Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-09-12

Michigan and Wisconsin Undertaken:
i and Embalmers convention held in
Milwaukee all last week, returned
home Monday morning.
Mrs. VIM. Meinecke and two child.
rem, are here from Milwaukee, visit.
ing her mother, Mrs J. S. Berringer,
and her sisters Mesdames NJ. W.
Moser and VIM. Compton.
Miss Fern Wells Of Merrill, who was
guest of Miss Mary Schneider for a
couple of days, left Wednesday evening
for Grand Rapids. -Wausau Herald
Miss Elizabeth Swisher, of Wausau,
arrived Friday from New York.
and is a guest at the home of John
Parrish. She will probably remain
about moDth.
Architect Leonard DeGuere re-
turned from Eagle River Friday
He informs US that the work at
that place will be completed in about
three weeks.
NJ. j. McRaith has decided to re-
main in Grand Rapids, and is fitting
up the rooms in the second story of
his tailorshop building preparatory to
occupancy.
AL. Hobart. of Green Bay, was in
the city Tuesday attending to business
matters. al. is looking well and his
many Grand Rapids friends were
pleased TO see him.
Miss Clara Compton left on Tuesday
mornings train for Bartlett Hall Ripon,
where she will take up the course in
German, Latin, English, Mathematics
and music, the coming year.
Mrs. John Wander Linden departed
for her home Tony, in Wis, after a
ten days visit with her parents Mr..
and Mrs D. G. Bailey and other rela-
tives.
The City teachers were entertained
Tuesday evening in the parlors of
the Met hodist church. very pleas
ant evening is promised all who at
tend.
Miss Ida Carman left for Minoqua
Thursday to visit with her brother
Charles. From there she will go to
Rhinelander to visit with Mrs. S. n.
Sutliff.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Miller returned
home Friday from a weeks trip
in the east in company with Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Miller of Ashland. They
report a delightful time.
E. t. Bodette the popular Shoe
maker, has installed a modern and
up-to-date stitching machine, to ia
cilitate the manufacturing of heavy
felt shoes.
Verne RumSay, who has been oper-
ating his gasoline launch on the Wau-
paca Lakes all summer, returned home
Monday. Verne is looking well and
seems we'll pleased with his seasons
business.
The Stevens Point Orieols lost to
the Grand Rapids Athletes, in a very
exciting and well played game on the
local field Sunday afternoon. The
final score stood to in favor of the
Athletes.
Miss Mary French, who has been
visiting Miss Nina Johnson and other
friends in Plainfield, left Saturday
for Grand Rapids and expects to
shortly return to Washington, d. c.
Plainfeld Sun.
Mrs. Fred Answer had the misfor-
tune to break her arm Friday after
noon, and will be laid up for some
little time as result. Her many
friends will be sorry to hear of her
misfortune.
Mrs. Hans Johnson of Waterville,
Ia, and her daughter, Mrs. E. G.
Leyse of the same place, are in this
city as guest at the w. S. Barnes
home. The former is the mother
and the latter the sister of Mrs. Bar
nes.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Crenshaw, and
daughter Adele, of Chicago have been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. G. Braham. Mr.. and Mrs. Cren-
shaw returned home Sunday, while
Miss Adele will remain for more ex-
tended visit.
A. L. Arpin and daughter and
Joseph L. Arpin's two daughters left
Friday for the east where they
will resume their studies in Sacred
Heart Academy. Mr. Arpin expects
to visit New York and Washington
before he returns.
Conductor Walter Roach, of Fond
du Lac, has taken the Nekoosa run
out of this city and will move his
family here in the near future. Con-
ductor Comstock, who is relieved by
Mr.. Roach, will go back to Fond du
| Lac.
Mrs. Ed. RawSon and children, of
Grand Rapids, are visiting relatives
here and at Coloma. Ed. has sold his
home in Grand Rapids and invested
in tract of timber land near Marsh
field, where they will soon move
Hancock News.
Wilbur Briere, of Douglas, Ariz.,
who has been absent for the past two
years, is home for a two weeks visit
with his parents and friends. Wilbur
has an excellent position with large
steel construction company which
takes him all over the country.
The following Grand Rapids people
attended the Marathon County Fair
at Wausau Thursday: Jack Garihee,
Herman Smith, Oswel P. Mcneil and
father. Geo. Berard, John and Robert
Parrish, VIM. Pershon and son, Henry
Wasser, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald
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