Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-09-18
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Waushara Argus.
Mrs. NJ. X. Jones returned recently
from a visit to Grand Rapids and
| PittSville.
| Plainfield Sun.
Miss Rowena Havenor, Of Grand
| Rapids, is visiting friends and rela-
| tives at Plaintield.
Wausau Record
| w. r. Bryan left today for Grand
Rapids where he will make a brief
visit before returning to his home in
| Chicago.
Waupaca Republican.
Ray Barnes went Monday to Stevens
Point with load of apples and to
Amherst Wednesday with load.
VIM. Crawford took load of apples
Tuesday from the Arctic orchard to
Grand Rapids.
Amigo Republican.
Miss Francis Nimits accompanied
by her brother Charles left for Apple
ton this week. Miss NimitS will take
up her work as Junior in Lawrence
while her little brother will remain
with her till after Conference.
Necedah Republican.
Will Snyder is thinking of moving
his family up to Grand Rapids before
long where be will have permanent
emplOyment.-Mrs. S. W. Robertson
and little son, of Grand Rapids, are
spending few days with Necedah
relatives.
Merrill News.
Mrs. A. III. Barr, who has been WIS.,
iting in this city with her husband,
returned to her home at Grand
Rapids last Saturday mornipg.-MiSs
Myrtle and Robert HaSkinS, of Wau-
Sau, visited with relatives and friends
in the city this week.
Hancock News.
III. w. Shipway and wife were
Grand Rapids visitors Monday.-The
Nekoosa ball team failed to put in an
appearance Sunday.-E. Rous and
to attend the funeral Of Hiram Rous,
who was killed 10y a train, passed
through here Sunday on their return.
Yellow River Pilot
James Mclaughlin and County
Judge VIM. }. Conway were county
seat visitors here the past week. Mrs.
Ella Hies visited at Grand Rapids
last Monday, and while there attended
d Millennial Dawn meeting.-Donald
Smart, of Grand Rapids was registered
with Jere Wednesday.-E. P. Adams,
Of Grand Rapids was calling in town
Tuesday.
Marshfeld Times
J. M. O'Koneski, of Grand Rapids,
travelling representative of the Arpin
Lumber Co., was in the city Tuesday
on business.-FIoyd Moore, formerly
of Grand Rapids, but now located at
IronWOOd. Mich, spent short time
in the city Wednesday visiting friends.
Mrs. W. d. Conner visited at Grand
Rapids last Saturday.-E. Oberbeck,
| of Grand Rapids, transacted business
in the city Thursday.
Stevens Point Gazette,
Louis Derosia, who was called here
| by the sickness of his father. had
| just returned from the south, near
| New Orleans, where he went last May
| to work in a saw mill owned by Wau-
Sau and Merrill parties. He was taken
with smallpox few days after
reaching his destination and was laid
up four weeks. Mr.. Derosia and
family will remain in Stevens Point
a couple of weeks longer.
Marshfeld News.
Hon. Frank A. Cady spent yesterday
forenoon in The vicinity of Marshtield
hunting. AS he was boarding the
train for Grand Rapids a News
reporter asked what he was taking
back with him as the result of his
expedition. He Enthusiastically
replied. ''My gun, all my ammunition,
a jar of butter, half a bag of crab
apples and a hired girl" Mrs. Louis
Oberbeck, of Grand Rapids, visited
last week at the home of Der daughter,
Mrs. John Anderson.-M Bessie
Oberbeck, of Grand Rapids, and Miss
Carrie Oberbeck, of Chicago, are the
guests Of Mrs. John Anderson this
week.-Mrs.. Chas. Laramie, Of Grand
Rapids, has been visiting her parents
and other relatives here the past
week.-A. B. Sutor, of the Grand
Rapids Tribune, visited over Sunday
with Marshtield relatives. He is
frequently mentioned as the probable
nominee for clerk of the court on the
Democratic ticket.
Stevens Point Journal.
Miss Ethel Dwinell, of this city and
Misses Ethel YOut and Louise POda-
wiltz, of Grand Rapids left this
morning for Plaintield, where they
will attend ball to be given in that
city tonight.-The school has already
received challenges from Grand
Rapids aud WauSau High schools for
football games in the near future
Geo, E. Oster left this afternoon for
Waupaca, where his parents have
been spending the summer at the
Chaln-o'- Lakes. Mr.. and Mrs. OSter
I,.,i Hrat will ln e,