Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-02-12
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visitor over Sunday.
Miss Grace Hoskinson is reported
quite sick this week.
Mayor Wheelan transacted business
in Eau Claire Saturday.
Richard Wipperman was in Wausau
Monday on legal business.
Frank BOIes, of Nekoosa. was busi-
ness visitor in the city Monday.
Miss Jennie Hasbrouck was on the
sick list the fore part of the week.
Mrs. NJ. II. Lynn. of Nekoosa. was
the guest of Ellis Kroner and wife on
Monday.
Rrbt. Morse. court reporter. was in
Stevens Point Saturday on legal
business.
Miss Jennie Rein, of Wausau spent
Sunday at the home OF Mrs. NJ.
SIattery.
Miss Mary PaSsano, entertained her
cousin, Miss Nettie Akey Of BirOn,
over Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Fox left on Wednesday
for Plaintield for a two weeks visit
with her parents.
T. E. Nash departed Tuesday noon
for St. LOUIS, on business for the
NekOosa Paper Co.
Miss Ella Thelge, of Westby, is the
guest of her sister Mrs. Oscar Morte-
rud for few weeks.
Herman Smith has moved his family
into what is known as the Brazeau
home on Baker street.
Mrs. John McTavish, of Nasonville.
was here Monday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Mary Broderick.
Geo. Smith returned Friday from
Chicago and other points south. where
he had transacted business.
Edward Lynch returned Tuesday
night from Chicago where he attended
the lumbermen'S convention.
Miss Etfie Goggins and Miss Carrie
Briere attended a swell dance party at
Marsntield Wednesday night.
Miss Martha Stop departed Tuesday
for Detroit, Michigan, to join her
sister GuSta, who is now residing there.
Miss Fife GOggins returned from
Stevens Point Saturday where she had
been visiting with friends about two
weeks.
Mrs. Frank Reed returned to her
home in Necedah Saturday after
pleasant visit with her sister Mrs.
W. f. Kellogg,
Mrs. John Henry, of Rhinelander,
in the city Friday and is the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Nj. Slattery
for few days.
Mrs. Beulah Biron leaves today
Thursday for Chicago, Denver and
Colorado Springs to be absent from the
city about one month.
Bert Smith, of Bruce, was in the
city this week on business for the
Arpin Lbr. Co. and incidently called
on his many friends here.
Mrs. y Bartram, a SeamStreSS from
Berlin. Wis. arrived Monday and has
position in Mr.. Corbett's
tailoring establishment.
Mrs. A. R. Jackson, of Elroy. left
on Monday for her home after a few
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Sam Church and butcher.
The two Billmyre sisters have been
called off in the Catholic church and
will enjoy the distinction of double
wedding in the near future.
The Misses Ethel Kelley and Viola
Garrison and Atty. Theodore BraZeau
will attend the Junior Prom to be
held at Madison Friday evening.
Miss Laura Whitrock resigned her
position as stenOgrapher in the Mayors
office the past week and Miss Nellie
Farrell has been engaged to take her
place.
l.. Nj. Nash, who attended the State
Hardware convention in Milwaukee
this past week, reports a delightful
time, and an interesting business
session.
Attorney B. NJ. Vaughan returned
from a four days visit at
Madison and Chicago He attended
the State Horticultural convention
at Madison.
Roy Thomas, of Milwaukee. a tailor
who was in the employ Of Quintmvcr
& Co, in that city arrived here the
past week and has gone to work for
Hugh Corbett.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Bassett. who
have been living upstairs in the
Blttner Block. will move this week
into the Snyder house up near the
new school house.
Hans Rosnow and John Markhart,
of the firm of McAroy & jennings
completed their work Of Stating the
new Lincoln high school and departed
for Chicago Saturday.
Harry Pearson arrived in the city
Friday from Appleton and stayed over
Sunday, taking his family home with
him, who have been visiting their
mother, Mrs S. G. Darlington on the
west side the past three weeks.