Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-08-07
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Stevens Point Journal.

ed from Waupaca ana Will De IN ner
office at APO Main street, second floor,
until Aug. 5, when she will close her |
engagement here and leave for Grand
Rapids. &C. H. Smith, the Green Bay
conductor who suffered a serious injury
to his foot at Arnott last spring, is
the guest of his mOther-in-laW, Mrs.
Samuel Adams. He is now able to
walk without crutch or cane.-MiSS
Mabel Sustins, who has been employed
as substitute teacher in the city !
schools during the last term, has been
engaged to teach the first grade in
the Grand Rapids school for the next
year.-Herman Wipperman Of Grand
Rapids will be candidate for the
Republican nomination in the Ninth
senatorial district. The district is
composed of the counties of Adams,
Marquette, WauShara and Wood, and
at the last election gave Republican
majority of more than three thousand.
Mr.. Wipperman has served in the
assembly and is an able and honor
able man in all the relations of life.
The Journal would be pleased to re-
cord his nom ination and election.
Pittsville Pilot
Geo. W. Mead, Of Grand Rapids,
son-in-law Of the late J. d. Witter,
was in town Wednesday on business.
Miss Cora Pratt, of Grand Rapids,
was in the city the past week visiting
Miss Lou Woodworth.-Sh James
Mclaughlin was over Tuesday on
business. o. Voyer, of Grand
Rapids was in town Wednesday on
business. -OttO Wipperman, son Of
Dist. Attorney Wipperman, was in
the city Saturday and called at the
Pilot office. Otto spent d year as an
officer in the Navy Of the United
States, and while on duty visited
about every port of entry on the en-
tire sea coast Of the world. He was
injured during one cruise and after
coming back to the United States
took his discharge.-C. E. Lester of
Grand Rapids, candidate for nominal
ton Of sheriff on the Republican
ticket, was calling on Pittsville politi-
tianS Thursday. Mr.. Lester expects
to land the plum by good round
majorities. He will be good man
for the place.
Plainheld Sun.
The only candidate we have heard
of, whose name VIII be presented be-
fore the Ninth Senatorial Convention
to be held in this city Aug. Goth, is
the Hon. Herman Wipperman, of
Grand Rapips. He was one of the
unsuccessful candidates before the
convention held here four years ago.
but created an excellent impression
among our people while here on that
occasion. Mr.. Wipperman has re-
presented his county in the halls of
the legislature. is an able lawyer, at
present district attorney of Wood
tlnnnty al hnnnr h1n nd fr11cf
worthy man. We believe WaUShara
will give him her entire support in
the Observation-Disclosures Kelley was
called to Grand Rapids Wednesday to
see his sister, who is very i'll. He was
accompanied by his sister, Miss Elite
Kelley, of Hancock.
Marshfeld News
Attorney Theodore Brazeau, of
Grand Rapids, transacted business
here last Friday. Master Emil Cady
was up frc-n Grand Rapids Tuesday
visiting young friends. Editor A. B.
Sutor, of the Grand Rapips Tribune,
spent Sunday visiting relatives here.
Miss Amanda Wagner is spending
her vacation in Grand Rapids and
Wausau.--Geo. III. Smith, of Grand |
Rapids, who is seeking the Republican |
nomination for sheriff, was in the |
city Thursday. Richard Sheibe, of |
Grand Rapids. spent portion of |
Tuesday here visiting his brother, E. |
2. Scheibe. He was on his way to
SchleiSingerville.
Marshrield Times
VIM. Scott, of Grand Rapids, was a
Marshfield visitor last Saturday.
Oscar Hathaway, of Grand Rapids, |
n tho OF u Mnn1ou hic fol
Eau Claire. of Deeds Upham |
visited friends in the city Wednesday |
and Thursday-J. w. Cameron, of |
Milwaukee. director of the First |
National Bank of this city, spent
Wednesday here on his way from
Boyd to Grand Rapids. Bessie /
Huntington, of Grand Rapids, is the
guest OF Der friend, Miss Anna May.
Wausau Herald.
Business matters called George w.
Goult to Grand Rapids, Wausau and
other places north Of here the first OF
the Week.-Mrs. Lille Kiefer enter
tanned about twenty OF her lady and
gentleman friends at the fair grounds
Wednesday Afternoon in honor of her
guests, Mrs. Frank SteibF' and M ISIS
Eva Jones, of Grand Rapids, and Miss
Doyle, OF Medford. Supper was served
at six O'Clock, aud at eight O'Clock.
while on their way home shower of
rain treated them all to a good wetting.
Waussu Record.
j. A. Jaeger, of Merrill, took charge
of the United States Co.'S. express
office here this morning, 1.-The company's
route agent, J. S. WeStlake, of La
Crosse, having finished his checking
up yesterday. MIR. Jaeger is a genial
young man and has made good i'm
preston J. E. Odoms, the retiring
agent, will go to Chicago tomorrow
night to accept his new position.
Amigo Republican.
Misses May and Elsie Baruch, whoI
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs
Weisel, the past few weeks, returned
to their home in Grand Rapids on
Tuesday.-MisS Kitty Mulroy, who
has been spending the week with VIM.
Toner, of this city, returned to her
home at Grand Rapids on the noon
train Monday.
Wild Rose Tines.
ChaS. futile was a passenger to
Grand Rapids Saturday and drove
back fine new horse for T. G. De-
Witt.-MiSS John Patterson has re-
turned from two weeks visit with
friends at Grand Rapids and North
port.-Miss Beulah Wright, who has
been visiting at Grand Rapids and
Waupaca, has returned to Pine River. |
Madison Democrat.