Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-06-16
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over Inc arrival OF Twelve pouilu poy
born Saturday.
Miss Anderson who has been visiting
the Misses Belle and Floy Quin the
the past week, departed for her home
in Merrill Thursday.
Five large houses in good localities
have just been listed for sale at WHIP
perman's agency.
A. E. Byrnes, of st. Paul, arrived
in the city Friday, having been called
here on account of the serious illness
of his sister Martha.
Geo. Werheim Jr. member OF the
Sash Door & Factory of Wansau, was
in the city Saturday looking after the
interest of his company.
Miss Spencer, who has been the guest
of Mrs. ID. D. Conway for the past
ten days, departed for her home in
Washington, D. c., on Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Otto. of Springfield, ILL.,,
has received call to preach in the
German churches of Vesper, Arpin,
and Sherry. He Will reside in Vesper.
Miss Emma Hewlett returned to her
home in Green Bay on Sunday, after
after two weeks visit with her sister
Mrs. Thomas E. Mullen, of High
street.
Are your looking for bargains in
choice city property, lots or houses?
Wipperman has bargains to offer you
on easy terms.
Mrs Robt. Rowland and children,
accompanied by her mother Mrs. c. e..
Stevens, departed Friday for visit
with relatives in Berlin, Green Lake
and Kaukauna.
Austin Debolt. of Oshkosh, has been
employed by the Grand Rapids
Foundry Co. as head machinist Mr..
Debolt's family will arrive in the city
in the near future.
Fred Bunge, ST.. departed Monday
night for the northern part of Idaho,
where he will take out timber claim
and homestead. His family will
continue to reside here.
A. w. Bryant, who has been visiting
with friends here few days, departed
for Stevens Point yesterday where he
will work for the telephone company
during the summer vacation.
,orr, ho,,oo br,i1t 10 WON mo he
new high school for sale at Wiper
mans agency.
Miss Lizzie Rowland, who closed.hel
school one week ago in Hewitt, Wis.
returned Monday from Marshfield
and Stevens Point where she was the
guest Of relatives and friends.
Mrs. Baldwin and two nieces OF
Sparta, arrived in the city Monday
afternoon to meet her daughter Mrs
Fred Gross of Sparta. They went te
Stevens Point today to visit relatives
Messers. P. Mulroy. Charley Bender
Chris. Powderly, La Fayette Porter
and wife returned Thursday from
their trip to Chippewa Falls where
they attended the G. A. r. encamp
menJ.
Mrs. John Kerr and two children
departed Friday for La Crosse to joir
her husband. Mrs. Kerr is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Peterick, and has beer
visiting her parents the past few
| months.
LosT-Between barber shop an6
Mrs. Alpine'S residence a square M
w. A. charm. One side is plain gold
and the other contains black set with
raised letters. Return to Orrie O'del
and receive reward.
CurtiSs Crotteau who has been very
sick with an attact of appendicitis the
the passive is now recovering. AT
first it was thought by the physicians
in attendance that an operations
would be necessary.
A nice large house, with large lot
near Catholic church, for sale. See
Wipperman.
Miss Annie Mcmillan went to Madi.
son Saturday to be present at the
commencement exercises this week
at the state University. Her sister
Mary graduates with honors from the
/ University this week.
1 In the published program, which
was given at the residence of Mrs.
Geo. r. Gardner June 5, there occurred
two mistakes: 1t should have been
stated that Mrs. Fred Price gave vocal
solo, and Orson Cochran, a piano solo.
Mrs. G. A. Morterud and mother,
of Bloomingdale, Wis, who were on
their way to Whitehall, stopped off
/ here Saturday to visit over Sunday,
their daughter Clara and son Oscar
| Morterud.
/ This office is under obligation to
Mrs. Vine Wales for a delicious box
of strawberries. The berries are
among the largest we have ever seen.
This is another argument in favor
of Wood county as an early fruit
garden.
l.. Shaver, representing the st. Paul
Dispatch. was in the city Friday
looking after the interest of his paper.
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