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

Pat Shea, returned to her home in
| PittSville Monday morning.
Itzel Solar and Ralph Hartley, OF
| Kaukauna were here last week
visiting with the formers grand
mother. Mrs Eliz lbeth Reeves. This
week they are ia Yarshfield.
George Slossen, the we'll known
piano man of Chicago, is in the city
again this week. Mr.. SloSSen has
been ia the city every year for ter
years, and is we'll known here.
Walter Heineman. of Wausau, and
Miss Elsie B. Deutch, a talented
young lady of Cincinnati, Ohio, will
be joined in the holy bonds OF
matrimony on Tuesday, June 20.
Frank Cronkhite, of Plaintield, a
photographer, came to Grand Rapids
Saturday to look up position with
one of the local photo men as a view
man outside. His stay is indefinite.
Miss Belle Harding was expected
home today, Tuesday. from Minnea-
polls, Mimi, where she has been
taking ten weeks course Of piano
lessons at the johnson school OF
music.
Elder VandresSen, of BarabOo, is in
the city this week, the guest of c..
Rice. It will be remembered that the
Elder formerly resided in Adams
county and the town of Vandressen
was named after him.
Oscar Loberg, of Stevens Point,
mail messenger on the valley division
of the G. NJ. & St. Paul railroad, was
in the city today between trains. The
post office employees are under obliga-
tiOns for a social call.
Attorney j. G. Davis who has been
IN PittSville for some time arrived
Saturday to remain in his Grand
Rapids Office for few weeks. His
partner Louis Bauman will be ia
PittSville during that time.
Prof. P. L. Pease, of st. Louis, is at
the Witter house in this city this
week visiting old time friends. He
taught in our public schools several
years ago and has many friends here
who will be glad to see him.
Yankee" Johnson, as he is
70 mi lior In NH 10,
ing at Red Granite Junction, was
in Grand Rapids Sunday and Monday
looking for men to work in the
granite quarries near there.
Miss Van AlStine, of Kilbourn, is
visiting with Mrs. Richard Harvey
this week. Miss Van Alstine taught
during the past term at Amigo, and
while on her way home from that
CITY, stopped off here to visit friends.
Miss Grace Huntington is in the
city this week visiting with her
parents, Mr. aud Mrs Dwight
Huntington. She came here from
Bloomington, Ill.,, and the time for
her return to that place is indefinite.
M. Christianson and daughter,
from Phillip. Wis, visited from
Saturday till today, Tuesday, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Carhart of this city.
Mr.. Christensen came with the
remains Of man to be buried here,
and his daughter came with him.
Miss Ella r. Byrnes, who has been
teaching in the public schools of
Everett, Washington, is expected
home this week. She will spend her
summer vacation at home with her
mother and expects to teach in
Seattle next year.
Frank Tickner, of Kaukauna,
whose wife has been visiting here for
several weeks, came here Sunday to
spend the day with her and his
relatives here. Mr.. Ticknor is help
ing build railroad near Mercer, and
his trip here was from that place.
John Dorger has returned from a
visit at Grand Rapids. He was
present Thursday night when the
roof was burned off the new Hotel
Dixon, causing a damage Of about
1000. The fire resulted from
defective wiring.-Stevens Point