Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-07-25

Senator Wipperman was at Bara
boo on legal business Saturday after
noon,
Pet CrOtteau was here from Bah
COCK Monday afternoon and evening
for short business trip.
Mrs. Charles Goethke visited al
Green Lake part of this week and last
with relatives and friends.
| G. r. Goldsworthy, a real estate
man from Vesper, was in the city
Monday and today, Tuesday.
H. Wipperman left for Calumet
Harbor last Friday where he will visit
for several weeks with his uncle
Paul Jensen, of Ashland. formerly
clerk in Johnson & Hills spent Mon.
day and today ia the city with his old
friends.
M. G. Jacobson returned Monday
from La Crosse where he has recently
undergone. successful operation fo1
appendicitis.
Frank ELLINGTON is the new operator
in the Chicago and North Western
depot here, since the departure of W.
E. Nelson for Fond du Lac.
Friday last a, H. Frick, the west
side photographer, received a large
studio camera and stand from his old
studio at Hudson, and he will use il
in the future.
Sam Martin, who is camping with
Jesse Hopgood in their bungalow up
the river spent Sunday in the city.
He left Jesse housekeeping during his
absence, returning Monday afternoon.
Misses Belle and Floy Quinn went
to Merrill Monday with Miss Iva
Anderson, who has been their guest
here for the past few days. They will
return her visit there for about a
week.
A number of young people took
advantage Of the excursion launch up
river Sunday. They went up as far as
Sweeney's and camped for the day,
returning on the Lion in the after
noon.
Charles Youngman, Of Plainfeld,
stopped off here Sunday, and hearing
of the base ball game between his
town and the city, stayed over for it,
returning to his home with the
players.
Owing to the threatening weather
Sunday the number of eXcurSiOnists
on the Green Bay & Western train
was not above the average. Most of
the passengers were for Green Bay,
however.
Miss Minnie Bach and Miss Marie
Rodemaker, of Milwaukee are visiting
friends in the city. They attended
the dance given at Possley's hall
Thursday evening and report most
enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Brazeau
went to Merrill Monday morning
Fir. Brazeau went on business con-
nected with his profession and Mrs.
Brazeau spent the day visiting with
friends there
d. r. Evans returned Wednesday
evening from a business trip to
Oshkosh. Mrs. Evans who accom-
panied him stopped off at Wild Rose
on their return for a few days visit
with friends.
O. E. O'Dell left Saturday for
TomahaWk where his wife has been
visiting for the past few weeks.
After visit there over Sunday, both
returned to their home in this city
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Hill spent Sun
day in ShiOctOn, where they we're
visiting with Mrs. HIPS relatives.
They went and returned on the
Sunday excursion train of the Green
Bay & Western railroad.
thusiastS came up from Wautoma
Sunday to witness the game here and
between them there was a great deal
of money bet. They returned with
the Plainfield team in the evening
Nels Sundet returned Monday
evening from Chippewa, where he has
been spending few days visiting
with his daughter and other relatives.
With him came his father-in-Iaw,
Andrew Moe, who will visit here for d
time.
J. G. McDougal, of Oshkosh, who
was at NekooSa the latter part of last
week to attend the funeral of his
brother, Dougal, was in the city
Monday afternoon for a short time
before returning to his home at
Oshkosh.
G.. W. Moreau, state manager for
the northern Wisconsin district of the
Modern Brotherhood of America, was
here this morning, Tuesday, to visit
the members of that lodge in this
city, and to make an inspection of it's
condition.
Mrs. Liona Sierts, who will be
better remembered here as LiOna
Mahoney came to Grand Rapids last
week for three weeks visit with her
parents. She brought little
one with her, this being the first time
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