Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-09-25
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Mr. and Mrs. Nels Laramie are in
Lacrosse this week visiting relatives.
A e. Germer, of Dexterville, was
business visitor in the city on Mon
day.
Edward Nelson, of Necedah, spent
Monday in the city visiting among
friends.
Chas. Rohl, of Winona, is spending
a week with his sister, Mrs. Julia
Demitz.
Atty. Thee. Brazeau was business
visitor in Marshfeld Monday and
Tuesday.
Benjamin Closuit went to Marsh
field Wednesday to remain during the
street fair.
| DR.. 0. T. Hougen was called to
Dextervile On professional visit last
| Wednesday.
C. o. Baker OF Milwaukee, was
registered at the Dixon hotel on
Wednesday.
Henry Sampson has gone to Madison
and will resume his studies in the
University.
Hayden Kelley. of Plainfield, was in
the city Tuesday calling on his num-
erous friends.
| Pete Marceau leaves today for
Marshfeld and will participate in the
doings at the fair.
Carson Burt, Of NekooSa. visited his
mother in this city few hours be-
| tween trains Tuesday,
Miss Clara Stowell, of Hancock,
| Wis, spent Sunday last with her
aunt, Mrs. III. w. Lord.
D. J. Arpin returned from his trip
to Port Arthur and Pigeon River in
| Ont. Canada last Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Renne left Wednesday
| for Marshfield to take in the sights at
| the street fair in our sister city.
Mrs. e. T. Stivers and daughter
| Grace. Of Necedah. were in the city
Monday on shopping expedition.
Robert Nash left the city Monday
night for Madison where he will
resume his studies at the University.
Miss Mary Mcmillan departed
Monday night for Madison, where
she will attend the state University.
Atty. B. Nj. Vaughan left for Madi-
son Tuesday evening where he will
argue case before the supreme court.
Miss Nellie Ward returned home
from Portage last Monday after an
extended visit with friends in that
city.
Mrs. Hamm and daughter Clara
went to Marshtield Wedn esday to
visit few days and take in the state
fair.
Sidney Dennis returned to his
studies In Chicago at the North
Western University Of Pharmacy last
Monday.
w. E. Gardner returned from his
eastern trip last week having visited
different points in New York state
and Canada.
Mrs. VIM. Scott and Mrs. Ward
returned Wednesday from their
Canadian trip among the pines at
Pigeon River.
Mrs. Clara Mcmillan, OF Franklin
Vile, New York, is the guest of her
sister Mrs. Esther Lyons and other
relatives in this city.
Miss Viola Garrison and her friend,
Miss Moon, took the train on Monday
for CranmoOr where they will be guests
at the WhittleSey home.
Mrs, B. NJ. Brace, mother of Frank
s. Brace. dentist, of this city, and
Mrs. A. D. Modlin, of Ripon, are the
guests of DR.. Brace this week.
Miss Marion Urquhart, of Medford
arrived in the city on Monday anu
will visit this week at the home of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Peter McCamley.
Mrs Silas Reed, OF Necedah, came
up to our city Tuesday morning and
had some dental work done at DR.. ID.
A. Telfer's office between trains.
Captain Joseph L. Cotey is reported
quite sick at his home in the first
ward. His many friends are in hopes
he will not have long siege OF it.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Bonham and son
| left on Saturday for New Lisbon to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Bonham's
mother, who died there of old age.
Mrs. IT. P. Chase and Miss May
Chase returned on Monday from
Elgin, III where they have been
! about two weeks visiting relatives.
| Miss Minnie Gets a professional
nurse in Milwaukee returned to that
city after a pleasant visit Of two
weeks at her home on the west side.
Carl Winger boarded the south
bound passenger train Sunday night
for Madison where he will resume his
studies in the Wisconsin University.
Edward Ketchum spent the Sabbath
at Stevens Point visiting with Miss
Louis Brown, who is attending the
| Normal school at our neighboring
city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Smart are
| rejoicing over the arrival Of nine
pound boy early Wednesday morning.
| Both mother and son are doing
| nicely.
Mrs. J. L. Roesler, of Sparta, was
the guest of her son, w. M. Young
over Sunday at the Witter Hotel.
Mr.. Young is night clerk in this
popular hostelry.
Alice Nash returned Monday from
an extended trip in the far west. Miss
Nash visited her sist'r in Tacoma,
Wash. also Travelled in California and
| British Columbia.
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