Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-07-18
! OFAPERSONAL NATURE

Thos. Casey was a Wausau visitor
the past week.
Edward Lynch has recently
purchased two seated trap.
Frank Schablaski spent Sunday
with relatives in Green Bay.
F. X. erode was here from Nekoosa
Monday morning visiting and on
business.
A. f. Stanke, of WauSau, was here
the past week looking after his
business interests.
Mrs. Harvey Babcock, of Wausau,
is in the city this week a guest of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Guy Gets.
G. w. Jenkins, of Amberg, was
here Sunday and Monday visiting with
old time friends in this city.
Miss French, of Neenah, came the
first of the week to begin two weeks
visit with Miss Nellie Steib.
Miss Lucille Daily, of Necedah, is
here this week visiting with Mrs. E.
P. DAILY. Her stay here is indefinite.
Attorney Metcalf was out of the
city Sunday taking advantage of the
Sunday excursion train to Green Bay.
Arthur Sundet returned Saturday
from Chippewa, where he has been
for some time. visiting with relatives
and friends.
Miss Leila Doyle, of Medford, and
Miss Anna Langdon, from Canada, are
visiting this week at the nome of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Steib.
William PouSe, now engaged as
clerk in the Gordiner Hotel at Wau-
paca was in the city today, Tuesday,
visiting with friends.
Mrs. John Stumpf and Mrs. Jensen
OF Stevens Point, are here this week
visiting with friends. She is the
guest of Mrs. Townsend.
w, E. Ule, contracting mason
who does great deal of work for the
firm of Jacobson and DeGuere was
here Sunday on business.
Gust Bronson was here from
Waupaca Sunday. He spent the day
here with old friends. returning to
his home Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keyt were here from
Dexterville Saturday afternoon. Mr..
Keyt is now manager of the bankrupt
Dexter Manufacturing company.
H. w. Timm, former agent for the
Wisconsin Central in this city, and
now in the same capacity at e1ontello,
was in the city Saturday and Sunday.
Tom. Naylor, author and illustrator
Of Forthcoming work on "Philos-
Ophy for the Masses" went to Stevens
Point Sunday, returning the same
evening.
Nels Sundet, tailor for Kruger &
Warner, is taking a vacation this
week. He will spend 4 the week
here and at Chippewa, where he will
visit his daughter.
Mrs. j. M. Baukin came last week
for weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. J. E. Batty of this city. Before
returning to her home at Elroy, she
will visit in Nekoosa for time.
Mrs. Frank Reed and her daughter
Helen are here this week visiting
with Mrs. William Kellogg. They
do not intend leaving for their home
at Necedah till the first of next week.
There are visiting this week at the
Doll Witheral home on the east side,
Misses Mable Peterson, of Northport,
and Ethel Witheral of La Crosse.
They will be here for a couple weeks.
F. B. Warner and family left Sun
day for Beuna Vista, on visit with
Mr.. Warmers sister, Mrs. Charles
Eckles. He returned the same day,
while Mrs. Warner stays for a weeks
visit.
H. L. Bartholomew, formerly of
this city, which he left couple of
weeks ago, was here Sunday visiting
and after the rest of his household
goods to be moved to his new home at
Princeton, Wis.
l. L. Easson, of Racine, travelling
salesman for Milwaukee candy firm
and who has great number of friends
in this city was here Monday on
business and renewing acquaintance
with his old friends.
Mrs. E. E. Camp, of Vandriessen,
was in the city Friday afternoon and
called at the REPORTER office. Mrs.
Camp furnishes us with items from
that part of the country whenever
there is "anything doing"
Mrs. J. S. THOMPSON and children