Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-06-27

! MesSrs. f. j. Wood. T. A. Taylo
and D. d. Conway were in WauSal
Friday evening on business.
Mrs T. j. Rieman, of Juneau, Wis.
is in this city this week visiting Mrs
Rieman and other relatives.
Miss Jessie Smith who has beer
attending an Art School in Chicago
is home enjoying her vacation.
Miss Hilda Berg, who has beer
severely ill for some time is recovering
and will soon be able to be about again
Senator H. C. Wipperman is now
home from Madison for good and car
be found at his office during business
hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Love and
their two grand children spent Sun.
day in Stevens Point visiting with
relatives.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Codere on the west side was gla0dened
Sunday morning by the arrival of a
baby girl.
L. LaBreche and Cleve Akey re.
turned from Tomah Monday, where
they have been playing for dances the
past week.
A little druggist came into the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Shoblaski Thursday morning, on the
east side.
Miss Carolyn Briere of this city is
in Milwaukee this week, the guest OF
Miss Maud Tibbits of that place. Her
stay is indifnite.
Mr.. and Mrs. John SluSSer are
rejoicing over the arrival of twelve
pound boy at their home on Sunday
afternoon, June 26.
DR.. J. }. Looze departed Tuesday
morning for Hazelhurst where he will
join f. MacKinnon'S fishing party for
few days outing.
Henry E. Fitch, village clerk of
Nekoosa was ia Grand Rapids today,
Tuesday. While here he called at
the REPORTER Office.
| Mrs. Christ Nelson and her two
daughters went to Bruce, Wis,
Friday afternoon to spend a week
with her husband there.
Miss Caroline Garrison has returned
from her trip to St. Louis and
Milwaukee where she visited relatives.
She reached the city Saturday.
Peter Johnson, of Plainfeld, an
early day resident of Grand Rapids,
IS in the city guest of Chas. Bender
and other relatives and friends.
All persons who have horses and ride
horse back are cordially invited by
the Fourth of July committee to join
in the procession on that day.
Mrs. A. L. Fontaine and daughter
Ruth will depart Wednesday, tomor-
row for Mukwonago, Wis.,, for two
weeks visit with her parents.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cooney and son,
| Daniel who have been visiting with
relatives at Wausau the past week
returned home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Bellin returned to
their home in Green Bay last Sunday,
after spending three weeks here visit
ing with their son, DR.. Jos. Bellin. :
Mrs. Al. Voss aud children arrived
here from Fond du Lac Friday and
will 90 to house keeping in the
Pomainvillc house on High street
this week.
Joseph DeWane, assistant cashier
at the Wood County National bank,
returned Sunday from his weeks
vacation spent in Green Bay with
relatives and friends.
Peter McCamley, the tax commits
sioner for Wood county spent several
days the past week in the northern
part of the county on business con-
nected with his Office.
Geo. N. Wood attended the tiftieth
anniversary of the Masonic Lodge, in
Hudson, Wis, the past week and
reports most delightful time among
his old friends Of that city.
J. G. Jacobson, the architect, de-
parted Saturday for Duluth, Mimi,
from whence he will 20 into the
interior where be will take levels and
estimates of water power.
L. Fourier returned home Monday
evening from Necedah, Sparta, and
La Crosse where he has been visiting
relatives and friends for several weeks.
He reports delightful trip.
Mrs. John Patterson came to the
city last week from Neenah, her
home. to spend week or ten days
visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Margaret Emery, on the east side.
Miss Anna Mcmillan is back from
Viroqua where she served as brides
maid at the marriage ceremony of
her friend,- Rebecca Nuzum, who
was married to VIM. Milne, on
Saturday, last.
Louis Stahl, who is now working in
the round house at Green Bay, was
home Monday and Tuesday for a
| short visit with relatives and friends.
He returned to his work this after