Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-02-05
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Lieut. Perry returned to his home
in Canada on Tuesday.
E. J. Whitney returned this morn
ing (Thursday) from st. Louis.
George Wettlautfer, Of Stratford,
/ Canada, is in the city on business.
Irving Brazeau is assisting the
Wood Co. Drug CO. in taking inventory
this week.
John Fl. Rickman's little four
mOnthS-Old daughter is recovering from
d severe attack of bronchitis.
G. 0. Baker transacted business in
Grand Rapids several days last week,
registering at the Dixon House.
Mrs. Frank Reed, of Necedah, was
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Will
kellogg the fore part of the week
Ben Smart, who works on the
telephone line in Marshtield, came
home Sunday to visit with his parents.
Miss Josie Brobdnt, of Mosincc, was
the guest of Mrs. John Daily last
Sunday, returning to Mosinee Monday
night.
Miss Anna Rantz, of the west side,
departed Wednesday for Waupaca,
where she will visit with friends for
time.
Miss Elizabeth Ierschleb leaves
to-day Thursday for Green Bay,
where she will visit about two weeks
with her cousin, Mrs. ChaS. Smith.
The St. Paul Ry. officials in their
special car were in the city Friday.
OF course the object of their visit is
not known.
Miss Catherine Tucker, of Nekoosa,
was in the city few days the past
week. visiting with her brother.
Nathan Church and family.
Charles Lubbock will represent the
n. Church & Company at the State
Hardware Convention held at Milwau-
kee the 4th and 9TH of this inst.
Chas. Downing came over from
Stevens Point Friday and will visit at
the home of his uncle, Wilbur Whit
ing during the next few weeks,
L. NJ. Nash, a member of the
Centralia Hardware company, is in
Milwaukee this week in attendance
upon the State Hardware Convention.
Ezra Spurbeck, of Spring Valley,
WauShara county, Wisconsin, was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. E. Humphrey.
and Dr. 0. t. Hougen and family over
Sunday.
E. a. Upham, our efficient register
of deeds, departed Tuesday noon for
Madison where he will spend couple
of days in attendance upon the State
Legislature.
Senator H. g. Wipperman and
ASSemblyman f. a. Cady and Herman
Wipperman Jr who belongs to the
3rd house, were home from Madison
to spend Sunday.
James Hamilton returned Thursday
evening from Green Bay, where he
attended The "Clay Workers" cOnven-
ton which convened in that city the
fore part of last week.
Rector L r. Ferguson of the
Episcopal church Of Hudson. and Geo
n. Wood, arrived here Wednesday
evening and are registered at the
Dixon House for a few days.
Mrs. c. D. Whiting and daughter
Olive. departed Monday morning via
Northwestern railroad for WautOma.
where they will visit relatives and
friends for several weeks.
Mrs. Herbert Moore, of Hancock.
Wis, is the guest of her son this week
on the west side. Mr.. Moore is d
clerk IN the drug department Of
Johnson & Hill Cos store
/ Mr.. and Mrs Fred Price, of 0 Shkosh
arrived here Saturday for visit with
his mother, Mrs. J. Fl. Price. He
returned ON Monday, but his wife il
Still the guest of their mother
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Irish. of Ashland.
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ
/ Sheridan. of Necedah. is also The,
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Schlatterer.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Fritzinger. OF
Fond du Lac, who have been visiting
NJ. H. Lynn at Nekuosa, are in the
city this week the guest of Nv and
Mrs. Ellis KRONER and other friends.
George a. Foster. cashier of The
National Bank Of Merrill. WAS here
Saturday. Sunday and Monday assist
i ing the Heinelnan Mercantile Co. in
closing up their books for the year
1902.
Miss Maude Whaley. the popular
salesIady in &. w. Davis restaurant
and confectionery store. returned to
her duties Monday after pleasant
vacation of three weeks which she
spent at her home in Necedah and
with friends in Minneapolis.