Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-09-05

| MISS Fern Love VINO is dUIenulus
the Stevens Point Normal schoo
spent Sunday with her parents.
| The Misses Gertrude and Laurt
Potter of PittSville visited friends in
Grand Rapids Friday and Saturday.
D. D. Conway is expected back al
| the end of this week, after weeks
business and visiting in Minneapolis
e. l.. Snyder, agent for the Dewitt
Medical company has taken up his
residence in Grand Rapids on the west
side.
Miss Maud Richards returned tC
Chicago Saturday after few days
visit at the homes of Frank and Dan
Carey.
Mrs. Kate Pepin was i'll part of last
week and this, but her friends are
glad to learn that she is improving at
this time.
Miss Amy Cahill left this city
Friday for Neenah where she will
visit for few months with relatives
and friends.
Lemuel Kroner left on Saturday
for Minneapolis to attend the state
fair there and TO spend week visiting
old friends.
Miss Lizzie Beauvais, of NekOOSa, is
spending the week in this city, a
guest at the Stahl home on North
First street.
Miss Emma Noetzel is visiting her
sister Mrs. Paul KuSSerow in New
London for the time being.-New
London Press.
N. w. Meyers, of Willmar, WASH,
is here this week. visiting with friends
in this city. He expects to be here
tor some time.
Miss Amanda ChristOpherson, head
dining room girl at the Witter house
has returned from her weeks vacation
spent at home.
Miss Ella Trickey, of Waupun spent
a few days last week visiting at the
home of Miss Margaret Granger on
Saratoga street.
Miss Lucy Closuit had charge of D.
D. Conways law office during the
absence of Mrs. Love. his regular
stenOgrapher.
Albert Henke is assisting in the
Sam. Church Pharmacy for a few
weeks, having commenced work
Friday OF last week.
James Corcoran, who has been in
the DakoGaS for the summer, as agent
for the Chicago portrait house, is
home again in Grand Rapids.
Miss Estelle Haley, teacher of
drawing in the city schools returned
to the city Thursday and is located
at the home of John Parrish.
Miss Addie Strong who has been
visiting for the past few weeks with
her sister, Mrs. W. S. Powell returned
to her home in Marshfield Saturday.
Mrs. H. B. Harding went to
Minneapolis Saturday forenoon to
begin a visit of one week with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Morrell of that
place.
The William Owen show troupe
spent Sunday in this city, having no
engagement elsewhere till Monday
evening. From here they went to
WauSau.
Miss Eleanor Slattery has resigned
her position in the office of Wiper
man and Hambrecht and has accepted
a position in the Wood County
National bank.
Leonard Voyer came to Grand
Rapids Saturday to be on hand for
school work the coming year. His
home is in Junction City, and he is
attending the Lincoln High school.
Professor and Mrs. Charles w.
Schwede arrived in this city Saturday
morning. After visiting at the home
of Nj. H. Jackson for few days they
will be at home in the house formerly
occupied by Dr. E. j. Clark on Oak
street.
Henry WaSsar left the first of this
week for ST. Cloud. Mimi, where be
expects to work on the construction
of the new paper mill being built
there for che Watab Pulp and Paper
company.
Mrs. w. j. Love, stenographer foI
D. D. Conway, left on Saturday for a
few days visit with her mother and
other relatives in Minneapolis. While
there she will also attend the Mime
sofa state fair.
w. e. Coats left for Winona on Mon.
day, and from there will return to his
home in Chicago. Mrs. Coats will
extend her visit here for week OF
ten days, with her mother, Mrs
Ernestine Fontaine.
Mrs. William Lyon left on Monday
morning for PloYer, where she will
spend week visiting her sister, Mrs.