Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-04-17
Personals

Mr.. VIM. Brazeau OF Port Edwards.
spent half day in the city on business
Monday.
Chas. BFiere Jr. has been confined to
the house the past week with a severe
cUld
John Starr, departed for Atlanta.
Wis, where he is now employed in a
saw mill there.
Miss Mayme Cromwell of Stevens
Point. spent Sunday with her sister
Mrs E. P. Foster.
j. A. Jaeger former Z. S, Express
agent here, but now of Merrill visited
over Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Max Alpine. of Nekoosa. is
visiting her son and family for a few
days in the first ward.
Miss Dorothy Fitch of Cranmoor.
was the guest Of Miss Jessie Stetzer
this week.
Mrs. Herman Ebert of Milwaukee,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Fred Karnatz
and family this week.
Mrs. Garrison Babcock and Mrs.
VIII Collier were the guests of Miss
b. Nash at Plover, Monday.
c: R. GOldsworthy, the real estate
dealer from Vesper, was at the court
house on business, Monday.
H. G. Colcord, musician, who has
been travelling with BENEFITS RepO-
tore Co.. is home on visit.
Mrs. Annie Marceau, Of Big Falls is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Bean this
week.
Lillian Ruth Fontaine has been
among the many children sick the
past week with the measles.
Judge Webb and bis reporter Robt.
Morse who are holding court in Stevens
Point spent Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Helen Cave is recovering from
a Spralned shoulder, sustained from a
fall the fore part of of last week.
Mrs. R. a. Mcdonald has been
quite i'll since Monday, with stomach
trouble, but is now recovering.
FL. Vincent has been at Amery Polk
Co., Wis, to visit his brother, Edward
and wife for the past two weeks
Albert Gilbert from Strongs Prairie
is visiting with J. s. Robinson at his
home on the west side, for few days.
The front Of Kromer's fruit store
building has been decorated with,
coat Of fresh paint in Tuscan red and
green.
Mrs. Edward Lynch accompanied by
her husband went to MiladOre last
and spent the day in that
berg.
Agnes keenan,, who had a seige of
the measles at her home in DeXterville
mas returned to attend the high
school.
VIII DeSSaint and wife were made
happy early Monday morning over the
arrival of their first born, a boy weigh
ing pounds.
S. n. Baum who has a general
merchandise store in PittSyille was in
the city Wednesday and transacted
business at Biron.
c. r, WaSsar who recently went to
Atlanta, Wis, to clerk in the Atlanta
Mercantile Co.'S. store, has returned
home.
John Alpine, paper maker with the
Grand Rapids Pulp & Paper Co. was
visiting relatives in SchiOctOn this
week.
Mrs. f. Hurley, eighty four years of
age and resident of this city since
1919 is recovering from an attack of
the grippe.
Mrs. VIM. Marcham from Hancock,
Mich, niece of Mrs. Ben Hansen.
arrived Tuesday to visit relatives for
about two weeks.
Will Love and wife have moved over
on the west side and are now comfort
ably settled in rooms up stairs in the
MacKinnOn block.
Herman Miller who visited with his
family here the past week returned
Monday to MenOminee, Wis. where he
IS engaged as view artist.
Mrs. I. P. Witter went to St. Paul
Wednesday to visit a few days with
friends Her husband will leave Fri
day TO join her in st. Paul.
Joe LaBreche, who has been en-
employed as mOuider in the Parish
Iron Works at Ashland the past year
is home for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Anna Orvis, Of Chicago, an old
time friend and neighbOr Of Mrs. Geo.
r Gardner and Mrs. McCann, was
their guest while in the city the past
week.
Mrs. VIM. f. Crawford Of Lustin,
California, Mr.. S. E. Crawford of
MoSinee, and Albert D Crawford of
MarShtield, spent few days visiting
at the home Of DR.. and Mrs. A. B.
Crawford since our last issue.
Mrs f. G. RosSier returned from
her visit in WauSau this past week
where she was the guest Of Mrs. A. J.
Boyles. She reported their youngest
child very i'll with pneumonia when
she left.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Frohnen expect
to depart on April 25th, for Germany
on an extended visit among the scenes
of their youth and to visit relatives
and old time friends. We wish them
a pleasant journey and a safe return.
Mrs Lee Ticknor. and little daugh-
ter, MarjOry of Merrill, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. TicknOr in this city
and expect to remain three weeks.
Her husband is ia Port Arthur. Can
ada, and she expects to leave here to
join him at the close of her visit.
Miss Nina Gillette, milliner at
BabcOck came up with party Of
friends on a freight Sunday afternoon.
and attended the Congregational
church service in the evening return
ing to BabcOck on the evening pass
enger.