,
and will spend the summer reading
law IN County Attorney Wipperman
office.
DR.. Sweetman was Grand Rapids
visitor Monday. He appears to be
thriving in his new location. He re.
turned to his home at Anawa on
Tuesday.
Arthur Barr of Merrill, the new
superintendent Of the Badger Box and
Lumber Co., arrived in the city
Saturday and will make his home here
in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Jaeger OF
La Crosse are in the city, the guests OF
their son, j. A. Jaeger. of the y. S.
Express Co. They will remain until
after the fourth.
Miss Mary Gocha of Waupaca is
spending few days in this city with
her father, Geo. W. GOcha, one of the
commissioners investigating the tax
levies OF this county.
Mrs. Harriet Youte and daughter
Ethel arrived in the city Tuesday
evening from Stevens Point and will
make their home here. They have
secured living rooms over Reiland's
D'Ock.
Miss Edith Rablin will 60 to Madi-
son this week to attend the summer
library school commencing there next
week. Miss Rablin has already had
considerable experience in library
work.
M. A. Bogoger, after d three weeks
stay at the Witter House, started fol
Merrill Saturday evening where he
spent Sunday with Mrs. Bogoger's
people, returning on Monday with his
family.
Miss Maud Sharkey of Rudolph has
secured position as StenOgrapher in
new pickle factory being started at
GAINESVILLE, Wis. She expects to start
for that place tC begin work about the
middle of this month.
Miss Laura Schmitt of the A.
Schmitt Co. millinery store closes heI
shop here this week and goes tC
Merrill to spend the hot months. She
will return and open the store again
on the 18th Of September.
Mrs. Liona Sirts, accompanied by
her sister-in-law, Miss Anna SirtS,
arrived in the city Tuesday from
Minot, n. D., and will spend a couple
of months visiting Mrs. Sirts' parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mahoney, on
River street.
Miss Winnie SearlS, who has been a
guest of her sister, Mrs. Mary Jane
Warren, left on Saturday noon for
Boulder, Col, via Kilbourn City and
Chicago. She will visit relatives in
Colorado and spend the summer with
her sister, Mrs. James McGinty.
Waters departed Tuesday morning for
Hudson, Wisconsin, where he will
enter the Sanitariu during July and
August, the hot weather period. His
friends are hopeful that his stay there
will place him on his feet again.
Miss Shepard, formerly a teacher in
the RhineIander High school, spent
Sunday in the city at the Wheelan
home on Milwaukee street. She
accompanied Mrs. Solan Dwight
Sutliff to her home at Woodboro on
Monday and will be her guest for a
time.
Mrs. Jennie Hunter Of Mortified,
Minnesota, better known here as Miss
Jennie Hardness, is in the county
visiting relatives and old time friends.
She left here % years ago and has been
back only once-10 years ago. She
notes wonderful change in 10 years