Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-11-28
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sick.
Robert Rein Of Cranmoor was in
town Saturday.
Miss Jennie Kollock of Drake street
is quite seriously i'll.
VIM. Tefault Of Rudolph was among
the Saturday traders.
f. J. Wood spent the Sabbath with
his son Guy in Madison.
Geo. Delap of the Marshfeld Times
spent Monday in the city.
Miss Hattie Sweeney of Biron was
shopping in the city Friday.
Mrs. Schultz of Babcock was
shopping in the city Tuesday.
A. n. Cross came up from Cranmoor
and spent Sunday with his family.
Dan McKercher of Merrill was
business visitor in town on Monday.
Assemblyman F. A. Cady of Marsh
field was in the city Friday on bushes.
w. F. Sanderson spent few days
the latter part Of the week at Eau
Claire.
Mrs Ralph Smith of Elm Lake, was
the guest of relatives in the city over
Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Bennett of Elm Lake
was among the shoppers in the city
Saturday.
VIM. Mol Of Biron was among the
out OF town people noted on our streets
Saturday.
Mrs. Larson Of WauSau is the guest
Of her cousin, Mrs. Clark Lyon, Of the
west side.
Mrs. John Wellner and daughter Of
Port Edwards were among the Satur
day shoppers.
Oliver Akey, the real estate dealer
Of Rudolph, was doing business in the
city Saturday.
Miss Rena Havenor Of Sigel was
among the Saturday shoppers in
Grand Rapids.
John White and daughter Miss Nan
of Pittsyille spent the day in the
Rapids Tuesday.
NJ. 0. Potter's people are in the city
again and expect to go into their new
e. A. Lambert and Howard Ticknor
took in the concert at Stevens Point
Saturday evening.
A little girl came Monday morning
to gladden. the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wipperman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan keenan, of Hansen
were visiting among Grand Rapids
friends on Saturday.
Mrs. W. E. Gitchell has been quite
sick the past week but is again able to
be up about her home.
VIM. Polzin and daughter Ida of
Skedunk were the guests of friends
in the city on Friday.
Miss Minnie Sullivan of Babcock
was among the out OF town shoppers
in the city on Friday.
Mrs Joseph Arpin and children of
Arpin were the guests Of Mrs. ClariSSa
Arpin the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Wood were
registered at the Plankinton at
Milwaukee on Monday.
Mrs. Burton Ramsey of Appleton is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. Mac
kinnOn of French street.
Mrs. T. X. Foubare of Junction
City is the guest of Mrs. f. d. TasSe
OF Milwaukee this week.
Miss Marion Ellison of the west side
schools will spend Thanksgiving with
her mother at PittSvile
Lemuel Kroner is entertaining a
family party at his home on Front
street this Thanksgiving.
Walter Burt has been looking over
timber in the nothern part Of the state
the past week for himself.
DR.. f. D. Humphrey was called to
Clintonyille Tuesday in consultation
with other physicians there.
Henry Forbes has returned to his
home near NekOOSa after a summer
spent in the wilds of Dakota.
Mrs. F. Pomainville Of High street
had nice single harness stolen from
her barn one night last week.
VIM. Polenski. one of Adams
county'S successful farmers, was a
business visitor on Saturday.
c. Schubert, one of Marshfeld's
progressive lumbermen, was a county
seat business visitor on Friday.
Allen Femling, one of Saratoga's
prosperous farmers was among the
business visitors in town Friday.
Or. G. A. Boorman was called pro-
feSSiOnally in connection with the
diptheria cases at BabcOck on Friday.
Mrs. Jennie Guthiel and Segfried
and Miss Martha Rea Of Nekoosa were
visiting friends in the Rapids Sunday.
j. G. Buckley of Milwaukee was a
business visitor in the city over Sun
day, and caller on old time friends.
L. NJ. Nash made a second visit to
the northern hunting grounds on
Saturday last in quest OF more deer.
Arthur LaVaque, who now conducts
the boarding house at BirOn, was a
daily visitor to the city the past week
Jack O'Day of Merrill was down
calling on his old partner, John DAILY,
Saturday, and tranSacting business in
town.
Geo. Martin, who conducts board
ing house at Chelsea spent Sunday
in this city with his brother, VIM. c.
Martin,
Tom Farmer of Minneapolis was
looking after trade in the city Tues
day and calling on relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Frank Collier, living in the