Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-24

with her cousin, Emma White. at
! Bancroft.
Paul Love was in the city the fore
part Of the week visiting his relatives
and friends.
Miss Anna Fritz visited her friend.
Miss Orellia Akey, at Rudolph, a few
days last week.
Nicholas White went to NeSper
Wednesday where he has been engaged
to do carpenter work.
D. w. Compton has received word
from Washington that his pension has
been increased to 81.
Mrs. E. Roenius is visiting at
Watertown and QconOmoWoc. She
expects to return this week.
William Slingerland was called to
Jamestown, n. Y, on account Of the
serious illness Of his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kenier, of
Madison, visited at the home Of |. Z.
PhilleO few days this week.
Mrs. VIM. Collier and mother, Mrs.
Chas. PodawiltZ, spent Thursday at
NekoOsa the guests Of Mrs. Ed. Braz-
eau.
Mrs. f. W. Smith and son, Floyd,
of Pueblo, Colo, are making a few
weeks visit at the home Of Mrs. I.
KuntZ.
George Menier returned to his
studies at the WauSau Business college
Saturday after brief visit with his
parents.
James Hanna, who has been i'll dur
| ing the past two months, went to
Chicago Saturday night TO receive
medical treatment.
Cecil Kline, of Westfeld, returned
ITO her home Friday after spending
two weeks in the city, the guest Of his
cousin, Edwin Harding.
Mrs. Iva BabcOGk, matrOn Of the
Indian school is visiting her mother,
Mrs. W. J. Werden and sister, ~rS,
Ella Schultz few weeks.
D. D. Conway returned Wednesday
night from Waukesha, where he
attended the session Of the Dem0cra-
| tic State Central committee,
Miss Emma GOuthier. of Worcester,
who has been the guest Of her cousin,
Miss Carolyn Briere several months,
returned to her home Wednesday.
Robert Morris left Monday for a
few days visit at his home in Lam
caster. From there he will go to
Topeka, Kansas, to visit his sister.
Floyd Jenkins, Donald Shaw, Lacy
Horton and Frank Humphrey will
take boat trip to the Dells Friday,
| They expect to start from Nekoosa.
E. e. Winch, and John White, of
| Marshtield, and VIM. Hooper, OF
| Nekoosa, attended the Republican
executive committee here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Scott are enter
| tanning a large number of their friends
| this week at their beautiful log cottage
on the east Dank Of the Wisconsin
river.
Mrs. E. A. Upham and daughter
returned from Marshiield and Green
wood Thursday, where they have been
visiting relatives and friends few
weeks.
| Mr.. Tatman, of the Moody Insti-
tute, who held revival meetings in
the city last week, has been Ill at the
home Of Mrs. @. Darlington since last
| Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. n. Law and Bert
Law of Babcock, the Misses Lottie
Vert and Cora Dehel, of Necedah,
visited this week with Mr. and Mrs
W. J. Shea.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccain
departed Wednesday noon for EIroy,
where they will spend aweek visiting
Mrs McCann's sister, Mrs. John B.
Hutchinson.
Rev. T. Zellner. the new pastor OF
the German MOrayian church on the
west side, has rented one of the PauluS
houses which he recently purchased
of It. E. Nash.
| George Minehan and Herman
Boetcher made a fishing tour to Hem
lock Creek Thursday. The barrel OF
fish they intended to bring back did
not materialiZe.
VIM. Wipperman of Chiffon, was il
the city the fore part of the week
visiting his brothers, Herman and
Charlie and families. He returned
home Tuesday morning.
A underground boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick ReilanC
Tuesday morning. The smile on Mr..
Reiland's face now days would indi-
cate that meat will be cheaper.
DR.. J. J. Bellin, wife and son Percy
of WrightstOWn, Wisconsin, spent
Saturday and Sunday in this city the
guests Of DR.. J. j. LOOze and family.
The doctor is brother of Mrs. LOOZe
| George Schroedel, q student OF th6
Concordia Theological Seminary
visited relatives and friends in the
city last week. He has accepted q
call from the Lutheran church at
Hurley.
We are pleased to state that Phil
. Ward is gradually recovering from his
paralytic stroke. He can now freely
move his lower limbs, and it is TO be
hoped that he will be fully restored
very soon.
A party consisting Of the Mise.
Myrtle and Madge HaSkinS, Effie Cog
gins and Mamie DAILY and MeSSrS
Otto Rocnius, Ed DAILY and J0hr
WeStfeld spent Sunday at the Bircl
Lodge club house.
Miss Agnes Mulroy returned Tues
day from a two weeks visit witt
relatives and friends in ShawauO. She
was accompanied by Master Anthony
and Mabel Madel who will visit Mr.
and Mrs. P. J. Mulroy a few weeks.
i The Mesdames William Compton
and NJ. Mosher departed Sunday fol
Merrill, where they were called BY