Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-10-02
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VIM Compton was visitor in
Marsilfeld last Friday.
c. R. Goldsworthy, of Vesper. wa:
in The city Tuesday on business.
Sam Nissenbaum. of Pittsyille. wa.
in the city Tuesday on business.
George Schultz, of Hansen. made :
business trip to our city Tuesday.
John Juno, Of MarSnfeld. hac
business at the court house Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Parrish returned Wed
neSday from her four month 5 trip in
Canada.
Nick Berg. If Aubnrndale. was in
our city Tuesday and transacted
business.
Guy Wood departed Monday for
New York City where he will enter
the University there.
Leland Richards departed Tuesday
for WauSau where he will enter the
Boyles business academy.
Nels Johnson returned Monday from
nan
been tranSacting business.
Geo. Humphrey, formerly teacher
In our schools here is now attending
the University at Madison.
Miss Mayme Edwards has engaged
her services as an apprentice in the
millinery store of Z. J. Reiman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Huckins. of
PittSville. were guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bunge last Sunday.
John H. Ebbe, of Marshfeld. .candi-
date for sheriff on the Republican
county ticket, was in the city today
Herman Smith went to the Arpin
cranberry marsh where he has gone to
do some carpenter work for the COM
pany.
A jolly party uf Grand RAPIDS
people went down to Port Ed wards
last Sunday to visit at the Olsen
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Philleo are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of a little
daughter born Tuesday morning
Sept. 30.
Herbert Page, of Chicago, a barber.
has been engaged to assist CLAYTON
Fourier during his fathers absence
in the east.
Edward DAILY returned from the
southern part of the state Saturday
where he has been the past few weeks
selling lumber.
Fred Herbst, of Chicago, was here
Monday to add few more bolts into
the new iron water works tank on the
fair grounds.
Mrs George L. Williams, of Milwau-
kee, arrived Wednesday evening to
spend a week in our city, the guest of
Mrs. Emma Brundage.
Edward Akey, of Eau Claire, was
home on his vacation and put in most
of his time in hunting. This Office
acknowledges social call.
Lawrence futile, manager of Mr..
Morey'S hay presses in this vicinity
went to Rudolph Monday on business
for his employer for a few days.
G. H. Lavan, of Rio, Wis, arrived
In our city last Friday and remained
a few days looking after his real
estate in this neck % the woods.
Mrs. Joe Golenbasky, of Waukesha,
and Miss Mae, Olsen, of Port Edwards,
attended the street fair and carnival
at MarShtield few days last week.
Geo. M. Hill departed Sunday hight
for Milwaukee and Chicago where he
will purchase a large stock of goods
for the firm Of johnson & Hill Co.
P. L. Utley departed Tuesday for
Watertown, where he expects to
remain about one week looking after
his interests in the Electric Light Co.
Mr.. Henry Uhling and wife, and
Mrs. E. Uhling of Watertown, arrived
Wednesday evening and will Visitor
two weeks at the home Of e. ROeniuS.
L. J. Mangold, of Marshfeld, who
will be remembered as having held
the County Treasurer's office in 1889
and 1890 was in the city on Tuesday
W. E. Schultz who drove the kind
ling wood wagon for the Badger Box
& Lumber Co moved out to Kansas
with his wife the fore part of the
week.
Nicholas Beaver, Of Marshfield, a
cigar maker by trade who formerly
resided here with his folks is in the
city for couple of months stay on
business.
Miss Sylvia Stillwell, who has been
living with her sister Mrs. John
O'Day in Merrill, the past year, is
home on visit to her mother and
brother Everett.
Ernest Mundt, wife and two child
rem. of Green Bay, were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Getzloff and family
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