Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31
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of Interest
from Papers
in Neighbour
ing Cities.
What
They
Say.

Fred LaRrot, of Grand Rapids,
spent last Sunday with friends in this
city.
Plainfeld Sun.
Jonas Perrine came over from
Grand Rapids and is spending the
week with friends in Plainfield.
kilbourn Mirror-Gazette.
Hon. F. A. Cady Of Grand Rapids
visited his parents here the first OF
the week. He is expected to receive
the appointment of assistant attorney
general.
Pittsville Pilot
Mrs. Fred Bunge came over Mon
day to take care of her daughter, Mrs.
e. S. HuckinS.-Dr. O. T. Hougen and
family, Of Grand Rapids, were visit
ing DR.. Edward Hougen Monday and
Tuesday.
Waupaca Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Havenor are
entertaining the formers sister, Mrs
Will Compton. Of Grand Rapids. =
Miss Frances Vosburg is the guest of
her cousin, Miss ROena Havenor, of
Grand Rapids.
Manawa Advocate.
DR.. J. J. Looze, of Grand Rapids,
called on his brOther-in-law, DR.. Bel
lin, Tuesday.-Mrs. j. ID. Fowzer. who
has been visiting at Grand Rapids the
past two weeks, returned Friday.
Miss Cl6suit. her sister, returned with
her.
Wausau Record.
Mrs G. d. Jones and children went
10 Grand Rapids, Thursday morning
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Gayn0r.-John McLeary, aged Is years,
and Miss Anna Aactigall, aged 10,
were united in marriage Wednesday
noon at the brides home.
Necedah Republican
Robin DAILY went to Grand Rapids,
Saturday to spend his summer vaca-
tion.-C. e. jacobson, of Grand Rapids,
paid visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris. jacobson, at Strong's
Praire, last Saturday and Sunday.
lie IS now, employed as draughtSman
IN The office of his brother, J. G..
jacobson, the mill architect.
Waupaca Post
e. S. Renne and Mr.. Mahoney, of
Grand Rapids, spent Saturday and
Sunday, as guests of George w. Ghoca.
Miss Nellie Guldager came home
last week for the summer vacation.
She will teach in Grand Rapids the
coming'year.-M Libbie Timian. of
Amherst, has gone to Grand Rapids
for couple OF weeks visit.
stevens Point Gazette,
DR.. L. J, Rhoades of Plainfield,
has decided to locate at Fond du Lac.
instead of in this city, as stated last
week. The change from Plainfield to
Fond du Lac is made on account of
the long drives he has been obliged to
endure, and which his health will
no longer permit The doctor is
recognized as being we'll up in his
chosen profession, and will no doubt
be successful at Fond du Lac.
Marshfield News
Frank Ii. Cramer, of Hewitt, spent
last Friday in this CITY, He was on
his way to Grand Rapids 20 accept a
position as telegraph operator for the
Wisconsin Central Co. He served his
apprenticeship at the Hewitt station
and passed the examination at Fond
du Lac last week.-Philip Ksycki, a
former county clerk of this county,
but now connected with the Polish
paper at Chicago, has been visiting at
Grand Rapids the past week
Waushara Argus.
Hon. II. Wipperman, of Grand
Rapids, is Il candidate for state
senator from this district. Mr.. WHIP
perman while he differs from the
writer on some state issues is a clean
and honorable man and an able legis-
latOr. He has had legislative eXper-
fence having served in the Assembly
and should he be chosen to represent
this district in the senate he will
serve the people with ability and do
what he honestly believes to be for
the best interests of the people of his
district and the state.
Rhinelander New North
The Grand Rapids gentlemen who
were here this week in the interests
of the proposed franchise for an cleo
trio light plant, inform The New
North that their intentions are to
start hub and spoke factory build
Ing near the light station and run
The latter pdntcUn tinu0uSly. furnish
ing power for the new factory and
Sucn other establishments aS might
need 1t throughout the day. We have
received from them no definite report
OF their plans, out if they propose
Such q scheme. it is worth Investigate
ing and encouragement. Small
industries to work up the woods, is
one Of the big solution factors for
Rhlnelander'S future 1t was sur-
geSted to the gentlemen that a de-
tailed statement of their intentions
be made for information of citizens
as well as the councilmen, who will
determine whether or not the fran
chiSe be granted. Such a Statements
was promised for the near future.
Marshfeld Times.
It is foreg0ne conclusion that
ASsemblyman +. A. Cady will have
The utmost influence OF Governor
Latoliettc for his reelection from
this district, and he is known to be
high in the favor of the administra-
ton. In conversation with the Hon.
W. ID. Conner of this city, who is n
prominent supporter and personal
friend Of the governor, Mr.. LaFollette
stated last week that he especially
desired the return of Mr. Cady to the
legislature and said that the party
needed every man like Cady that the
state can furnish at this session.
AsSemblyman Cady was one of the
administration leaders at the last
session and enjoyed the confidence of
tue executive to high degree Matt
Settling, of Grand Rapids, spent Tues
day IN the city on business.-Geo. II.
Smith, candidate for the nomina-
tion OF sheriff on the Republican
ticket. was in the citv rTbrrc6av