Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-09-05

A party left. for the coast Tues
dag on the Green Bay railroad con.
sisting of Henry Rablin. and Mrs.
Harry Rablin and children.
Messrs Philip and Roscoe Ehemann
of Danvers. ILL.,. are guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. j. Z. Schu-
macher.
Mrs. E. W. Ostrander and grand
daughter Laura Cerwenka, who have
been visiting relatives in this city for
the past month, left Tuesday for
their home in Snohomish, Wash.
Mrs. A. L. Fontaine and daughter
Ruth returned home Monday after
noon from Mellen where they had
been guests of Mrs. Chas. Humphrey
for two weeks.
Mrs. Bandeline returned Saturday
from several weeks visit in the west
where she had been visiting her son
Oscar who is practicing law in Idaho.
Photographer Oswald Mcneil has
added to his collection of souvenier
cards, number of magnificent views
of the beauties of the Wisconsin river.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Warner and
children, who have been visiting at
the home of MI and Mrs. F. B. War
ner for the past few days, left Tues
day for their home in Randolph.
DR.. and Mrs w. O Banchar and
dav for ten days Sojourn near the
Arpin club house up river. They eX-
pect to tent out during their outing.
Emil Kernin, young man employ
ed by the Badger Box and Lumer Co.
at it's west side plant, had the mis-
fortune to cut the fingers off his left
hand on one of the machines Friday.
Mrs. F. MacKiunon and family re-
turned Saturday from HaZelhurst
where they have been camping most
of the summer. Mr.. MacKinnon and
DR.. J. J. Looze returned Monday even
ing.
Carl Bandeline has returned from a
two weeks outing in Michigan having
Joined the 3rd regiment band which
has been in camp at Ludington,
where there was three Michigan regi-
mentS at one time.
Messrs Judge q. NJ. Webb and F. j.
Wood started Monday by team for a
trip through western and northern
Wood County for the purpose of see
ing the mprovementS made in that
part of the county.
Miss Bertha Lucht who has been
in Milwaukee and Chicago purchasing
her fall millinery stock returned
home Monday, accompanied by her
sister Minnie who met her at Fond
du Lac, where they attended the Ger
man Evangelical church convention.
Robert Kreitlow will preach at the
First Horayian church Sunday Sept.
Sth, at the morning and evening Ser
vices. Tue evening services will be-
gin al 1870 and will be conducted in
the English language. Sunday school
and G.. E. will be held at the usual
hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Steinberg and
children spent Sunday in Marathon
City, where they attended the an
nouncement party of their neice Miss
Clara Smuckler. Together with her
tiance, Mr.. Kroon, the latter passed
through this city Monday enroute
to lola,
Mrs. Henry Podwiltz left for Mil
waukee Saturday for a visit with
friends. She was accompanied by
Mrs. VIM. Muth and two children
who are returning to their home in
that city. after II few days visit with
Grand Rapids friends,
Mrs. Quinby left Friday for Chicago
where she will join party enroute to
Angora, Ind. The Woodworths hold
an annual reunion there, and guests
are expected from New York, Mchi-
gan, Ohio, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Hill
nois, and Indiana. Mrs: Quimby will
be absent couple Of weeks.
Martin Heindl has resigned his
position with the ]. w. Natwick fur
niture store, and will leave with his
family shortly for Phillips, where
they expect to make their future
home. Their many Grand Rapids
friends will be sorry to lose them,
but unite with the REPORTER in best
wishes.
Clarence Moors, now clerk in Schu-
macher's department store at Grand
Rapids, encloses the wherewith and
writes: Friend Roy:-Please send
me about s1.OO worth of your hot air. :"
We didn't suppose that "Sandy"
would ever need to invest thusly. He
probably won't run shy again for a
year.-Hancock News.
Emmett Ward who for the past ten
years has represented a large trans
portation company in Alaska, visited
friends in the city Thursday. He
has recently returned from Alaska for
short visit with relatives and
stopped over in the city on his way
to Minnesota with his mother, Mrs.
Phil. Ward of Grand Rapids and his
sister. Mrs. Emil Garrison of
Nekoosa. Times.