Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-10-01

J. G. Davis Of Marshfield transacted
business here yesterday.
M. r. Weeks left for Wausau yester-
on business,
Earl Hill left for Madison Saturday
to enter the State University.
Ed Daily of North Dakota is in the
city visiting his mother Mrs. John
DAILY.
MeSdameS W.. Shea and Helen Cave
left for Bibcock Tuesday TO visit re-
latives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin sJacobson
returned from several DAYS visit at
Necedah Monday evening.
Mrs. John Bamberg:left for Almeda
Tuesday to consult DR." Till on
account OF her health.
Mrs. Will Hooten of Oshkosh is the
guest Of Mrs. B. r. Goggins this
week.
Mrs. Ed. Reimer is visiting friends
and relatives at Watertown this week.
Bernard Laabs, representative Of
the James Music Co. OF Wausau trans
acted business here yesterday.
Geo. E. Wood the Milwaukee Daily
news representative, left for Appleton
yesterday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Schumacher and
son John who have been visiting at
Oconto over Sunday returned home
Monday evening.
Miss Iona Hofstater and Miss Alma
Lind departed Tuesday for Denver,
Colorado, where they both: expect to
make that state their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Bryan who have
been visiting friends andIrelatives at
Neenah, Menasha and Manitowoc
during the past week returned Mon
day evening.
The new house for H. A. Herschleb
is already enclosed and ready for the
shingles. A, F. Billmyer and his
excellent crew are just pushing this
house to an early finish,
John Rasmussen and his lcrew Of
assistants are laying cement sidewalks
on the north side of James McLaugh-
Inns and w. j. Shea's residence pro-
perty on Wylie street.
A new barn 26x26 feet with IA foot
posts is we'll under way on the rear
end of Geo. Williams residence lots.
The foundation walls are layed and
frame work will soon be up.
Mrs. Effie Houston and Mrs. j.
Goggins departed for the west Wed
nesday, the former for Los Angeles.
CAL, and the latter for Conconally,
Wash.
F. S. Gill, has recovered sufficiently,
to drive down to bis store, and get
about with the aid of crutches. He
is some better but not yet entirely well
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bells and Dan
Haley of Wausau, visited here be-
tween trains while on their way to
Wautoma to attend the Waushara
County Fair, in session this week.
Mrs. VIM. Faily and daughter
Agnes of Buffalo, n. Y, who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. T.
Bodette during the past three weeks
departed for their home Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Failey is Mr.. Bodette' IS
sister.
We understand that Mrs. Joseph
LaMadeline of Port Edwards. is now
able with the help of a cane. to walk
about the house and even over to the
near neighbors. This will be pleasant
news to her friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Garribee are
back from a weeks visit in Lacrosse
with relatives and at the same time
they took in the Lacrosse Fair. They
report a delightful time and the Chief
says he was not obliged to ask any
one Where is the bridge?" as it is
reported that he did in Marshfield.
"Do / have to stay in this miser-
able place all these hours until that
train comes?" asked the stout and
petuIant lady, glancing around the
isolated Junction station. Not at
ALL" replied the agent genially. look
ing through the window at the driv-
ing snow. ''you may step outside
occasionally if you wish"
Wausau Record Herald-Miss Eva
Peterson of Grand Rapids, who visited
Miss Estelle Johnson ia this city, left
for home today.-Nrs. J. S. Biringer
went to Grand Rapids this morning
for visit to Mrs. William Minecke
and other friends Misses Nellie Stat
terry and Bertha Hilmer of Rhine
lander visited friends here:today while
on their way to Grand Rapids. James
Duncan left this morning for Grand
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