Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-01-05
MINOR LOCAL { NEWS

pad attack OF the grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Briel
have moved to Necedah.
| Born to Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. Frechette
a boy. yesterday afternoon.
/ Horace Palmatier spent his vacation
in the vicinity of Five Mile creek.
Ed. Nelson. of Necedah, ATTENDED
the New Years dance in this city.
| August Wheir has resigned lis posi-
ton in Hugh Corbett's clothing store
Arthur Rintelmann spent the holi
days with his parents at Mukwon
ago.
Mrs. r. +. Turnell is visiting hel
parents in Stevens Point for few
days.
Clarence Tricky. of Chicago, spent
the holidays in the city the guest OF
friends
Miss Rilla Gleason, of Spring Greek,
is visiting Mrs. NJ. Paimatier, of the
west side
Miss Jennie McGrath, of Monroe,
is the guest o: her sister, Miss Hannah
Meg rath.
Claude Bundle, of Merrill, visited his
friend, Wilbur Menier, for few days
last week.
Attorney and Mrs. Geo. II. Metcalfe
spent the holidays with relatives at
New London.
w. Fl. Dawes was at Greenwood
to spend the holidays with friends
and relatives.
Carl Ninger has departed
for Madison to resume his studies at
the university.
Purl ADD Burt Chose returned Satur-
day from Strongs Prairie where they
spent the holidays.
Emmett LaHaie spent New Years
day with friends and relatives at
Scandinavia aud lola.
Oscar Uehling. of WATERFOWL, is 10
the city the guest Of his cousins,
Otto and Fred Roenius.
]. c. Boyd, Of Madison, is in the
city few days on business and is
registered at the Witter
Miss Annie Iverson, OF Merrill,
visited the Misses Cassie and Lottie
Mahoney during the holidays.
A. L. Arpin, of Bruce, spent the holi-
days with his mother and his two
children, Florence and Edward.
Miss Hattie Armstrong has re-
turned to her home at Necedah after
short visit among friends here
Mrs. Frank Robinson, of Alma
Center, visited friends and
relatives in the city during the holt
days.
The Misses Ida and Nellie Donohue,
Ut Menasha, are visiting in the city
the guests of Mrs. E. Fl. Stoddard and
family.
MID. II. NJ. IdCC lido fcUuIu cu W
Chicago after spending a few weeks
in this city visiting relatives and
friends.
r. A. and |. e. Dunaven departed
for Shawano Wednesday after spend
ing the holidays with their respective
families.
Frank Ziemann and family returned
to their home in Dancy after
a pleasant visit in this city among
relatives.
William Cochran, son Of Attorney
and Mrs. J. W. Cochran. returned
Monday to Evansville where he will
resume his studies.
Mrs. John B. Rice left for her home
in West Superior after spending the
holidays with her father, Frank Stahl,
and sisters and brother.
Mrs. N. NJ. Kernin and son, Emil,
returned Wednesday from Wausau
where they have been visiting her
daughter Mrs. Fred w. Genricn.
George and Robert Houston de-.
parted for Chicago yesterday to
resume their studies in the dental
department of Northwestern univer-
sity.
For SALE---Eight-roOm house, two
stories, one and one half lots, situated
on Oak street near NJ. e. church.
For particulars inquire OF Fred
Stamm.
Mrs. Esther j. Lyon and Mrs. j. W.
Natwick returned Saturday from
Wausau where they visited their son
and brother, DR.. Russell Lyon, over
New Years.
MesSrs. Arthur Pepin and Otto.
Wipperman departed Saturday for
Chicago, where they will resume their
work in pharmacy at Northwest
ern university.
The Misses Aleta Berg. Flora
Compton and Nettie LaHaie, COM
positors in the REPORTER Office,
visited at Scandinavia aud lola New
Years day. They returned Saturday
noon.
Fl. NJ. Snyder and Fred Schultz,
steam filters OF Appleton. are in
the city. They have the con-
tract to pipe the paper mill of the
Consolidated Water Power and Paper