Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-08-25

SPO4V 00d0oy Al uAiS
Chas. Briere, ST., is at City Point t.
look after his cranberry interests.
Jacob Searls went out to Walker to
day to look over the cranberry marsh
Attorney B. NJ. Vaughn went t.
Babcock this afternoon on business
Emile Lambert is playing in Marsh
field this week for the Carnival com
pany.
Miss Winnie Turban departed fol
Milwaukee today where she intends
to stay.
DR.. e. r. Perkins, the dentist, was
at the Witter House on Monday and
enjoyed good days business.
Misses Kittie Luft and Emma
Bowling, both of Madison, are guests
of Mrs. D. D. Conway and family this
week.
Jerry HerSchleb and Verne Rumsey
returned Monday from their camping
trip to Waupaca. The boys report a
fine outing.
j. j. Conway, Of Orient, South
Dakota, a prominent real estate
dealer in the Dakotas, is in the city
a guest of relatives.
MeSsrs. John E. DAILY. L. Fournier
and Chas. Gouger have decided to put
in new cement sidewalks in front OF
their business places.
VIM. Taylor and wife returned to
their home in hartford after a few
days pleasant visit in Walker at the
home of Andrew Searls.
Hugh G.. Corbett's family arrived
Saturday. They will go to house
keeping in one of F. A. Cady's new
houses in the second ward.
M. T. Pratt and his daughter, Cora,
and Mrs. f. w. Clements, of Detroit
are guests OF Mr.. Pratt's daughter at
the White house, Lake Minnetonka
near Minneapolis.
Theodore Brazeau has rented his
house, known as the Henry Pei.
lersel property, to w. w. Weeks OF
Plainfield, who will move bis family
here in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ekelund, of the
town of Sigel, were in the city Monday
with Mrs. Rouhan to see that Tim
Rouhan was safely delivered at the
depot in Grand Rapids Monday morn.
ing.
Rev. G. A. Rosander, pastor of the
Lutheran church at Prentice, and
who supplies the church in the town
of Sigel, was in the city Monday or
business. This Office acknowledges q
social call.
Tim Rouhan, OF Congden, North
Dakota, who has been visiting lis
brothers, James and Pat Rouhan, in
the town of Sigel for week, returned
to his home Monday morning. James
Rouhan is still very i'll.
Jas. 81. Rapel, of Milwaukee, pur-
chased the Tenant farm, in the town
of Grand Rapids, from Messrs. D. D,
Conway and Edward Lynch the past
week. Consideration, $500. Mr..
Rapel expects to move his family
upon the farm this fall.
John D. Carey arrived in the city
Friday morning to make a short visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. E.
Carey. He is on his way to Superior
from Toledo, Ohio, where he has been
for the last week. as a delegate to the
National Convention of Railway
Clerks.
Mrs. John Grignon and grandson
Earl, accompanied by Lorrett Stahl
departed Saturday for Washburn
where they will visit MIR. and Mrs.
David Grignon. Little Loretta Stahl
will 60 to Superior where she will be
the guest of her sister, Mrs. John
Rice.
Mrs. f. 0. Gibbs was a guest of
Grand Rapids and Nekoosa relatives
and friends from Friday until We'd
neSday of this Week.-Mrs. Hattie
Waterman has returned from a visit
with friends at Grand Rapids and
Observation-Disclosures, Mary and Roy
Waterman, of Grand Rapids, ale
visiting their uncle, S. G. Waterman,
and other friends here this week.
-Plainfeld Sun.