Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-01-08
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4. a Dutrisac, of Tomahawk. wa
in our city Monday on business.
Otto's ad. in this issue is worth ,
cents to you, do not neglect to read it
II. E. Spear, leading merchant o.
PittSvile was business visitor in on
city Saturday.
Mrs. john Mccain is back from he1
holiday vacation with relatives al
POynette, Wis.
ATr. and Mrs. F. J. Wood departed
Tuesday night for Chicago and Mil
Waukee on business.
Prof. Corliss Buleer, of Necedab
stopped off here Tuesday on his way
home from Rice Lake.
F. w. Kruger made business trir
to Milwaukee the past week to see his
partner F. J. Cameron.
NJ. A. Bogoger will return to his
duties in Merrill after short visit
with bis family 10 this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. g. Ratelle and
! children, of Rudolph, spent Xmas at
the home of Geo. W. Baker, ST.
Guy Nash made business trip tC
| TOmahawk the fore part of this week
for the Northern Paper Company.
Sam Zion has gone to Green Bay and
has accepted position with the Con
tinental Clothing Co., of that city.
Mrs. Albert RuDel, of Milwaukee,
| was in the city the fore part of the
week visiting her sister, Mrs. [.
Baruch.
Carl Winger student in the state
| university at Madison, returned to his
studies in the capitol of the state,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Okonaski are
delighted over the arrival of a
daughter born unto them Sunday Jan.
4th, 1903.
Mrs. Nick Schmidt, of Merrill, has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs Mike
BOgoger and son, Amile, since New
Years day.
Fred Turbin, the young man clerk
ing in Kruger & Cameron's clothing
store is confined to the house with a
severe cold.
Mrs. Sam Silverman departed We'd
neSday for Milwaukee, where she will
visit her parents and other friends for
few days.
Mrs. j. E. Perry who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fl. r..
VosS, returned to her home in Tomah
Monday noon.
Miss Edith Johnson, of Sigel, daugh-
ter Of Claus johnson, has been visiting
friends during the holidays in the city
of Stevens Point.
Sheriff John j. Ebbc moved his
family from MarShtield into his new
nome in the residence part of the
county jail last Friday.
Miss Belle Harding left Saturday
for Columbus, Wis, to begin her work
as teacher in the drafting department
of the Adams Dressmaking School.
Mrs. S. Heineman and her daughter
May, of Merrill, were in the city for 4
few days the fore part of the week
guests Of Mrs. [. Baruch and family.
Miss Jennie IIasbroUck returned
Saturday from Milwaukee and reports
a very pleasant weeks visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Cameron.
Mrs. Oscar Morterud arrived home
Tuesday after spending the holidays
with her parents in WeStby and with
her husbands people in BloOmingdale.
Mrs. Geo. Scott is seriously i'll at the
home of her son John Scott in the
first ward. Mrs Scott is suffering
from an abSceSs on one of her lungs.
George Pomainvilie, who has been
spending his vacation at home in this
city, departed Monday for Milwaukee
where he will resume his studies in
medicine.
Harry Gardner departed Monday
noon for Madison to study Black
stone the rest of the term, after a
pleasant vacation during the holidays
at his home in this city.
Miss Rebecca Shipero returned Sat
urday from Medford where she spent
Der holiday vacation with her parents.
Miss Shipero is assistant principal in
the west side high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis KRONER and
children were in attendance at the
funeral of their brother in-law, Char
ley Oster, which was held Saturday
afternoon in Stevens Point.
Mrs. n. G.. Ratelle and children
returned home Friday evening after
10 days pleasant visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Baker,
and sister, Mrs. w. G. Martin.
Miss Della Larson, compOsitOr on
the MarShtield News IN MarShtield, at
tended the New Years ball in this city.
Miss Larson was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Drumb, while in the city.
Senator Fl. c. Wipperman is confined
to his home with an attack of in
fluenza, almost veIging into
pneumonia. This illness may prevent
his going to Madison the first of the
week as he intended.
Hugh Corbit, the gentleman who
intends to open clothing and tailor
| ing establishment in the NJ, A..
Bogoger building, arrived here today
| to make arrangements for moving his
stock the coming week.
Miss Marguerite Nash, a Is wear
old girl from the Sparta school has
| been taken into the home of Dr. and
Mrs. J. J. LOOZe. She will attend our
! public schools and will have pleasant
| home with this family.
Bernhard Toepel who has been con-
| fined to the house with sickness ever
since he arrived home on a furlOugh.
is now able to be out again. His
health is not what it used to be before
he entered the service of Uncle Sam.