Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-11-14

Andrew Bean, an old resident Of |
Wood County and a brother of County |
Treasurer Phil. Bean, was in the city |
Wednesday visiting with the latter,
and shaking hands with his many old |
! friends. Andrew is on his way to |
Arkansas where he is at present en-
ployed.
| DIR. w. S. Powell, who has been con-
fined to the hospital for the past
week or ten days with threatened
attack of typhoid fever, was out We'd
nesday for the first time. While still
weak MIR. Powell is feeling very much
better.
Alma WenZel. who has been visit
ing at the Herman Wachs home, left
for her home in Merrill Wednesday
accompanied by Mrs. Herman Wachs,
who will visit for a few days with
friends in that city.
The ladies of ST. Katherine's Guild
held provision sale in west side
store Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Akey and son
Frank, and Mrs. Fred Piltz, of Ru-
dolph, were in the city visiting rela-
tives and friends Saturday.
/ Mrs. Joe Vadnais and daughter
Celia, of Rudolph, were visitors in
this city Saturday.
Carl johnson, the well known tree
trimmer, was in the city Saturday.
A large number of farmers. from
the surrounding country, visited the
city Saturday. The east side and west
side market squares were busy all day,
many loads of wood and hay having
been disposed off.
Miss Gertrude, Atcherson is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. DAILY of Grand Rapids
this week.-Adams County Press.
Arthur Stewart photographer in
the employ of a Grand Rapids firm.
!, spent the afternoon in Marathon City
) He will leave Sunday for Grand
Rapids, where he will live in the fut-
ure -Wausau Herald
Atty. Genrich. of Wausau, was a
business visitor in this city Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Warren went
to Grand Rapids today to visit the
Iady's mother, Mrs J. Hamm. After
a couple of days Mr.. Warren will go
to Milwaukee to visit the main offices
of the Plank linton Packing company,
from which company he has accepted
position as travelling salesman. He
resigned his position as travelling
salesman of the Kickbush Grocery
company of this city Thursday.
His territory will be between Wit
tenberg and Lac du Flambeau on the
Northwestern Wausau Herald.
Mrs. d. j. Arpin returned from
Chicago Friday evening.
Henry Sampson, Jr., left for Har-
shaw Friday to prepare the hunt
ing camp for his party of hunters
which followed.
, The 'Davy Crockett company pro-
duced an excellent play in very poor
: manner at the Grand Friday night.
"Nuff Sed.''
!, Hereafter nothing but cement side
walks will be allowed to take the place
, of the old ones. The common council
, at its regular meeting last week
reached this decision and an ordinance
, to that effect was drawn and published
: in this issue OF the REPORTER. There
was some opposition to this measure,
, but the final vote was in favor of its
adoption.
Sam Baum OF PittSville, who spent
the night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Max Cohen in this city, left for Minoc-
qua this morning. ausau Herald
Prof, M. II. jackson of the County
Training School at Grand Rapids, was
in the city yesterday on his way to
Auburndale to inspect the work of
his students, who are doing supply
work in the schools at that place,
during the absence of Miss Hatteberg
who is Mansfield Times.
A large box of flowers was received
at the Blodgett hotel last week from
l.. M. Alexander, president of the
Merchants and Manufactures Bank of
Milwaukee, with the request that
they be handed to the bride of O. w.
Dodge, superintendent of the Port
Edwards paper mill, it being expect
ed that the couple would come here
to be married. They failed to arrive
and the flowers were kept on ice for
several days, when it was discovered
that the party had been married at
Grand Rapids -Marshfeld Times.
Paul Mueller, of Wausau, was a
business visitor in this city Thursday.
Mrs. f. G. Jones is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Ralph Johnson, of Wausau.
Arthur Mahoney, son of Edward
Mahoney and who is employed as
fireman on the pacific Coast extension
of the ST. Paul r. b., was in the city
visiting with friends and relatives.
John Whitrock, who owns large
timber claim ia Northern Minnesota
arrived here Thursday. Mr.. Whitrock
Twill spend about week or ten days
visiting with friends and relatives in
this city before returning to the "tall
aud the uncut" of Northern Mime
Isota.
Word has been received from Will
bur Kellner, who is soldier in the reg
ular army that he will close his three
years enlistment next February when
he expects to come home. HiS-parents
and friends are all delighted to know
that he is well and prospecting. At
present he is with his company in
Texas.
A. FL. VanTosSel, of Beloit, was
/ a business visitor in this city Thurs