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

! ID. Reilaud left on an extended
' business trip north Monday din
the Interests of the Reiland Packing
Co.
Ii Miss Lena Waters who has been
visiting friends in The city during
the past week returned to her home
|, at Green Bay Sunday.
w. D. Pitcher, a representative of
the Oshkosh Fluff Rug Co.. who has
been in the city for several days left
for RipOn Saturday.
Mrs. Charlotte Lynn-Campbell will
give song recital in the First Metho-
dist church OF Wausau, on Friday eve
ming, Oct. End.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wenzal OF Mer-
ril who have been visiting their son
Arthur and other friends and relatives
in this city over Sunday returned to
their home Monday morning.
Mrs. J. V Berens of Wild Rose,
who has been visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Fisher of this city
during the past two weeks. returned
to her home Monday.
Milton Miller of ST. Paul, is enjoy
ing an excellent visit with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. James Miller on eighth
street. He expects to remain several
weeks.
ChaS. Loeffelbein, drug and preScrip-
tion clerk at the Otto's Pharmacy.
left for Chicago Saturday to continue
his studies at the Northern School a
Pharmacy.
) Mrs. DR.. S. Miner and her cousin
) Mrs. Jane Fletcher returned to their
home at Waupaca Thursday after a
| ten days visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. E Carey.
Father J. N. Korczyki, pastor of the
Catholic Polish church in this city on
the west side attended the last rites
, OF Father Czarnowski at Berlin, Wis,
the past week.
Paul Latus of this city who has been
, travelling with Russell Bros. vaude-
! vile troupe during the past summer,
arrived Saturday for week S
, visit with his parents.
+ Miss Jennie Kuntz stenographer for
the Grand Rapids Milling Co. who has
been enjoying two weeks vacatio q
with friends and relatives at Winona
and Arcadia returned home Saturday.
Henry Mccain, agent for the Fed
eral Life Insurance Co., arrived
home Sunday evening from the copper
country in northern Michigan where
he spent the summer in writing in
surance for his company.
Merrill News: Harry Krom re-
turned Tuesday evening from a bust
ness visit a, lola and Grand Rapids
At the latter place the Krom people
are negotiating for the establishment
of a clothing store.
Prof. F. L Bliss, Chas. Halvorsen.
w. A. Drumb, Max Sowatsky and DR..
Bandeline, members of the Grand
Rapids city band left Sunday to assist
the Waupaca band at an entertain
ment given at Green Bay by the bust
ness men OF that city.
| E. A. Upham, chairman of the Re-
publican county committee, was in
the city Friday in conference with the
Republican county candidates. The
county campaign will be inaugurated
soon and crowded up to the close of
the campaign.
DR.. Julius Bellin of Green Bay ar
rived here last week in his Rambler
automobile for few days visit with
his sister Mrs, DR.. Looze of this city.
DR.. Bellin left Friday morning for
Wausau to spend few days with his
brother DR.. j. ]. Bellin, formerly OF
this city.
w, r. Chambers, who recently re-
turned from his two weeks trip to
his old home at Aylmer, Canada, says
that he was agreeably surprised at
the many improvements he found in
his old home city. His parents were
both well and glad to see him. His
visit was very gratifying and he en-
joyed it immensely.
From letter received here Satur-
day from Harry l.. Rablin, he says that
Messrs. W. A. Brazeau, of Merrill,
and Irving Brazeau, of Asotin, Wash,
were visitors in Spokane with the
Grand Rapids representatives and
they all had a good visit together.
w. A. Brazeau started home from
there on Friday last.
Mrs 1. Baruch left Monday
for Chicago to do her buying for
the fall and holiday trade. Mrs
Baruch has always had the reputa-
tion of displaying excellent taste and
judgment in her selections of stock
and her patrons are always eager to
inspect the goods as soon as they are
| ready to be exhibited.
For SaLE-Cheap. on easy terms.
] New stone house south of school
| grounds, east side. Must sell, going
west for health.
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