Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-06-26

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signs on the plate glass windows q
| the Office of E. G. Ketchum. the ire
man, and c. &. Dougherty, tn
electrician.
NJ. Clifford of Stevens Point. repre
senting the National Life InSuranc,
! Co. of Montpelier, Vermont, tran
Sacted business ia the city MOnda,
and Tuesday.
Misses Fannie Hermann. of Racjn.
and Maggie Federmeyer. of Milwau
! kee, are the guests of Miss ElIf
hreutzer. Of The town Of Crane
| Rapids, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs !. ". Cameron O.
Milwaukee. departed Sunday foI
Andoyer, New Brunswick. for y visit
among relatives and friends and r.
see The Old scenes Of their early child
hood.
VI. J. McGraith returned from
Chicago, Friday where he attended
the graduation exercises of the law
school. He was also present at the
COOK County Democratic Convention.
June II.
Mrs, o. t. Hougen and children
depart today for ManrtOwOc to attend
the wedding of Miss Emma Hougen
and Albert Markin on July second in
that city. They will be absent about
two weeks.
Amos HashTouck, Harry Gardner.
and Chas. Kruger went to Stevens
Point Tuesday afternoon to do some
work in the Chapter of the Masonic
lodge. Oscar Hathaway and T. A.
Taylor accompanied them.
Miss Mamie Corcoran, a teacher in
the public schools of Iron Mountain,
Michigan, is home for the summer
vacation. She reports an excellent
SchoQl year, hut glad TO get home
among relatives and friends.
Miss Mae Emm0nS made a business
trip to Milwaukee the past week. We
presume she was called there bv the
StalWart League to give them some
pointers as to how to carry Wood
county against the Governor,
Edward T, Whaeiook, one of the
editorial writers on the Milwaukee
Sentinel, and we'll known in this part
of the state, was in the city over
Sunday, the guest of his old4time
friend, Chas. M. Webb.
Elmer Triokey, who has been
employed on the Portage County
Press, published at Almond, was in
the city Wednesday on visit with
bis brother prior to his departure for
the east where he goes to visit his
mother who is in poor health.
Clark Jenkins, who was vice presi-
dent of the Alumni association of the
Stevens Point Normal school this
year, returned last Friday from that
city, where he participated in the
festivities of the Alumni banquet.
which event took place last Thursday
evening,
A, e. Falch departed Monday
morning for Minneapolis, where he
expects to visit few days with
friends. From there he goes to Wood
Lake, Burnet county, to visit his
mother and then he expects to spend
the balance of his vacation Of two
weeks in Beloit, where he has many
old-time friends.
L. Kroner went to Wausau Monday
morning with the expectation of
seeing his son Allen and his base ball
aggregation from Ashland, but was
disappointed for he did not see him or
the base ball game. The game was
pulled off Tuesday instead of Monday,
Mr.. KRONER having been misinformed
about the date.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. e. Palmer, of Peiro
Iowa, are in the city, guests of NJ.
Palmer and family. Mr.. Palmer will
be remembered by some of the early
day settlers as a member of the firm
of Griswald & Palmer who operated a
Shingle mill here thirJy-twO years ago