Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-09-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
{ OFAPERSONAL NATURE

i b. A. Morgan, of Nekoosa, Is in the
CITY today, Tuesday. on business.
hrs. John Mccain left, Monday fol
a visit with relatives in Marshtield.
Mrs. William Peizold is 10 Mondoyi
this week attending the fair at thai
place,
i Mrs. John HootOn was confined al
her home with the grippe for few
days last week.
Miss Margaret Granger is spending
the week at Port Edwards, visiting
friends there.
Will Muelstein left for Madison on
Saturday where he will attend the
State University.
Miss Ida Jocks was in the city
Monday for a short time, coming
here from Merrill.
George LaBreche and Miss Bessie
Albee spent the day Sunday in Stevens
Point, visiting friends.
Howard Fish, the day clerk at the
Dixon, spent part of Saturday in
Stevens Point visiting friends.
John Carlson was here from ST.
Paul Monday and part of today Tues
day, calling on his old friends.
Mrs. John DAILY of this city and
Miss Irene Smith of Alabama, visited
relatives in Piaintield this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LaVelle, of
Friendship are visiting friends and
relatives in this city this week.
George Purnell's mother, who has
been visiting her son for a time, has
returned to her home in Mcmillan.
Charles Hall, the sign painter, spent
spent Sunday in Green Bay and De-
Pere, visiting his old friends there
II. E. Garthwait, of Stevens Point
spent couple days in Grand Rapids
this week visiting friends and on
business.
c. A. Johnson was in the city for a
short time Saturday. He was here on
business, returning to his home in
the afternoon.
Mrs. Halle D. Cross. of Waco, Texas
is visiting her brother G. w. Carhart
| they had not seen each other before
in seventeen years.
Mrs. Taylor will open her fall term
of piano lessons on Tuesday of this
week. The term will be continued
| through the winter.
Mr.. Wagner, formerly Principal of
NekoOSa schools was in the city, Sat-
urday. Mr.. Wagner is now attending
the State University.
| Miss Harriet Williams returned to
her home in this city the first of this
week, after visiting for a time in
Mcmillan, with friends.
Tim Lemley, who has been away
from the city for nearly year with
his father, returned to Grand Rapids
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth DAILY and her niece,
Miss Rene Smith, went to Friendship
on Wednesday to begin a weeks visit
with relatives at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mccain left
for Lacrosse Monday morning and
they will spend most of the week
there, returning Saturday.
Miss Anna Lacey came up from
Babcock Saturday, and after visiting
friends here on that day and the next.
returned to her home Sunday even
ling.
| Walter L. Wood who lost his left
eye by powder explosion the past
summer returns to his school duties
in Racine College on Thursday
morning.
Hugh Goggins, who has been scaling
at Scamp Number 9" near Leona for
for some time, is in the city again for
a short stay and visit with his parents
and friends.
John Kissinger, of Stratford,
formerly with Johnson & Hill COM
pany, was here for a short time
Friday. He is on his wedding trip,
having been married Tuesday.
Charles Briere left this morning,
Tuesday, for Madison, where he will
take up his law school work. This is
his Senior year and as consequence
he expects to finish in the spring.
Emil Cady left on Saturday for
Kilbourn city, where he will spend a
couple weeks visiting relatives and
will then 60 to Delafield to enter St.
Johns military acadamy for the
winter.
! Miss Caroline Kuntz went to
IStevens Point Sunday, returning the
same evening accompanied by Miss
Lena Walters of Green Bay, who
will visit her brother, Robert Walters
and her many friends here for week
or SO.
A. w. Weeks left for Wautoma
Monday morning. While there ne
will set up several tombstones and
monuments in nearby cemeteries, and
then attend the Wautoma fair. Mrs.
Weeks expects to join him the latter
part of the week.
Mrs. F. j. Wood and Miss Callie
Mason, with the South Centralia Pulp