Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-15

week. guests of his parents. They
returned Tuesday.
Mrs. d. T. Parkhill and daughter
Hattie Parkhill of Stevens Point ale
guests of Mrs. E. S. Renne. Mrs.
Parkhill's daughter.
Grant BeardSley returned Monday
from Waupaca where he visited
his mother a couple of weeks and
enjoyed little farm life.
Miss Helen KRONER will entertain
at five o'clock tea this evening in
honor of Mrs. T. L. Tibbits of MilWau-
and Mrs. Hall of Whitehall, Ill.
Emmett Ward started for another
trip to Dawson, Alaska. on Monday
after two weeks visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil. Ward.
S. n. Baum of Pittsville and his
daughter, Mrs. Levin. of DeXterviile
were in the city Saturday, making an
agreeable call at REPORTER office.
VIM. Raymond. who recently
returned from Bruce. has accepted a
position in the large mercantile
establishment of Mrs. John Hamm.
Mrs. C. J. Kruger and son Carl left
Monday morning, Aug. Il, for Glad
stone, Mich. to be absent two weeks
to visit her sister, Mrs. VIM. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. German and
wife of St. Louis are guests at the
Fitch home in Cranmoor and attended
the ate picnic at the Gaynor marsh.
Miss Luelia Taylor started from
Tomah where she had been visiting
for McCook. Neb., where she goes to
make an uncle and his family short
visit.
Guy Waldo of Appleton, has been
engaged as StenOgrapher and clerk by
f. j. Wood in the Wood County
National Bank. He went to work ON
Monday.
Miss Stella EmmOnS was a guest of
Miss Maud SearlS at Walker the fore
part OF the week and attended the
Cranberry Picnic at Gaynor'S marsh
on Tuesday.
The Misses Teresa and Helen
| Schmitt arrived in the city and stayed
over Sunday, guests of their sister
and brother, Mrs. M. A. Bogoger and
| Emile Schmitt.
Mesdames A. G.. Otto and Frank
Palmatier were among the visitors at
the Cranberry Growers picnic and
convention at Elm Lake Tuesday,
going down on their wheels.
Miss Eva Gardner who has been
spending the summer in this city, left
Saturday on a two or three weeks
vacation which she will spend with
friends at Wausau and Rhinelander
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Geise of Fond
du Lac stopped over Monday ia this
city, guests of MeSsrs. Sam Church
and a. c. Otto. They were cnrOute
for the druggists convention at
| Lacrosse.
Lawrence Nash who is in the employ
of the General Paper Co. with office at
st. Louis, came up Friday and returned
Sunday night, having had a nice visit
with home folks and others during his
stay in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Menier have
sold their home on the west side and
will go to ST. Paul today where they
VIII visit relatives for a time and
where Mr.. Menier will look about for
a new location.
John McGloin, successor to M. A.
Bogoger in the furniture business, has
returned and taken possession of the
business on the corner of Front and
Bridge streets. He expects to move
4 his family here soon.
Rev. John Rowland of Kaukauna,
for many years popular pastor of the
congregational church at this place.
is spending couple of weeks in the
city visiting his brother, Geo. IT.
Rowland and his family.
Mrs. H. FL. Compton will leave today
for her home in Brooklyn. Enroute
she will spend few days with rela-
tives near Chicago, at Palmyra, N. Y,
and will also spend a few days at the
Pan-A Exposition, Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P Arpin returned
Friday from an extended visit with
relatives in New York and Canada.
having had most enjoyable trip and
summer outing. They spent a little
time at the PaD-American exposition
VIM. Whitaker of Merrill, who has
been running the barber shop in the
Lincoln hotel of that city, has sold his
business there and comes to Grand
Rapids where he has accepted a posi-
ton in the Badger Box and Lumber
Co.
Sergent Emmett w. Carey Co. 'I''
Third Regiment W. N. G.. of West
Superior, Wis, arrived in the CITY
Saturday for weeks visit with his
parents before going into camp with
his regiment at Camp Douglas on
August II.
Carl Christensen expects to move to
Green Bay the latter part of this
week, where he has accepted position
in furniture factory. Mrs. Christen-
son and little son Clifford will visit a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Mat
Carey before joining her husband.
Miss Maud Sharkey of Rudolph
started for GAINESVILLE Sunday night
where she has a position in a pickle
factory as stenographer. The posi-
tIon is good one, and many friends
hereabout will be glad to hear of her
finding SO desirable a place so soon
after graduating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Preston and
family were delighted Sunday by the
safe arrival OF a pair of twin boy
babies. The remark comes from one
of the ball players of the family,
Now we only need two more bows
to make base ball nine that could
lick NekooSa's.''
Hiram Rous, made his first visit to
Chicago, the past week to spend few
days with his brother George who is
employed there. They spent several
| days sightseeing, and George came
4 home with Hiram for a two weeks
| visit with his narentS This Office