Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-09-01

relatives at that place.
Miss Jennie Hetzel is expected here
from Stevens Point on Saturday tC
begin her school work for the coming
year.
Miss Josie Driscoll, former
teacher here. came today from APP
pleton and will be the guest of Miss
Nellie Stelo.
Attorney D. D. Conway is out of
the city this week, having gone to
South Dakota for a visit with his
brother. M. Conway.
Misses Mabel and Myrtle Rowland
will attend the Stevens Point Normal
this winter. They went to that city
this week to enroll as pupils.
DR.. Hougen and E. Oberbeck left
for the prairie chicken country this
morning, Friday, to be on hand for the
lOpening of the season at sunrise today,
September l.
Don Shaw went to his home in Am
boy, Ill, Wednesday to begin school
work for this year. He has been an
employee of the Dixon house during
the summer.
Lee JilsOn, day clerk in the Elwood
hotel at New London, was here for a
few hours Thursday evening. He
was accompanying a travelling sales
man on his rounds.
MISE f. Reed, who has been
visiting friends in Fond du Lac for
the past three weeks is expected to
return to her home in this city on
Saturday, tomorrow.
Mrs Frank L. Sinclair. of Wheaton,
ILL.,, has been visiting her parents in
the town of Rudolph the past week.
She will be better remembered as
Miss Roene Havenor.
V. L. Thompson, teacher of Manual
Training in our High school arrived in
this city on Wednesday and will be
located during the coming year at the
home of NJ. FL. Jackson.
Mrs. H. P. Cook was here from
Minnesota the first part of the week,
and with Mrs. j. E. Ingraham of
Babcock visited Mrs. III. e. TicknOr
at her home on the east side.
Victor Eiler returned on Thursday
evening from WrightStown and
Appleton, where he had been on a
short visit home, and to attend the
funeral of his grandmother.
Antoine Hartle head carver at the
Oberbeck factory, moved his household
goods into a new home on Ninth
avenue Tuesday afternoon. His
former home was on Third avenue.
Mrs. Ed. Morrell and children re-
turned the first of the week from
Marshlield where she had been visit
ing for some time. Mr.. MOrrell went
to that city and returned with her.
g. e. Lester returned to his home
in this city Thursday morning from
New York where he has been visit
ing among relatives for the past six
weeks. He reports a very delightful
trip.
M iss Harriet Armstrong of Necedah,
who has been camping out this
summer and came here from WauSau,
arrived Wednesday for short visit
at the home of Mrs. Charles Water
man.
Miss Mabel Gardner expects to start
from Colorado Springs tomorrow, and
will arrive in this city on Tuesday.
Harry Gardner is improving in health
but will remain for some time in
Colorado.
Fl. U. Davis and daughter, Grace,
of OttumWay, Ia, and Mrs. j. &.
Altar and daughter, Ruby, of Murray,
Ia, are in the city visiting their
brother, County Clerk George W.
Davis. this week.
Miss Eva Blakeslee arrived in the
city Wednesday from her home in
Columbus. She will visit her brother
Rev. G. Blakeslee for few days and
next Monday will begin her years
work teaching near Arpin.
DR.. P. B. Wallace who has been in
the west for some time in the interest
of his health, has returned to this
city feeling much better. Mrs.
Wallace is expected to return on
Saturday from her visit in Oshkosh
and Neenah.
Miss Anna Mcmillan left on Wednes,
day for the west where she will spend
the next few weeks. At Sank Rapids,
Mimi, her uncle, George Mcmillan,
will join her, and be with her on the
trip. She plans seeing the Portland
exposition before returning to this
city.
DR.. Harvie, iD company with j. r.
Chapman, of Oshkosh, is spending a
week or ten days vacation camping
at Lake Butte de Morris on the Wolf
river, a few miles above Oshkosh
The time will be spent in hunting
and fishing, especially the latter
which is good at this point.
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