Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-02-02
MINOR LOCAL NEWS

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Mrs. John Albee IS now recovering
from her recent illness.
| James Holmes is confined TO bis
home Oh account of sickness.
| John Rote, of Vesper, visited friends
in the city few day last week
| A. Il. KleDerg, of Nekocsa. was a
Grand Rapids visitor yesterday.
Marriage Life Long HONEYMOON,
cloth $3.50. Box 842, Milwaukee.
| District Attorney Theodore Brazeau
visited in Marshheld over Sunday.
| e. A. Weeks. of Piainfeid trans
acted business in tie city yesterday.
Mrs. " f. Beadle, of Nekoosa, has
been quite sick foT the last two weeks
Max Cohen, OF Wausau, was IN the
city yesterday 10 visit his brother,
Joseph.
Mrs. Victor Miller, Of Blair, is The
guest ef Mrs. ". j. Shea for a few
days.
a. L. Gross returned Sunday from
bis visit with his brother. Jacob. in
| Necedah.
/ Attorney u. a. Hurley, Of Wausau.
transacted legal business in the city
saturday.
! 10th, 1lth. 18th and 18th harga n
days. See who It is in this paper
Tuesday, the 9th.
! c. F. Udell, a college classmate OF
A. E. Falcb, visited in The city
Yesterday and today.
Mrs. Dora Wood returned from
Portage Friday where she visited
among friends week.
Mrs. S. n. Whittlesey, of Cranmoor.
is the guest of her son, Charley, for
d few days at the Dixon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dixon re-
turned today from a few days visit in
| Milwaukee and Neenah.
George Foster, cashier Of the First
National bank Of Merrill, registered
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Charles Passano, who is employed
at MinocQua, spent Sunday with his
parents on the west side.
Warren and Flavel Beadle, of Ne
koosa, spent Sunday with their grand
mother, Mrs. f. Beadle.
". W. Booth is able to be out
again after his prolonged illness with
intiammatory rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. johnson and Miss
| Paterick. Of Plainfeld, are guests at
the r. NJ. Mcfarland home.
5000 bargains next week. 10th,
tell you who, Tuesday, the 9th.
Mrs. John Margeson has returned
| from visit with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. J. w. Bovee, at Plainie'd
John Kline. of Hortonville, arrived
in the city Saturday evening and is
| looking after his property interests.
The funeral of John G. Meddaugh,
| brother of the late Doc Meddaugh of
| this city. took place at Plainfeld Tues
day
Arthur Lymburner, who recently
! returned from Hurley, has accepted a
position of E. T. Mccarthy as horse
sheer.
Mrs. C. n. Rhal has placed an order
! for a granite monument with BOyce
s. Spafford. 1t will be set up this
spring.
Mrs. E.. B. Rossier was called to
Merrill Saturday on account of the
illness of her sister, Mrs. E. L.
Dutruit.
| Mrs. A . Gergen returned Friday to-
her home at Hartford after a visit
with her sister, Mrs. F. W. Young, in
this city
| Miss Carrie Miller, who is attend
ing the Lawrence university at APP
! pleton. spent Sunday in the city with
her parents.
| John VANDERBILT who has been sick
| OilC poot liiiSC "COhs, iClul uSu W LID
duties in Cohen brothers store yester-
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Brockman
returned Saturday night from their
honeymoon trip to Rockford and
Chicago, Ill.
Ed. Nelson, of Necedah, was here
Friday to join the leap year crowd Of
young people who went to Nekoosa
that evening.
Coole Cotey who holds position in
a general store at Minocqua, spent
Friday, Saturday and Sunday at home
returning yesterday morning.
One business house in the city has
got to have some money next week.
See what they will offer for some Of
ours, in next Tuesdays issue.
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Special rates to students who enter on
or before March L. Address, w. B. u.
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Mrs. L. Hesser is at Melvin, Texas,
taking the bath treatment at the
hot springs 10 that village She is
steadily improving in health.
r. A. and [. E. Dunaven came home
Saturday morning to attend the
funeral of Henry jacobson. They re-