Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-03-19
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Z. B. Griggs of Minneapolis was in
the city over Sunday.
Harry Sanderson departed Friday
for Milwaukee to remain about a week
on business.
Carl Arpin, we are glad to note is i'm
proving from an.attack Of inflammation
Of the bowels.
Geo. Hamm. Of the West Side, is con-
valescing after prOtracted struggle
with the grip.
Fred ROenius has sufficiently recover
ed from his recent illness 50 that he is
able to get out doors.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fox returned
Monday from Plainfeld where they
were visiting the past week.
Will Miller, of Ashland, represent
ing the Meyer Shoe Co., of Milwaukee,
was in the city the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes are rejoicing over
the arrival Of baby girl which was
born to them Sunday morning.
Miss Nora Lapham of Nekoosa, was
the guest of her little friend Lillian
Ruth Fontaine, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. e. G. Smith. of Dancy, was in
the city Monday shopping and visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Fl. W. Lord
Miss Bertha Vanderhei, of Arpin,
wasa visitor in the city Wednesday
and took dinner at the Nittcr House
E. F. Mayer of Hudson. travelling for
a prominent fur house of St. Paul, was
at the Dixon House first Of the week.
Robt. Rowland and T. c. Thompson
went to Marshfeld Tuesday to attend
the Farmers Institute held in that
city this week.
Fred Kruge, the well known con-
ductor on the Green Bay scoot. was
attending circuit court as witness
for the company.
Landlord Mulroy of the Commercial
Hotel the past week has had his office
repapered and painted. Guy Gets is
doing the work.
W. " Booth, The new proprietor of
the Fashion Cafe, went to Greenwood
Wednesday to remain few days LOOK
ing after business interests.
Mrs. Alfred Canning and Mrs. e t,
noon on account of the serious illness
of their mother NJ. Zeaman.
Miss Carlson, trained nurse of
Rockford, Illinois, arrived in the city
the past week and is attending Mrs.
Jere D. Witter during her illness.
Mr. and Mrs A. L. Hawkins, of
Saratoga, Wis. are rejoicing over the
safe arrival Of son, born March II.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
Miss Matte Larkin was i'll several
days this past week with infiamatory
rheumatism. Miss Jenny HaSbrouck
taught her school during her absence.
Miss frankie Morgan, head waiter
at the Dixon House, was assisting at
the BlOdgett House at Marshfeld for
two days during farmers institute and
stock sale.
Mr.. Wergin, who is employed in the
Grand Rapids Table Company factory
was stricken with paralysis, Tuesday
morning. He was reported to be in
serious condition.
OeO Hill uepdGleu IOI chicago
Saturday to be absent about one week
purchasing spring and summer stock
Of up-tO-date goods for the johnson &
Hill Co. S store.
R. Westberg of Norrkoping, Swedenl
a graduate Of the NOrrkOping Schoo
Of Technics is employed in j. G,
JacObSOn's office. He recently arrived
i ON the old country.
Otto Wipperman, of Pittsville, a
teacher of a district school in that
vicinity, is home on a two weeks
vacation having his eyes treated and
taking needed rest.
Charles E. Lord, fireman on the
G. NJ. & St. Paul r. r. with headquart-
ers at Tomahawk, was home couple of
days the past week to recuperate from
an attack of the grippe.
G.. l.. StoWell returned to his
home in Hancock the past week en-
joying a couple of week S visit with his
sister Mrs. Ell. W, Lord, and family.
While here he was being treated by
DR.. W. D. Harvie,