Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-01-22
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W. \. keVes is cOunned TO his home
very sick with typhoid fever.
Harry Page, of Vesper, has accepted
a position With Arthur Sickles.
| Charles WasSer, of Fond du Lac. is
visiting at the home of bis mother
John O'Lay, of Merrill, was in the
city this week transacting business.
Supervisor J. J. Iyerson. of Sherry.
transacted business at the court house
Monday.
Mrs. L. Cahill is receiving visit
from her sister, Miss Mary Langdon,
| Of Neenah.
Attorney John Battensek, of Apple
ton. was in The city Monday and
| Tuesday.
Miss Mary Fox, of Plainfeld, visited
relatives ana friends here THURSDAY
and Friday.
John Mcconnell, of hartford. Green
Lake county, was 10 the city Tuesday
on business.
r. t. Doud. of March. visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Muir the
first of the week.
f. J. Scott, of the Plymouth
city Wednesday.
Philip Trudell arrived from Glidden
| Thursday, where he has been at work
| for several months.
VIM. Gebhart, Of the Grand Rapids
| Lumber company, transacted business
at Merrill Thursday.
Attorney E. G. Pors and Frank
Stang. of MarShtield, were in the city
| Tuesday on business.
Mike Slattery returned the first of
the week from business trip up
north as far as MinOcqua.
| Frank Primeau returned Tuesday
from MilladOre where he has been
visiting his brother Charles.
E. Il Moore, of PIoyer, was here
Monday looking up The city with d
view vi starting res tdurdnt.
Ludwig Gross came Up from Necedah
"Wednesday evening 10 transact some
business here today (Thursday).
Attorney T. II. Hanna and E. NJ
COppS, Of Stevens Point, were in the
city Monday tranSactlng business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Alexander, of
nj Milwaukee, were guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Geo. w. Paulus on Wednesday.
The Misses Ida Carman and lisa
Bowen leave tonight Thursday for
Chicago on a short shopping expedition.
VIM. Noss, of Madison. who has
been visiting his son, Ii. II. VOSS and
family, returned to his home the past
week.
VIII Raath has accepted a position
in a drug store at Independence,
Wis. He left tor that town Tuesday
morning.
Miss Ida Hammer. who clerks in
SilyCrman Bros store, is visiting
Mrs Sam SilVerman in Milwaukee
this week.
7. G. Thompson and E. NJ. Wright
departed Monday night for Chicago
on real estate business. They will be
absent about d week.
N. Weiland, of Appeton, has been
the guest Of his daughters. Mrs j. B.
Arpln and Mrs. n. IRELAND, several
VIM. G. Trahern will leave for
Philadelphia, Friday where ne will
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Burt
Miller several months
Hugo Jentz, of Marshfeld, an
epileptic person about 80 years of age
was sent TO the Poor Farm Tuesday
by the mayor of that city.
VIM. Scott departed Tuesday for
Port Arthur. Canada, where he has
business interest in connection with
the Pigeon River Lumber Co.
DR.. Lora C. Milliken, of Ripon, was
10 the city Wednesday looking the
place over with view of locating
here. He went away undecided.
Mrs. G. B. Whiting departed Tues
day afternoon for Stevens Point,
where she will spend few days with
her daughter Hiss Alice Whiting.
Henry Uhling, of Watertewn, Wis,
i stakeholder in the Nekoosa Paper
Co. was in the city Wednesday
guest of his old friend, E. Roenius.
T. J. Riemer, the west side tailor,
| leaves today Thursday for Miladore
where he we'll look after his logging
| interests during the next two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Fritzinger, of
Fond du Lac, passed through the city
Monday morning on their way to visit
With Mr.. and Mrs. M. III. Lynn in
| NekOOSa.
| The Elks and Knights of Pythias
rave pleasant dancing party at their
| hall SATURDAY. pVpniDU rho p1I1cir
| vas furnished by three members of the
Big Four.
| Mrs. Minnie Giles, who has been
| isiting with her daughter, Mrs. VIM
'etzOld the past three months, re-
| urned to her home in Mondovi, Wis.
n Monday.
Caroline Upham, daugh ter of Mr..
| nd Mrs. e. A. Upham was very sick
he first of the week with pneumonia
We are pleased to note she is
| onvalescing.
Mrs. Harry Pearson and three
hildren from Appleton, arrived in
| he city Saturday and are visiting
heir mother, Mrs. S. G. Darlington
n the west side.
| Geo. Warren, who has been confined
. his home with serious attack of
| ppendcitis the past ten DAYS re-
urned to his work in Will Gross &
'o's. store Tuesday.
Hugh IT. Corbett returned Monday
rom a trip home at Berlin He vas
lso in Chicago buying goods, hiring
| ailors and securing the latest styles
IT the coming season.