Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-04-10
Personal

geo. w. Lyons OF BaOc0ck. was In
the city Tuesday on business.
Ludwig Gross of Necedah, was in
the city Wednesday visiting among
his old friends.
Miss L. E. Woodwork of Pittsville
spent the week in this city, the guest
Of Miss Cora Pratt.
Mr. and Mrs. F. \. Stanlm are re-
jOicing over the arrival CT daughter.
born Friday morning, april 18th
Messrs. viii Scott and DR.. o. T.
HOugen are in Milwaukee this week
sessions Of the ConSiStory.
JAS. Hamilton, manager of the
Grand Rapids Pressed Brick Co.. was
in MenOminee on business this week.
John Jockey of Plattville, a friend
of Mr.. VanEtta bought farm of the
real estate firm Of Taylor & Scott this
week.
Mrs, Z. H. Upham and daughter of
Greenwood, Clark Co.. are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Upham in this
City.
Claude MoOrSe, of Hancock has been
engaged as clerk in the drug depart
ment of johnson, & Hill COmpany'S
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dokka. enter
tanned a few of their friends in honor
of Mr.. Dokka's birthday last Saturday
evening.
RCJu. Vaughan, the seven year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Vaughan is
very sick this week with an attack of
the measles.
D. H. ShOrtle, of Chicago, did a fine
job OF gold leaf lettering for the Dixon
House Oh the right hand pillar at the
entrance way.
Mrs. E. b. Rossier, Mrs. C. jackson
and Mrs. j. S. Thompson were
initiated into the mysteries of the
Eastern Star last week
r. W. Kaye, of Fond du Lac, an
official of the Wis. Central E. r was
in the city Friday on business con-
nected with that company.
DR.. F. G. Nelson, veterinary dentist
of WauSau, was here Monday profess
Sionally and is planning upon making
this city periodical visits.
DR.. o. T. Hougen was in Stevens
Point Tuesday to attend a session of
the Northwestern Medical Association
which convened there on that day.
Geo. N. Wood is IN Milwaukee this
week attending sessions of the Con-
siStory. He expects to put in the
whole week and return to this city at
its close.
Messrs. John G.. Hoffman and o. T.
GuldfuSS Of the town Of HileS, this
county, were at the county seat
Wednesday on matters appertaining
their town.
Chas. M. Ettenson of Chicago is in
the city stopping at the "Witter."
He come here to place himself under
the care OF our Rheumatic Specialist
DR.. M. Mellin.
Chas. Laramie has engaged his
services to Orrie O'Dell, the barber
He commenced work last Wednesday
and proves to be an excellent running
mrte to Mr.. O'Dell.
Rev. S. Grenfeldt and wife of
Sturgeon Bay, were the guests of his
father, Rev. j. J Grenfeldt, pastor of
the Norwegian MOravian church the
first Of the week.
a. q. PankOW, editor Of the Marsh
field Democrat was elected Mayor of
that city at the recent spring election.
We prOpheSey that he will give that
city an excellent administration.
Martin Anderson, shipping clerk in
the Badger Box & Lumber Co.,
has resigned his position and will
leave for Minnesota, where he has
accepted a position with his brother.
Mrs. John Dixon, landlady at the
Dixon House, has been confined to her
bed since Friday last, very i'll with
stomach trouble Her many friends
will hope that she may soon recover.
VIM. Gebhart of Merrill, Wis. who
has been bOOk-keeper for DAILY and
ODay for many years past, was in
this city over Sunday on his way west,
where he intends TO make his future
home.
Rev. J. L. Bittner and Rev. A.
Krusche attended the annual confer
ence of the pastors and teachers of the
German Lutheran church Of the Wis
consjn River Valley at Merrill the
past week.
Last Sabbath morning Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W. Natwck, Mr.. and Mrs. P. L.
Utley, Geo. NJ, Hill and son Earl, Mrs.
NJ. Gordon and Mrs. John Cooley
united in full fellowship and member
ship with the First Congregational
Church.
l. Fl, Delong an aged and respected
farmer of the town of Grand Rapids
was in the city Tuesday the first time
for many weeks. He has not been in
very good health all winter, but is
feeling some better now.
The Misses Ida Hammer, Hilda and
Aleta Berg, and the MeSsrs. Selmer
Chose and Andrew Odegard were
initiated into the Order of Mystic
Workers, last Thursday evening
Refreshments were served and all
reported. good time.
Geo. II. COrriyeau returned Friday
from the Sanitarium at Hudson where
he has been for several weeks in the
interest of his health. We are pleased
to note that he returned somewhat
improved in health, which will be
good news tC his many frien
II. G. Mccain, Of the finn Of Spaf-
ford Cole & Co., departed Monday for
Chicago where he will make a selection
of summer dress goods. He will be
absent a week or ten days and on his !
return you can look for something fine !
in the latest style.
Mrs. r. T. King If Cambria. Wis. /
WAS the guest IF her Old time friend /.
Miss Nellie Boil tie first of the ManlL /