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

80 oNSAhNoS lOuoly
c. 0. Baker of Milwaukee was in
the city last Saturday on business.
Lewis Schrocder's youngest child
is convaleScing after a long Seige Of
sickness.
Albert Crawford returned to his
work in Marshtield Wednesday after
a weeks rest at home
Lee Ferris of Waukow. Ia. cousin
OF W. I'll. Barnes. came last week to
act as clerk in his confectionery store.
". 5. Newman, of Detroit. travel
ing agent for Woods Ry. guide
registered at the Dixon Tuesday night.
Alfred Canning has been suffering
the past week with a bad case of
eyrsiplaS, his face being badly swollen.
Will Muehlsteln is back at L.
Kroner s. Sons fruit store delivering
papers after three weeks sickness in
| his home.
Mrs. A, A Dutrisac Of Tomahawk
nee Daisy Thorn arrived Wednesday
| to visit at the home of her sister Mrs.
c. A, PhilleO.
August Wheir resigned his position
with the z. S. Express office last Sat
urday night and James Bonell has
taken his place.
Mrs. Will Sitherwood of New
Mexico arrived Monday to visit her
mother, Mrs. Sweeney and her sister,
Mrs. Warren Baker.
Mrs. E. NJ. Hecox, who has been
living with her daughter Mrs f
! Stewart ia Bradley, South Dakota, is
expected home for decoration day.
Mrs. Chas. Quin, Miss Edna Kruger,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson were
| Initiated into the mysteries of the
order of the Eastern Star Wednesday
evening.
W. a. Lee, one of the oldest as we'll
as one OF the most popular Passenger
| Conductors on the G. NJ. & st. Ry.
was in the city Tuesday and transacted
! business.
Messrs. Harry Gardner, Amos Has
brOuCk, Roy Parrish and ChaS.
Kruger went to Stevens Point Tues
day afternoon to take Chapter degree
in Masonry.
MI. and Mrs. Hi Booth gave up the
running of the Ashford boarding house
and have moved into the old Baker
house Oh Baker St. recently purchased
by Henry Pelersel.
Gus. Otto, who resigned his position
recently as manager Of the Johnson &
Hill Cos. drug store to take effect
! the 1st Of June, was quite sick few
days last week with tUnSilitis and the
grippe.
We have received adyices from Sam
T. Grover. who left recently for Los
Angeles, California, that be is now
located in Pasadena, California, where
he thinks the climate will be bene-
fetal to his health.
e. IT. Powell who represents the
Telegraph Job Printing Co., of
Dubuque, Ia. is at the Dixon engaged
in compiling new register. This is an
opportunity for ali desiring ad
in this popular hotel register.
Miss Nellie Farrell, stenographer
| and bOOkkeeper for the Wood County
Telephone Co., has rendered her resig-
nation to take effect the first Of June
to accept a like position in the law
Office of Frank A. Cady at an increased
salary. Her successor will be selected
by the Board of Directors this week.
Dr. Crawford and family had as
guests on Sunday and part of Monday
Mr.. S. e. Crawford and son Milo and
sOn-in-law VIM. GerbenSky, all Of
MOsinec, who were just returning from
RipOn where they had gone to bury
Mrs Gerbensky who died on May 18th
Of pneumonia. She was formerly Miss
Eva Crawford.
The following attorneys were regis
tered at the Wtter House this week
and IN attendance Of circuit court
here this week: Fl. O. Fairchld Of
Green Bay; f. E, Brown, Waupaca,
Moses Hooper, Oshkosh: John Van
Hecke, Merrill: Byron B. Park and
Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan of Stevens
Point.
The Misses Lena B0Xman and Annie
Hack of Milwaukee came up Satur-
day to visit over Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Silverman. The young
ladies returned Monday accompanied
by Master Netfie LifSchitZ, who is Il
brother of Mrs. Silverman and who
has been visiting his sister here the
past seven weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sanderson
returned home Monday night from
their wedding tour and can be found
at the WitteT House. Harry has gone
to work as manager of the Witter
House as if nothing had ever hap
pened The young people have a
bright future and their many friends
here wish them all the joy and hap
pineSS this life affords.
Chas. Dixon of whose mention was
made ia last weeks issue regarding his
unfortunate accident had set back
Monday afternoon caused by too
much ambition. Charley is back in
bed again like good little fellow and
will not run any foot races up and
down stairs any more until he has
thoroughly recovered. At this writ
ing he is doing well which will be a
source Of qualification to his numer-
Gus friends.
S53.75 10 San Francisco and Return.
The Wisconsin Central will sell
tickets May q to June s. Good so
days to San Francisco, Cal and
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