Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-10
Personals

Miss May Coulthart, book-keeper In
| E. MacKinnon cOmpdny'S office, will
lleaye today en- two weeks vacation
visiting first her parents at Rudolph
and then going to Stevens Point and
| other cities. Miss Emma Schnabel
will take Miss Coulthar It's place while
she is absent.
| CHS Nelson and son, Harry, Of
Arpin, spent the Fourth Of July with
his brother-in-law at Arbor Vitae and
while there they went fishing several
times and Mr.. Nelson had the
pleasant sensation and experience Of
| landing 26-pound muscaIonge that
measured feet and inches long.
| Rev. Henry Coleman OF Milwaukee.
state superintendent of the State
| Anti-saloon league, preached at the
Methodist church Sunday morning
and at the First Congregational church
| in the evening. Rev. Coleman was
guest at the home of Rev. Peterson
while in the city.
Mrs. Fred Warner, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. E. II. Stod-
dard, for some time past, will leave
Saturday morning for Appleton where
/ and from thence to join her husband
at their home in Petoskey, Michigan.
A. E. Falch returned from Wood
Lake Monday where he spent week
visiting his mother. Mr.. Falch's
father died last year and as soon as
the estate has been sold bis mother
and family expect to make Grand
Rapids their home.
William Kellogg, the son of Mr.. and
| fever. The home was quarantined
Saturday. Mr.. kellogg does not board
at home and will thus be able to
attend to bis business as usual during
the quarantine.
james e. Ingraham, of Babcock, A.
E. Hackney. of Meadow Valley, and
Will II. Remington, of the town Of
Remington, arrived in the city today
to attend the Remington drainage
case which begins today In the circuit
court.
Miss Marion Rowland departed for
Milwaukee and Chicago Tuesday
where she will be the guest of rela-
tives and friends. Before returning
Miss Rowland will purchase dry goods
for the firm Of Geo. T. Rowland &
Son.
J. F.. Jardine, of Waupaca, candi-
date for the Republican nomination
of state treasurer, was in the city
Tuesday interviewing friends and
members of the Wood County delega-
ton. He made this Office social call.
Miss Alyce Nash left Wednesday for
Seattle. WASH, where she will attend
the wedding of her sister, Miss
Margaret Nash. Miss Nash will make
an extended tour OF the west, visiting
various points of interest.
Mrs. A. w. Tuttle and son Arthur
of Oxford, were at the Dixon House
the fore part of the week guests of
A. w. Tuttle. They were both highly
pleased with the city of Grand Rapids.
| Miss Margaret Metz who has been
staying at DR.. Mellin'S for the past
four weeks is very much improved in
health and returned to her home at
Athens on Friday mornings train.
DR.. and Mrs. George Neinsteadt, Of
South Bend, Ind, and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Neinsteadt, OF Clarida, Ia, are in
the city the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
ZIP. Arpin for a few weeks.
! Freda Reichart, of the town Of
Rock. was judged insane by Judge
! Conway today and was taken to the
Northern hospital for the insane at
Oshkosh.
George LaBreche, Of WauSau, spent
: the Fourth in this city. George is
employed as clerk at the Hotel Bells
and has proved himself very efficient
in that work.
/ Miss H. ID. Groton, of Racine, is
taking Miss Edith Rablin's place at
the library while she is attending the
summer school for librarians at
Madison.
Isaac Baruch and children went to
:! Amigo Saturday, Mr.. Baruch return
ing Monday. The children will visit
their aunt, Mrs. Weisel, a few weeks.
Mrs. Dean Philleo returned Monday
from Green Bay where she attended
the funeral of her mother, Mrs. Mary
Minahan, which took place Sunday.
Mrs. j. LaPorte and children, of
Wausau, departed Wednesday evening
after pleasant weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Lambert.
DIR. j. Simonson of Tomah. visited
at the home of H. Timm Monday. He
gives tie good news that Mr.. Timm' s
son John has now fully recovered.
John Armstrong, of Oshkosh. a
skilled workman, is recent addition
to the list of efficient workmen at the
Grand Rapids Foundry Company.
! Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Wood departed
Monday for weeks visit to Milwau-
kce and Chicago where they will select
fixtures for their new residence.
Mrs Emery Deyo and son Howard,
who have been guests OF Mrs. E. P.
Arpin, went to Hazelhurst Saturday
, to make Mrs. Tibits short visit.
Miss Mary Upton. Of Stevens Point,
returned to her home Monday after
: spending week here the guest OF
Geo. Il. Rowla nd and family.
Mrs. Dora Wood departed Monday
for Madison to spend a few days visit
ing friends. From there she will 60
to Chelsea to visit her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Conway returned
: from Madison Sunday. Mrs. Conway
r had been visiting her relatives there
during the past three weeks.
Misses Clara and Maggie Hamm
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