Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-08-01
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OFAPERSONAL NATURE
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Darlington has added new bus tt
be used in his transfer line across til,
city.
Mrs. Herbert Reynolds, of Neenah
is guest of Hiss Nellie Steib thi
week.
w, J. Austin of Chicago, visited ir
the city Saturday and Sunday Will
old friends.
George Burchell was here fro6
Marshtield last week for a couple day.
on business.
May Heineman is here this week
from Merrill, visiting with the
Baruch family.
John Parrish was in WauSau the
past week where he had business
matters to attend to.
Miss Ada Potter was IN Hancock
the past week visiting Mrs. Mary
Potter and Mrs. L. Berry.
Joseph Cohen returned Saturday
from weeks visit with his brothers
at Waupaca and Wausau.
Miss Anna Charmley went to
Merrill last week for a two weeks
visit with relatives there.
E. S. Huckins was here from Pitts
vile few days last week visiting
with Fred Bunge and family.
Wallace Robinson, of Abbotsford,
was here Saturday and Sunday
visiting with relatives and friends.
Martin Carlson returned Friday
evening from La Crosse, where he had
been for some time on legal business.
Andrew Wasar, of Marshfeld, was
here Saturday looking for dining room
girls for the Hotel Blogett of that
city.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Painter was gladdened on Friday of
last week by the arrival of a baby
girl.
Mr.. Reese of Marshfield. was here
Saturday and Sunday, visiting with
his ward, Emil Cady. and with Mrs.
Cady.
Miss Susie Keiser has been confined
to the house the past week at the
home of Hugh Miscoll by not serious
illness.
Mrs. Ed. Lynch left Monday morn
ing for Montello where she will visit
with friends and relatives for a week
or SO.
Mrs. Geo. p Hambrecht returned
the first of the week after short
visit with relatives and friends in
Tomah.
Seth Spafford, of the tirn-of Spafford
Cole and company was in Rhinelander
latter part of last week on matters of
business.
B. f. Hemp and Prof. O. J. Marston,
RipOn, were here part of last week
securing students for the Ripon
school.
Mrs. Louis Hahn is considered by
physicians to be very seriously i'll at
her home. She has not been well for
some time.
Mrs. Francis Baker, of MarShfeld,
was the guest of Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Johnson on the west side for four days
the past week.
Miss Loretta Mccarthy spent Sun
day visiting with relatives in Rudolph
returning to her home in this city
Sunday evening.
Fred Schnabel went to ShawanO
Saturday forenoon for the MacKinnOn
wagon company, He will be gone
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fifer are being
visited this week by Miss Irene
Mcclure, who expects to be here for a
couple weeks.
A. J. Freund and family returned
from their two weeks vacation spent
in Green Bay and Appleton, where
they visited old friends.
O. J. Fritz of Minneapolis, was here
Sunday, visiting iwith friend. He
and the 'friend" lunched at the
Witter house in the evening.
Miss Marian Witheral arrived
Saturday from La Crosse to begin a
weeks visit with her cousins, Lulu
and Sadie Witheral of this city.
w. n. Nelson who is visiting at the
home of Henry Rablln, spent few
days of last week with his parents
who live near Amherst Junction.
Earl Weaver expects to close bis
visit here next week and return to his
duties in the west. He will leave his
son here to live with his aunties.
Miss Mable Peterson returned to
her home in Northport. Monday
morning after two weeks visit at
the Witheral home on the east side,
Miss Matte Powers is spending
the week with her friend Miss
Bernice Johnson on the west side.
Miss Powers home is in MarShfield.
Prof. and Mrs. NJ. II. Jackson and
family left Saturday noon for
Columbus, Wis, to be gone for some
time. This was their home formerly
Mrs. George Purnell and son George
Jr., left Friday last for two weeks
vacation which she will spend in