Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-07-07

James Kramer. the vi0liniSt, has
given his class in this city few weeks
vacation He departed for his home
ia Amigo Friday morning to spend
the Fourth.
Mrs. Josie Fontaine and daugher,
Ernestine. and son, Eugene, of Min
neapolis. arrived Friday night for
visit with Mrs. Ernestine Fontaine
on the west side.
Miss Grace Gets is quite sick this
week threatened with appendicitis.
Her sister, Minnie, a professional
nurse, from Milwaukee, is with her
giving the best care.
Mrs. J. n. Brundage and children
and Mrs. Lott departed this morning
for their home in Eureka, South
Dakota, after an extended visit with
relatives in this city.
G. ]. Carman, conductor on the G..
M. & ST. Paul railroad between
Minocqua and Merrill, spent the 4th
with his parents here. He returned
to his labors on Monday.
Joe Passano of Merrill spent the 4th
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Passano, of the west side. Miss
Nellie Veau of Merrill also spent that
day at the Passano home.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Herbert de-
parted Monday evening on. their re-
turn home to Minneapolis, They will
stop off one day in Sparta and one day
in Lacrosse with relatives.
Miss Effie Goggins returned home
Monday evening from Milwaukee
after an absence of several months.
She was accompanied by the infant
daughter of the late Mrs. Kersten.
If you have any doubts about the
court house bunch, not feeling the
responsibility and dignity of their
position, try either giving them
advice, Or borrowing a dollar from
them.
E. f. Leigh, of New York, has been
engaged by Boyce & Spafford, pro-
prietors of the Grand Rapids Marble
works. Mr. Leigh comes well re-
commended as an expert marble
cutter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Atkins and two
children, of Seymour, visited at the
home'of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Rector
few days the past week, returning
Monday. Mrs. Atkins is sister of
Mrs. Rector
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Martin and
children of Chelsea, were in the city
to spend the Fourth with relatives.
George is a great lover of Grand
Rapids, and is delighted to see her
forge ahead
About twenty-five ladies, both
married and single, surprised their
friend, Mrs Alta Weaver, at the
home of Mrs B. G. Chandos on the
west side Friday evening. a delight
full evening was passed.
Clarence Tricky visited with
friends here over the Fourth. He
and his mother are now living in
Chicago where he has a good position
with a wholesale house. Clarence in
tends to enter Beloit college next fall. |
George N. Rous, of Chicago, was
home for the 4th to celebrate and en-
JOY the festivities in his home city. |
While he likes to do business in the |
great city he loves to come home and |
visit with his relatives and friends. |
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Delany, of !
Poynette, visited at the residence of |
Mrs. Geo. r. Gardner over the Fourth |
Mr.. Delany is brother of Mrs. Gard
ner. He also took the opportunity to
interview Dr. D. A. Teller on pro-
feSSiOnal work.
Bert Dannenfelser who has been
employed at Nekoosa for the last five |
or six months fitting the paper mill |
with new lights, returned to his home
Wednesday last. Bert has made |
many friends while here, who regret |
his departure very much.
Miss Jennie Reilly, of Marshfeld, |
is acting as librarian during the |
absence of Miss Edith Rablin, who
in company With Miss Laura Reeves. |
departed this morning for Seattle, |
Washington, to visit with Mr.. and |
Mrs. Harry Rablin. They expect tol
be gone one month.