Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-05-15
Persona

A. W. Wheir is clerking temporarily
in Corriveau & GarriSOn'S store.
Mrs. A, Marceau is convalescing
after being very i'll for one week.
Orie Odell and Henry Wakely
spent Sunday in Wausau with friends.
Ben Hansen returned Saturday
from short business trip to Dubuque.
Iowa.
C.S. Whittlesey transacted business
in Rudolph and Junction City on
MONDAY.
Born Saturday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Barrett of South Centralia
a bouncing boy.
r. NJ. Lavine returned Friday from
business trip of few days duration
in DeXteryille.
Joe Monian is having the interior of
his house finished in hard Oil. Guy
Gets is doing the work.
Oscar Morterud took the evening
passenger Sunday for his home in
BlOomingdale to be gone a few days
Mrs. Henry Curran aud Miss Flo
renee Currau Of Stevens Point, were
visiting friends in this city on Mon
day.
f. S. Woodwork, attorney at law
from PlttSVille, was here the first of
| the week in attendance upon circuit
court.
Mrs. VIM. PetZOld, the young and
Wins0me wife Of our foreman went to
| MondOVi Tuesday to visit her mother
for few days.
| Miss Charlotte TheiLe, of VirOuua,
returned to her home Sunday night
after few days pleasant visit in this
city with friends.
Last week John Parrish had several
rooms Of his residence on High street
re-papered with the latest wall paper.
+. S. Gill did the work
Steve Jeffry is now on the way to
recovery having been very low with
heart trouble at different times during
the past three weeks.
Mrs Ellison of DeXterville came to
the city on Monday to visit with her
| daughter Marian, who is staying at
the home of f. E. Taylor.
Emile Berseth of Minneapolis is in
the city doing frescOing and nard oil
finishing under the direction of f. S.
Gill the expert decorator
Mrs. Fred Kruger and daughter,
Mildred left the city Tuesday to visit
relatives in Hancock. WautOma and
Plalntield during the next two weeks.
L. S. Gill, the decorator, has en-
gagged Miss Martha Wheir, of the
west side, to act as clerk in his wall
paper and paint store No. 104 River
street.
James ShopinSky and Francis PeIot
both Of the town Of Sigel, were united
in holy WedlOck Monday morning May
18th, Father Cara Of Junction City
officiating.
Elmer Boyer who has been in Mil
Waukee the past two years and recent
ly accepted position with the PrinZ
& Ran Mfg Co. is home on his summer
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cameron and
Miss Tillie Wilson left San Francisco
the. 18th and expect to arrive at their
home in Milwaukee Friday or Satur-
day Of this week.
Mrs. Mary j. Warren leaves this
week for Chicago, where she intends
To keep house for her son Chauncy,
Her household goods have been
packed ready fOr shipment.
The city of Grand Rapids has
received two carloads each of Gales
hl1r hrio nd pfi oC
desiring to place an order can leave
A. D. McGath who lives in the
Morrill, house in the first ward started
out Monday morning to join crew of
men on tie G. NJ. & St. P Ry. to
repair depot platforms and bridges.
John Nheir and Fred LaBrot
accompanied by Miss Mabel Podawiltz
and her cousin Miss Louise Podawiltz
drove to Stevens Point Sunday morn
ing to spend the day among friends.
Abe Silyerman, brother Of Sam
Slovenian has announced his engage
ment to Miss Jessie RockenStein OF
this city on Thursday. We extend
congratulations in honor of the event.
Mrs. Orie O'DeIl and little daughter,
accompanied by Miss Emma HeiSer
took the Green Bay and Western
passenger. last Saturday for Hancock,
Wis. when they will visit few days
withsMisS Eftie Kelley,
Theo. w. Brazeau went to Madison
Sunday evening on legal business and
returned Wednesday. He appeared
for creditors of the firm Of Smith s.
Osborne Of Park Falls, Wis, for the
purpose Of having them adjudged
bankruptS.
The Stork arrived Monday for the
first time at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. II. COrriveau and brought a smiling
young lady weighing 81 pounds.
Since this happy event Platt can be
seen most anytime with a smile as
broad as his cOuntenance will permit.
Miss Maud WhaIey Of Necedah, who
will be remembered aS the popular
saleslady in Geo. w. DaviS'S fruit
store last summer returned Monday to
her former position and patrons can
be waited on by her with dispatch
and a pleasant smile thrown in the
bargain.