Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-06-20

Madison Saturday evening.
Frank Shoblaske spent the Sabbath
with relatives in Green Bay.
Alex Bandcline now in Eau Claire
was home Monday between trains,
Miss McGrath, of Marshfield, is
visiting her sister Mrs. w. j. Conway
this week.
Claud Johnson, of Sigel, was in the
city Friday purchasing farm
machinery.
Edward Hahn, of Marshtield, was a
the county seat on business the frs
Of the week.
Dr.. J. J. Looze, with his tw'
children, spent Sunday with ole
friends in Green Bay.
John Brennan, who went to Bruce
Wis, some time ago, returned to this
city Friday evening.
Mrs. T. Kuntz spent Sunday il
Green Bay and Wrightstown will
relatives and friends.
Miss Anna Mcmillan has gone to
Burr Oak, Wis. to act as bridesmaid
at the wedding of friend.
Mrs. Geo. Brandner, of Port
Edwards, visited with Mrs. Hugh
MiscOll Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Edward Belanger, of Greer
Bay, is in the city guest of hel
daughter, Mrs. F. Shoblaske.
Mrs. J. Putnam and son Leslie, OF
Merrill, are guests of Rev. A. l.
Putnam and family this week.
Miss May Warner, of Appleton
arrived Saturday and was the guest OF
Miss Belle Vuyer over Sunday.
Clyde Cronkite, who recently left
here for Nekoosa, where he has 6
position as barber, was in the city
Monday.
E. o. Sipes, of WauSau, was il
Grand Rapids Sunday and Monday
the guest of Emil Rossier part o.
that time.
Felix Walloch departed Saturday
night on the Chicago s. Northwestern
railroad for a short visit with relatives
in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Vincent Brostowitz took
advantage of the excursion rates t(
Milwaukee this week where she will
visit relatives.
Miss Lucy Woodwork was in the
city last week visiting with her many
friends here. Miss Woodwork il
from Pittsville.
Mrs. Carson Burt, of this city, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Nekoosa
visiting friends there, returning
Monday morning.
Miss Lillian Fl. Adams, of Columbus
Wis, teacher in the public schools
of that city, is a guest Of Mrs. M. Fl
Jackson this week.
Miss Anna Klug, returned Monday
from Merrill, where she has been
visiting with friends and relatives
the past two weeks.
Mrs. S. A. Barker, of Shiocton,
returned to her home last Thursday
after a weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. N. j. Boucher.
M. L. Wagner, of Caledonia, Mimi.
is here spending his summer vacation
with II. S. Wagner, his brother who
lives on the west side.
Walter Wood arrived home Friday
from Racine where he has been at
tending school His many boy friends
will all be glad to see him.
Max Savatsky, foreman at the
Leader office, left Saturday fol
Arcadia, to spend a weeks vacation
with relatives and friends.
Frank Love, who has been working
at Fond du Lac for the past two
months, is in Grand Rapids for a
short visit with his parents.
Mrs. Minnie Christie and children,
of Minneapolis, arrived Sunday
morning for visit with her parents
who are both IN poor health.
g. Edison Salter, Of Madison, re-
presenting the American Sunday
School Union, was in the city the
past week soliciting for funds.
Nrs. Fisher, of Waupaca, came to
this city Saturday evening. She will
spend couple weeks here visiting
with her Son-in-law, I. Zimmerman
The Press announces that Miss
Roosevelt is about to be married and
her name is associated with that of
Cong. Longworth, of Cincinnati, Ohio
Joseph Dewane, assistant cashier
at the Wood County bank left for {
short vacation to be spent at his
home in Green Bay. He will be gone
a week.
Louis Bauman. the attorney, lef
this morning, Tuesday, for Manitowoc
to be gone for several days on matte
of business connected with his pro
feSSiOn.
r1rs. Matt Carey spent Monday
with Mrs. August Kemfert at Biron
Master George Kemfert returned tC
this city with Mrs. Carey to spend q
couple of days.