Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-11-15

A. .. Souie, of Appleton. was In
the city Thursday.
Rey. h'r. SiiSz, Of wausau. was a
visitor in the city Friday.
Jocoh Lu'z was business visitor at
Junction City Thursday.
John McNaughtou, of Appleton.
Sas visitor ia this city Thursday.
j. IA. BenHey. of Beloit. was a bust
ness visitor 10 this city Thursday.
Dan Hanrahan, of Appleton. was
business visitor in this city Thursday
Chas. Hahn, of Marshfield. was in
this city Thursday calling on friends.
Chas. Dixon was called to Grey
Eagle, Mimi, By the serious illness of
his uncle.
Irving Zero spent Sunday in the
woods surrounding Arpin hunting
deer.
Mrs. Chas; Dixon isspending several
days visiting with relatives and friends
at Marion, Wis.
State Superintendent of schools C. P.
Cary spent couple of days in this
city last week.
viii Dodge. of Wausau, returned
| home Thursday after transacting bus
mess in this city.
Axel Jensen, of Almond, came down
| Thursday night to attend the dancing
party. at the Eagles hall.
+. MackInnon was in Bradley and
Chicago last week, where he trans.
acted business for the F. MacKinnop
Mfg. Go.
b. b. Clancy, VINO has been stop.
ping at the Ande..o- Hotel. left fol
Fond du Lac Friday for weeks
visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Carson Rogers ard son, left
Thursday for their home in Chicago
after three weeks visit with Mrs
f. MacKInnon. 90
W. A. Owen and family of Postvilie
Iowa, arrived in this city Friday ano
expects TO make this city his future
home.
Henry Brown, travelling syeigh,
agent for the Kansas City, Southern
Railway Co., was in the city Thursday
on business connected with his rail
road.
Earl Tarry, of Milwaukee, and Ed.
ward Schwerr, OF Tomah, have &C.
cepted electrical positions with G. M.
Dougharty. the contractor. ..
Mrs. A. l.. Fontaine left Monday
on the 9. & n. w. BY. for Mil
waukee and Mukwonago. where she
will spend the week with her parents.
Chas. Leofflebein, Otto's popular
drug clerk, who has been taking a
two weeks vacation, returned to
his duties in the west side store, Mon
day morning.
The Hawley Smih lecture announced
for the Methodist church win be
postponed on account of the illness of
Mr.. Smith.
g. A, Bruderli has returned to this
city from Virginia, Mimi, and ex-
poets to 90 into business in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. W. Paulus and
children spent Sunday as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lampert, at Wausau.
Tied" Hildemau, formerly baggage
man at the Green Bay & Western
railroad depot in this city, and more
recently of GAINESVILLE, Mimi, is in this
city visiting his parents.
Mrs. Hoskinson and Mrs. " D.
Simons left the fore part of last week
for Marquette, Mich, to attend the
wedding of Miss Miriam Kaufman and
Edward Hudson. They returned
the fore part of this week.
Mrs. James Reyes was In the city
Thursday for short visit with her
husband and also to do some shop
ping. She returned to the Arpin
cranberry marsh, near Cranmoor.
where she will remain for about two
weeks or more.
VIM, II. Hardy and Chas. Atkin both
CT Waukesha, and well known in this
city, were here for a couple Of days of
last week attending to business mat
tiers.
e. j. Darnley travelling freight agent
of the Northern Pacific Ry., was in
the city Friday interviewing the paper
mill people on freight business con-
nected with his line.
President Sims, Of the Stevens Point
Normal school was guest in this city
Thursday. He delivered an address at
the School Board convention and also
talked to the students Of the County
Normal on Education.
Mrs. Ivah Babcock LETT Friday for
Oklahoma where she will have charge
of an Indian school. Mrs. BabcOck'S
many friends will be pleased to hear
that she considers'this one of the finest
schools she has ever been offered. The
best wishes of all so with her for sue
cess in her work.
A number OF Indians who nave
been in the city for several days, left
Tuesday morning for Minocqua.