Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-06-12
Personals

from Minneapolis Monday.
Our loss is your gain 81 shoes for SO
cents. Ladies q TOT. ''Spaford's"
Clayton Fourier is visiting his
uncle Fred Gross at Sparta this week.
t. A. Taylor made business trip to
Bruce Wednesday and returned today.
Geo. Ward of Dexterville was a
business visitor in the city Wednes-
day.
S. FL. Snyder and wife of Green Bay.
attended the G.. A. r. reunion here
this week.
Ed. McCamley returned Thursday
from Rhinelander to spend the sum-
mer in this city.
Fred Stamn, the tonsorial artist has
been i'll the past week with stomach
and liver trouble.
The best interest on your money is
made by buying shoes of Us. See our
ad. "Spafford So
Miss Florence PhiIleo went to Marsh
field Monday to hold final recital of
her class in music.
MI. Schultz of Connorsville, Ind
has accepted position with the Ober-
beck Bros Mfg Co.
Mrs. d. d. Conway left for Madi-
son Saturday, to spend a few weeks
visiting her parents.
: Henry Karnite went to Chicago last
Thursday to consult DR.. Billings in
regard to his health.
Miss Duningan of Stevens Point,
visited with w. S. Buckley and family
a few days last week.
So, 81 and SIS W. L. Douglas shoes
former at S1.00 for the rest of this
month. 'Spafford;s."
James Hamilton of the Grand
Rapids Brick Co. spent Tuesday IN
Plalnfield on business.
Miss Susie Granger departed for
Blenker where she will teach school
for the rest of the term.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Buckley left
Monday for Telluride, Col, where they
will spend the summer.
Amos Hasbrouck attended the
sessions Of the Masonic Grand lodge
at Milwaukee this week.
Miss Ivah Anderson of Merrill, is
visiting her friends the Misses Belle
and Eloy Quin last week.
Sam Rogers has purchased Herman
Miller's house and lot in the second
ward. Consideration 1866.
j. N. Okoneski and family of Arpin,
have moved into D. b. Philleo'S
house on Milwaukee street.
Miss Florence Philleo expects to
spend the greater part of her summer
vacation in Detroit, Michigan.
Miss Celia Burr closed a very
successful year of school work in the
village of Port Edwards last Friday
D. A. Kenyon of Appleton, is visit
ing his son VIM. Kenyon and wife
in this city. He arrived on Tuesday.
Messrs. d. J. Arpin and VIM. Scott
are preparing golf links on what is
known as the sand hill south of the
city.
Mrs. e. P. Arpin and children are
Mrs Arpin's sister, Mrs.
Huber Tibbits, at Hazelhurst this
week.
Miss Ethel Parrish departed
last week for Brougham, Ontario,
to spend the summer with
friends.
Mrs. J. A. Gaynor spent few days
last week at Wausau visiting her
daughter Miss Bessie Gaynor and
friends.
VIM. Gebhardt has changed his
mind about going Westand has accept
ed a position with the Grand Rapids
Lumber Co.
a large delegation of local Modern
Woodmen will attend the Lemonweir
association picnic of WOOdmen at
Nekoosa today.
NJ. S. Pratt and daughter Cora
returned Saturday from two weeks
visit in Minneapolis with Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Sanderson.
George Hooper of Milladore, and
Nick LudOvick of Marshtield, trans
acted business at Register of Deeds
Upham's office Monday.
Miss Addie E. Skeel, who has been
teaching in the public schools of
MoSinee this year. arrived in the city
Tuesday to spend her vacation.
Messrs. Taylor, Hathaway, and
Lipke went to Stevens Point Tuesday
to take the chapter degree. They
were accompanied by VIM. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Taylor enter
tanned in honor of Mayor and Mrs.
Banta Of Menasha Thursday evening.
Mrs. Banta was a schoolmate of Mr..
Taylor.
J. B. Bridge returned Saturday from
Rockford where he represented the
local lodge of Mystic Workers at the
national convention of Mystic Work
erS.
Misses Briere and MaUrine Johnson
go to Madison Friday noon to attend
the banQuets of their respective
SorOriGieS and also attend the COM
mencement exercises
Mrs. A. G.. Bennett and Mrs. J. H.
Price returned from Milwaukee Fri
day where they attended the state w.
Z. I. U. Convention Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Mrs Sophie Noel and two children
OF Port Edwards, were in the city
Wednesday to meet Mrs. S. Fl. Haupt
OF ManltoWoc, who arrived on that
day and will be their guest for a few
days.
II. G. Timm'S son John, who has