Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-06-23
MINOR LOCAL NEWS

| 81. L. Padgham, of Appleton, is in
the city visiting his mother for two
weeks.
| Attorney E. NJ. Deming, of Marsh
field, was in the city Saturday on legal
business
/ Mrs. Joseph Wheir, of the west
side, departed Saturday for Wild Rose,
where she will visit relatives for few
days.
Reeves and Laura Solar, OF
Kaukauna, are visiting at the home
Of their uncle, Will Reeves, for few
weeks.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. E. 81. Upham and
daughter, OF Greenwood, were guests
over Sunday at the home of E. A.
Upham.
Mrs. E. B. Warner and children
have gone to Plover and Stevens
Point, where they will visit relatives
and friends.
Lloyd Lemley went to Chicago Satur-
day night. where he will be employed
few weeks by the Lemley Appraisal
Company.
A. c. Keyes, of Oshkosh, travelling
freight agent for the Chicago &
Northwestern railroad, was here on
business Saturday.
Miss Laura Emmons returned
Saturday from Stevens Point where
she attended the graduation exercises
OF the normal school.
Clark Jenkins spent part of last
week at Stevens Point renewing old
acquaintance among the normalities.
He returned Friday evening.
Miss MaYme Edwards departed
yesterday noon for Jackson, Mimi,
| where she will spend few weeks
visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Sadie Hathaway departed
Saturday for Seymour, where she will
spend her summer vacation visiting
her grandparents and other relatives.
Messrs. Edward Weckler, of Almond,
and Barney Johnasa, of Plalnfield,
spent Sunday here and witnessed the
base ball game between Plainfeld VS..
Grand Rapids.
j. r. Raglan, the new. furniture
dealer, went to Oshkosh Monday to
attend an embalming school for four
days and receive instructions in a
special course.
Bruce Kelley returned Thursday
from trip in the southern part OF
the state and northern Illinois. He
left again Friday for Bruce on a short
business trip.
Miss Myrta V. Baton, teacher in
| the public schools of MarshfieId. was
the guest of her friend Mrs. f. B.
Warner the past week while on her
way to Wautoma.
Judge. Chas. M. Webb, and his
reporter, Robert Morse, and Attorneys
Goggins and Brazeau drove from
Friendship Friday. They made the
distance in five hours.
Chas. Jones, of Mazomania, is now
in the employ of the Centralia Hard
ware Co., on the west side. He has
moved his family here and intends to
make it his future home.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Armbruster,
Of Hillsboro, are spending few days
in the city the guest of Justice and
Mrs. Burton l.. Brown Mr.. Arm
bruster is a brother-in-law of Mr.
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Warner, OF
Rudolph, and their guest Miss Eta
B. Hunter, of Nerthfeld, Mimi, were
in the city Saturday on business and
while here made the REPORTER
Office pleasant call.
| The ladies of the NJ. w. K. clut
will serve picnic supper on Mrs.
~. D. Writer'S lawn tomorrow after
noon In honor of Mrs. T. c. St. Amour
and family who intend to move tt
Eau Claire where they will make il
their future home.
Miss Hannah Conway, forme
teacher in our public schools, was
graduated from the Stevens Point
normal last week. She was honoraC
with place on the commencement
program. She spoke on a subject
"The Little CorSican."
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry OStrander, o
the town of Armenia, who recentl
sold their farm, were guests of MI
and Mrs. w. L. Scott over Sunday
While here they were looking afte
some outside property with view Q
buying if they found what suite
them.
/ Miss Matte Bronson closed a YER
successful term of school last Wednes
day by picnic at A. Schrader's grove
The day was spent In racing, game
and a peanut throw in which old an
young alike participated. Mis-