Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-10-09
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Geo. Corriveau went to Glidden
this Thursday forenoon on business.
Rev. Kroll left Monday for New
York where he was called on business.
Elmer Huckins drove over to our
city from Pittsville last Tuesday on
business.
Mrs. John McGrew and little son.
OF Lacrosse, we're at the Dixon House.
Wednesday.
Miss Blanche Harding spent Tues
f. Lapham.
Bert Smith, of Bruce, arrived Satur-
day in our city IT, visit few days
among friends.
Louis LaBreche ard Dode Robinson
were in attendance at the Wautoma
fair last week.
John Brown, Of Mosinee, spent part
Of Saturday and Sunday with his
friend Orrie O'Dell.
|. n. Kinneson, of Plainfield, Wis,
was in our city Wednesday looking
for men to dig potatoes.
Edward J. Whitney departed for
st. Louis on Monday in the interest
Of his numbering business.
Frank Carey arrived home Monday
night in time to help celebrate bis
fathers fifty-ninth birthday.
Dan McKercher, Of Merrill, came
down Saturday and visited over Sum-
day among relatives and friends.
Ray Sherwood, who edits paper in
Amhoy, HI, came home to visit his
family last Friday for few days.
Fred Puariea, wife and baby Of
Plover visited over Sunday at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Eugene
Miller.
General Supt. E. T. Potter and his
crew OF officials on the Wisconsin
Central road were in the city Tuesday
of this week.
Mr.. E. Mourke and Fl. F Gustavis,
freight agents on the Wisconsin Cen
tral road we're in the city the fore
part Of the week.
What fur? Otter, Seal, Persian
lamb-the whole family will be with
us Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
See ad "Spafford' :"
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Compton are
rejoicing over the arrival of 9 pound
girl Saturday. Both mother and
daughter are doing we'll.
Miss Gertie Atcherson, of Friend
ship departed Tuesday for her home
after pleasant visit in this city with
her friend Ethel YOut
Guy Miller wheeled over to Stevens
Point last Thursday and visited with
his grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Dougherty for a few days.
Messrs. Nick and Dominick Reiland
and Gertrude Reiland departed Tues
day noon for Minnesota to visit for a
few days with their father.
Ray and Lee Love came down from
Merrill Saturday night to visit over
Sunday with their brother Irving,
who just returned from the east.
Mrs. Carrie Esterbrook and son
George, OF Mosinee, returned Wednes
day to her home after pleasant visit
with Mrs. Orrie O'Dell the past week.
Geo. Martin sold his four lots east
of the Lutheran church property in
the second ward of this city the past
week to Nick Reiland. Consideration
500 cash. -
Mrs. G. Schroeckenstein of Omaha,
Nebraska, has been visiting her sister,
Mrs H. G. Wipperman for the past
two weeks. She returned home on
Wednesday.
Messrs. Geo. l.. Ward, of Dexter,
John Granger and Chas. E. Ekelund,
of Sgel, are in the city this week
session Of the circuit
court as jurymen.
Robt. DeGroff, of Marshield, has
taken Al Sutor's place in the Tribune
office while that gentleman is out
campaigning for the Office Of Clerk of
Court on the Democratic ticket.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Arpin, and Mrs.
Clarice Arpin their mother, de-
parted Sunday night for Telluride,
Colorado, where they will visit w. S.
Buckley and family for two. weeks.
Miss Marie Barrett, who has been
clerking for L. Kroner & Son the
past few months, resigned her posi-
tion and began her new duties as
hello girl in the long distance tele-
phone office Wednesday.
Geo. n. Wood attended the street
fair in Eau Claire the past week and
while.there says he saw w. H. Carey,
Edward Akey, John Avery and Mrs.
S. L. Alexander and her son Dale.
He reports the fair excellent and
everybody as having had a good time.
Norman Gerard, of Stoughton,
arrived in the city Tuesday evening
for visit among his old-time friends
in Grand Rapids. Mr.. Gerard is
enjoying good health for man of his
age and is delighted to watch the
progress Grand Rapids is making.
Chas Downing accompanied by his
Aunt Alice departed for Stevens
Point this Thursday morning where
they will make their future home.
Charles has accepted position as
retoucher in the Lyman studio at
Stevens Point. =,
Mrs. A. Morterud and daughter, of
BloOmingdale, Wis, arrived in the
city Tuesday and will visit few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Morterud. A
younger sister of Oscar MorteTud
accompanied Mrs. A. Morterud and
daughter to this City.
Irving Love who has been railroad
ing in the east the past five or six
years returned home last Friday to
pay his folks a visit. Irving looks
fine, but having left home when quite
young of course has changed in looks
considerable so that his friends could