Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-11-08
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Mrs. Otto Roenius is visiting at her
old home in Redwood.
/ Geo. LaBreche was Marshteld
business visitor Thursday.
+ Miss. Stella Schneider spent Sunday
with her sister at Junction City.
Mrs. Pat Lyons, of Marshfeld, was
a visitor in this city over Sunday,
Mrs. Wardell is in the city visiting
here daughter Mrs. H. S. Youker
John STANCE of Merrill. was a guest
at the K. W. Ellis home Saturday.
c. A. Johnson, of Mansfield, trans
Gated business in this city Friday.
E. Reckmeyer, of Milwaukee, was a
business caller in this city Friday.
Dudley Brewster of Plainfield, visit
ed at the home of Alfred EmmeS last
week.
W. L. Lain left yesterday morning
for Bruce where he will do few days
work.
Mrs. j. NJ. Larson and children
visited relatives and friends in lola
last week.
Miss Cora Christensen of Necedah,
spent Sunday as the guest of Miss Ida
GrignOn,
Roy Kammerer, of Fond du Lac,
| haS-returned to his home in this city
for the winter
Miss. Celia McCarty, has resigned
her position as stenographer for the
John Arpin Lumber Co.
Frank Carey, the we'll known travel
ing man, spent few days in the
city with his family.
Mrs. Walter Penney, of Plainfeld,
is here visiting her aunt Mrs. Kate
Townsend, for few days.
John Parrish, who spent several
days in WauSau transacting bust
ness, returned home Friday.
Mrs. Frank ButJerick returned to
her home in Green Bay after
several days visit with her husband.
Miss. Emma Johnson, teacher in the
school in Arpin, visited her sister Miss
Kate Johnson, 10 this city Saturday.
G. f. Mebel an electrician from
Marquette, Mich, has accept'a position
with G. M. DOugharty the contractor.
Ed. Wheelan, ST., returned Saturday
morning from a two weeks timber
crnise in the northern part of the
state.
Nick ErnSer, who has been engaged |
on the cranberry marsh at City Point |
for the past summer, arrived home
Thursday,
VIM. COrcOraD, ST., and Frank Cor
cOran, returned Saturday from a
thirty days timber cruise in the copper
country district of Michigan.
Robert Morse of Grand Rapids, court
reporter for Judge Webb, arrived in
the city Tuesday afternoon. Illness
prevented his coming sooner au-
paca Record,
Fred Brown, the well known Ne
koosa real estate man, was a visitor in
this city Friday. Fred has many
friends in this city who are always
pleased to see him.
Herman Wachs of the east side was
operated upon early this week. We un-
derstand Mr.. Wachs is getting along
nicely and will soon be entirely well.
Mr.. and Mrs. E, G.. Smith returned
Tuesday afternoon from Bruce where
they went to attend the funeral of
their son Bert's baby, which recently
died of bowel trouble,
Roy Stevenson, of Milwaukee, who
has been visiting for the past two weeks
at the home of t, q. Thomson. de-
parted Tuesday for Chetek Wisconsin.
| Weeks & Weeks are busy today
setting up a handsome headstone
memOratiOn of Frank GarriSon'S last
resting place.
Mrs. Mark Martin and children
left Tuesday for New York and
from thence to Panama where they
will join Mr. Martin who has been in
the employ of the Government there
for several months,
Mrs. G. E. Markham, who has been
visiting at tue homes of Il. A. and |.
E. Dunaven for the past five weeks, re-
turned to her home in WinOna, Mimi,
last Saturday.
Richard Wipperman returned &c
the city from Chicago last week. He
will attend to business matters here
the balance of this week, after which
he viii return to his Chicago Office.
Mrs. Jennie Taylor, returned Friday
from ten days visit at the home Of
Mrs. Ralph n. Fletcher. Milwaukee
The two ladies were school mates al
Northwestern Conservatory of Music
Evanston,
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Compton, o.
f Chicago, are rejoicing over the arriva
: of fine boy. The little fellow put il
a an appearance on Nov. =. and mothe
and little one are doing fine. Congra
tulatioDs.
Ii. j. Jensen of the town of Rock
was in the city yesterday in attend
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