Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-08-01

in Milwaukee.
Miss Orpha Jones' of Wausau, is the
guest at the home of DR.. W. D. Harvle
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Claus Johnson and
family, of Sigel. spent the Sabbath
in the city with friends.
Miss Winnie Turbin, of Milwaukee,
is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs.
Louis Hahn who is seriously i'll.
Prof. II. S. Youker returned Mon
day evening from Waterloo where he
had spent few days with his father.
John and Miss May Stafford, of
Everett. Wash. are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas E. Mullen this
week.
Andrew Moe returned to his home
in Chippewa Falls today, after spend
ing a week with Nels Sundet and
family.
Mrs. Frank Cady returned Saturday
evening from Wild Rose where she
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friends for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ecklund and
| family, of the town of Sigel, drove to
the county seat Sunday and spent the
| day with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Fritz, of
ShebOygan, who have been visiting
at the home of Mr., and Mrs. Pete
Koppel, returned to their home
Monday.
G. S. SINNERS, of Merrill, is here for
week doing some work for the
Modern Brotherhood lodge, making
his headquarters at A. Moore's on
Sycamore st.
William PetZold and Ed Young
went to Almond Friday to attend the
base ball game and races at that
place. Petzold played with the
Almond team.
DR.. Ridgman's guests of the past
three weeks returned to their homes
the last of the week. They were Mrs.
Knoke and Gertrude Knoke, her
daughter, of Fond du Lac.
Clerk of the Court Bert Bever
returned Saturday evening from
Bruce, Wis.,, where he had been for a
couple weeks at the home Of his
brother, and camping out.
NelS MarcoueX, of NekooSa, was in
the city Monday on business and
while here made the REPORTER
office call, to see the place where
the paper he took was printed.
Miss Laura Bundle we u to Shana-
golden Monday to visit her mother
who had an operation performed on
Monday of last week, and who is
slowly recovering from the same.
Frank Wood returned from Mil
waukee Monday evening with Walter
Wood. The boys eye was removed,
but further than this misfortune, no
other bad results developed from the
accident.
W, E, UIe and family were here
during the most of last week, visiting
with friends, while Mr.. Ule was
attending to business matters con-
cerniDg the construction of the new
bank building.
Mrs. let Boorman and son James,
who have been residing at Madison,
Wis, for some time back, are going to
return to this city to make their
future home here. Their household
goods have already arrived.
Thomas Boyle, of Shawano, spent
Sunday with friends in this city. He
is salesman for the Shawano paper
company, and is having his vacation
now, which he is spending with the
friends he has made along his route.
Miss Caroline Briere left Monday
morning for Green Bay where she will
join party from Oshkosh, and all will
take the Lake Michigan trip to
Mackinac island, the 500, and Petosky.
She will be gone for week or ten
days.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Otto were here
last week and this from Marsh
field visiting with relatives and
friends. Besides his brother
Gust Otto, he visited Friday at the
home of George Moulton. They left
for their home yesterday, Monday.
Adrian Cameron is here this week
spending short vacation with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Tenant. His home is in Milwaukee,
and he came up with Guy Wood,
when the latter returned from
taking Walter Wood to Milwaukee
last week.
Theodore Hildeman, baggage
manager at the Green Bay & Western
depot in this city, left Friday for a
weeks visit with relatives and friends
in Oshkosh, Green Bay and Appleton.
From there he goes to Greenwood to
visit friend before returning to his
home in this city.
Miss Laura Reeves, director and
instructor in music in the Grand
Rapids public schools, who has been
attending the American Institute of
Normal methods at Morgan Park, ILL.,,
graduated from that school on Thurs
daV evening July 27