Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-10-31

OF babcock.
Miss Jennie Hasbrouck returned
Saturday from a three weeks visit
with friends at Burlington. Wis, and
Elverne, LII.
Will Raymond is one Of the victims
of the epidemic prevailing here and
has been QuarantiDed at his home on
Baker street.
t. c. Thompson made a business
trip to MOSinee last week to look up
real estate for A. o. Butler of
Chicago, Ill.
Miss Della Menier Of the west side
is spending the week in Wausau, a
guest of the Misses Lillian BoyIes and
Clara Keefer,
Miss Eva Dcmarais left Tuesday
for Minneapolis where she will join
her mother and brother, who went
there last week.
Mrs. Ben Award returned to her
home at Plainfield on Monday morning
after a few days visit with her niece,
Mrs. Fl. w. Lord.
VIM. Skeel. who has been a great
invalid the past year, was able to 60
down town last Saturday for the first
time in many months.
W. S. Howe of Clear Lake. Iowa,
father Of Mrs. j. T. Cooley, is in the
city making the family visit. He
arrived Tuesday evening.
MeSsrs. A. H. Miller, Sam Church, }.
A. Jaeger and W. j. Conway formed
hunting party who spent Sunday in
the vicinity of Plaintield.
Postmaster and Mrs E. Huckins of
Pittsville spent Monday with Mrs
Huckin's mother, Mrs Fred Bunge,
at her home on the east side.
Miss Lillian Smith who is attend
ing the Stevens Point Business Col
lege is spending couple of weeks at
home on account of her health.
Mrs. I. J. Bruce of Wausau isspend-
ing few days with her husband in
this city, who is looking after business
in the interest of the Evening Wiscon-
sin.
A. W. Bryant came down from
Rhinelander and spent Sunday with
the people whom he loves by reason OF
natural tendency and long acquaint-
ance.
Miss Maurine Johnson gave d
''Kitchen Shower" at her beautiful
home on the west side Friday evening
in honor Of her cousin, Miss Mabel
| McCamley.
Frank Rourke of the west side. who
was confined to his home by sickness
| the past week is cOnSdera bly,
improved and able to be out on the
street again.
Benton Freeman of Oshkosh was
the guest Of his cousin Mrs. Otto
Gothkey Tuesday. He is the popular
salesman of the famous Queen
Quality Shoe.
f. W. CrapSey, who was the G. NJ. &
st. 2. station agent on the west side,
but now of Milwaukee, was III the city
Saturday looking after business in the
insurance line.
Casper Gnoss. who has been working
the past summer at SigOurney, Iowa,
returned here Tuesday morning. He
says that crops in Iowa were very
poor this year.
The Misses Laura and Stella
Emmons accompanied Miss Nav
Cuulthart to her home in Rudolph
last Saturday for short visit at the
COulthart home.
District Attorney Wipperman was
at Marshfield Monday on official
! business and on Tuesday he went to
Stevens Point IN connection with the
sale of the LutZ Brewery Of that place.
i. B. Kelley, who is looking after
the interests Of the General Paper Co..
at Long Tail Point where SO much of
the Canadian Pulp Wood is received
spent Sunday with his family on
| Milwaukee street..
The Misses McKercher, Brahany and
| Rich, teachers in the second ward
high school, took advantage Of their
enforced vacation to spend the day
visiting the public schools at Stevens
Point last Friday.
E. S. Bailey, local editor of the
Central Wisconsin of Wausau, spent
a day or two with friends in this city
the past week. Mr.. Bailey was
formerly member of the firm of
GoldsWorthy & Bailey at Vesper
Ed Whitney returned Wednesday
morning and is making preparations
to resume his winter operations in the
Canadian forests, purchased last year
bya Grand Rapids company. Arthur
POdawiltz is thinking of accompany
ing Mr.. Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. O. Potter came
up from their marsh near Cranmoor
and spent Friday and Saturday in the
city. Mr.. Potter is this year getting
the first crop that has amounted to
much from his new cultivated marsh
and will realize about 1000 barrels.
Mrs. D. J. Cole of Rhinelander was
a guest of the WOman's Club Monday
evening and gave Ii very interesting
talk on the Womans Club work in
her home city and also a resume of
the state federation meeting held at
Madison last week, which she attended
as delegate.
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