Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-08-04

part of her two weeks vacation in
Stevens Point next week as guest OF
Miss Margaret Clifford OF that city,
Miss Carrie Oberbeck, OF Chicago
is visiting at the home of Mrs Ernest
Oberbeck of this city. She expects to
make a stay in the city OF couple OF
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Skidmore
and three children Of Holly, Mich,
arrived this afternoon, Friday, for a
visit with Andrew KarsSebOOm and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henke are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs George Kline
in Wausau this week. From there
they will &C to HazelhurSt to visit
other friends.
Mrs. L. II. Haupt who has been
visiting during the past week at the
home of Mrs. Joseph LaMadeline
leaves Saturday evening for her home
In milwaukee,.
llrs. Addie Billings of Boulder,
Colorado, is here this week at the
home of Mrs. J. D. Witter. She ar.
rived Thursday and will be here for a
week or more.
Herman Wipperman returned Tues
day evening from Calumet HarbOr.
Michigan where he has been spending
a couple weeks with his uncle in and
around that city.
Mrs. ClarisSe Arpin left Wednesday
evening for Rhode Island where she
will spend part of the summer visit
ing with her daughter, Mrs. DeNever
and other relatives.
Mrs. Fred Duncan returned WedneS-
day evening from her stay in Wausau.
While there she rented a house which
she and Mr.. Duncan expect to occupy
after September !.
Miss Hattie Schnabel took Miss
Fern Loves place at the Court house
a few days this week in helping to
prepare the census returns, while Miss
Love was out of the city.
Mrs. e. G. Pickett will return to
her home in Marshtield tomorrow
afternoon, Saturday, after a visit of
one week with her daughter, Mrs
rThaoanra of fhiS nifu
Joseph Whitney and Earl Craw-
ford went up river fishing Thursday,
above the Crooked Rift club house,
They secured tine string of fish,
several of which were of good size.
A ailverman is away this week
visiting several cities Of the state in
quest of new location. During his
absence, Mrs. Silverman and daughter
are visiting relatives at Dorchester.
Miss Ellen Minehan, of Milwaukee,
who was formerly teacher in the
public schools in this city is spending
the month of August with her sister,
Mrs. D. B. Philleo. She came the first
Of the week.
III. M. Case, of Milwaukee, came to
this city the first Of the week to join
his wife and visit at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. N. II. Robinson on the west
side. From here they expect to go to
Minneapolis for visit.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Davis went to
Biron Thursday evening in their
automobile. They were going to
visit the campers above there, but not
caring to make the run after dark,
came back after reaching Blron.
Charles M. Webb went to Wausau
Wednesday evening to visit Hon. and
Mrs. M. A. Hurley Of that city. He
expects to go farther north and spend
some time at Plum lake before re-
turning to his home in this city.
Fourteen members of the lodge of
Foresters from this city went to NielS-
vile Thursday afternoon to help
install some new officers there and to
help install some new officers there and
tC assist in the initiation Of some new
members.
T. A. Taylor is visiting in Port
Arthur, Canada this week, at the home
of William Scott. He will be there for
this week and next, returning at the
end of next week with lis daughter,
Helen who accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott home to Canada about month
ago.
Gerry Mason returned Tuesday
evening from Oshkosh where he had
been for a few days with his wife,
who had an operation performed in
that city. He reports Mrs. Mason as
passing through the operation in a
satisfactory manner, and that she will
return to the city as soon as possible.
Dan Arpin left Tuesday night fol-
Oshkosh where he spent one day,
going from there to Toronto, Canada,
where he went partly on business and
partly On visit with relatives and
friends. From there it was his in.
tention to go to Rhode Island for a
time before returning to his home
city.
Mrs R. w. Lyon left this morning,
Friday for an extended trip through