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

F. NJ. Billmyre, of Heineman, Wis.
spent the Fourth at his home in Crane
Rapids.
P. R. Shafrankc, of Chicago, was tn,
guest of F. Mazur in this city over tn,
Fourth.
M. G. jacobson left Thursday nigh
for Lacrosse to be gone for an indie
finite time.
Carl Madsen, of Chicago, is home OF
a vacation visiting his parents on tn,
west side.
Miss Bell Charter, of Merrill, is il
this city visiting relatives for a period
of two weeks.
Mrs. James A. Hayes, of Boise City,
Idaho, spent the Fourth with her
sister, Mrs. Fred Staff.
Earl Sherier, of Merrill, was visit.
ing relatives and friends in this City
the fore part of the week.
Master Leroy Addle, of New
Richmond, Wis, is in the city this
week visiting his mother.
Miss Carolyn Briere returned home
Monday from a two weeks visit with
Miss Maud Tibbets in Milwaukee,
Mrs. Louis Rousseau, of Chelsea, and
children are visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. John Cardin in the first
ward.
DR.. w. E. Minnahan and wife OF
Fond du Lac, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. D. B. Philleo on the Fourth
Of July.
R. Wesberg spent the Fourth at
Manawa and Victor Eiler, at Apple
ton. Both are draughtsmen !
Jacobson & DeGuere.
VIM. Brenaman left today for
Eau Claire to work for the Inter.
national Correspondent School, OF
Scranton, Pennsylvania.
Mrs. George Gilkey spent part of the
week here, visiting at the home OF F.
G. Gilkey. She returned to her home
Wednesday afternoon.
Walter Benson, of Plover, worked
one day at the Oberbeck factory here
this week, and parted company with
his position and left town.
Roy Harmon came here from his
home at MinOcqua this week to visit
with his brother, E. A. Harmon He
returned to his home this forenoon.
Mrs. James Reyes spent the Fourth
here with her husband, the justice.
She returned to CranmOOr where she
is managing boarding house, Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bieterech, of
Madison, arrived this morning, Friday.
to spend a few days here. Mr..
Bieterech may enter business here in
the future. 80
Mrs. w. E. Little and daughter
Julia departed Wednesday for Mil
waukee and from there they will 60 to
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and other
eastern points. s~,.. -z.--.~- (
Walter Sherman, who is taking a
course in civil engineering at the
state university, is now in the marble
works of Weeks and Weeks, as stone
carver and cutter.
Joseph Weisbergc was visited part
of the week by Miss Tillie Weisberge
and George, his brother and sister.
They returned to their home in
Chicago this morning, Friday,
Miss Susie O'Rourke, of Milwaukee,
and Mr.. Allen Slender of Hurley are
spending the week here visiting with
Mr.. and rrs. J. G.. Werle, Miss
ORourke is Mrs. Werle's sister.
Arthur Zuelke. of Appleton, a
brother to the wrestler Of similar name
Of that city, began work here this week
firing on the NekoOsa branch of the
Chicago and Northwestern rail
road.
Mrs. Charles Keip, of Pittsville, was
the subject in very delicate operat-
ion at the Rlverview hospital Wednes.
day morning. She is doing we'll at
present, considering the nature of the
operation.
Mrs. l, Zimmerman left Monday
last for Waupaca where she will
spend the week with relatives. Mrs.
George Fisher returned home to
Waupaca with her, Both are visiting
at the home of Henry Fisher at that
place.
Mrs. George Courtney returned home
last week Friday after an eight weeks
stay at Madison Sanitarium where she
underwent very delicate operation
Her daughter Lefty came with her and
will return as soon as she can leave hel
mother.
The Chose five piece orchestra of this
city played at Rudolph on the Fourth
and gave good satisfaction to the
people there.
Miss Belle Harding, recently from
the johnson School of Music, MINI.
desires piano and organ pupils.
Terms reasonable. Telephone No. 2334.
The basement of the Baptist church
building is nearing completion. Being
ten feet in the clear it will furnish
excellent facilities for S. S. work,
dining room, kitchen, etc.