Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-03-12
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Mrs. L. Schenock of the west side is
| very sick this week.
Ray Love of Merrill, spent the Sab
bath in this city with his parents.
Mrs. Samuel Hiles, of Dexterville.
was in the city Wednesday on business.
/ Miss Flora Compton, a typo in this
office. is absent this week on account of
| illness.
| Ole Carlson left Saturday for Ark
! dale where he will visit with relatives
few weeks.
! Miss Ella HaSbrouck was obliged to
| give up her work on Wednesday on
account of illness.
Will BraZeau returned from Mil
waukee, Monday where he had been
on business few days.
Christ Sundet, of Chippewa Falls.
was in 1hc city Friday between trains
to see his brother NelS.
Mrs. H. G. Healy and Miss Bertha
| VandeIhei, of Arpin, are visiting
friends in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. w. E. Little departed today for
two weeks absence in PittSville,
DeXterville and Babcock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miller. of Ashland
were in the city this week the guests of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miller.
If the present nice weather con-
tinues the ice will probably 60 out of
the Wisconsin river this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. Preston, of
Strongs Prairie, were the guests Of S.
L. Brooks and family Tuesday.
Lemuel Kroner, we are pleased to
note is able to be out again after a
two weeks tuSsle with la grippe
Peter Leonard, of East Wrights-
town, was in the city the past week
visiting his sister Mrs. t. Kuntz.
Mrs. n. Memmel and children, of
Arpin, were the guests of Mrs. T.
Kuntz Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Robert Favel came home this morn
ing from British Columbia, where he
has been located the past three years.
Mrs. J. D. Writer'S friends will be
sorry to learn of her illness this week,
Duke CIairmont resigned his posi-
ton with the Johnson & Hill Co. and
will begin work Thursday for VIM.
Gross & Co.
Ellis Kroner has accepted posi-
tlOn in retail store of large whole
sale and retail grocery firm in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. w. F. Cole, of Vesper, was in
the city for Il few days the past week
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Murgatroyd.
The Ladies' Aid Societies of the
Congregational church are planning an
''old folks concert to be given in the
near future.
Mrs. Carl Hennie of Milwaukee, a
sister OF Mrs. A l.. Gross arrived in the
city Tuesday and will make an extend
ed visit here.
The Misses Ethel Bennett and
Bernice Lester, of Cranmoor, were in
the city a few days the guests of Miss
| Mable Brooks.
| Mrs. Morterud, of Bloomingdale,
returned to her home on Monday noon,
after spending few days with her son
| Oscar MOrterUd.
Miss Sarah Dudley and brother
Harris Dudley, of Dudley, Wis, are
visiting the family of Frank Dudley
on the west side.
| Floyd Moore arrived in the city
from Iron Wood, Michigan, Friday to
remain few days visiting with rela-
tives and friends
We are pleased to note that Fred
| Bunge ST., is out again after his long
siege of sickness with lagrippe and
| other complications.
Mrs. HI. DeBow, of Chippewa Falls
who has been the guest of her sister,
ln-law, Mrs. W. II. Lake, departed on
her return home Monday.
John Robertson, who has been visit
| ing his brother Sam in this city the
past three weeks, departed for his
home in Necedah Monday.
Jas. Kramer, the violnist of Amigo,
who has class of pupils in the city,
Is now rooming at the home of Ernest
| Mcneil in the second ward.
Mrs. Delaney, of Poynette, arrived
in the city recently 20 make her home
with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. r. Gard
ner for the rest of the winter.
Vim. UIe, one of the contractors for
the stone and brick work for the Con-
solidated Water Power company is
making his home at the Dixon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Paterick are
happy over the arrival of a daughter
born to them Monday night March 9.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
Mrs. Henry Riemer returned from
Chicago, Tuesday evening where she
| had been to purchase new stock of
latest fashions IN millinery goods.
Frank Brostowitz has a large new
house on his farm in the town of Sigel
nearly completed. Frank is one of
| the representative men in that, town.
Messrs. Ebert kellogg and Bert
DanDenfelSer, Of NekOOSa and Miss
Marie Passano, of Grand Rapids were
the guests of Miss Nettie Akey, at
| BirOn.
| Walter Emmerich, of Merrill, regis
ter of deeds for Lincoln county, spent
the Sabbath in this city the guest of
bis friend, Richard Harvey, at the
| Dixon house.
The Misses Flora Koch, Bertha
Griesbach and Milla Oestreich spent
the Sabbath at their homes for the
purpose of attending church service in
the town of Sigel.