Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-07-23
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Lizzie Gilman and little daughter of
Stevens Point visited at A. Green's one day
last week.
Miss Anna Lutz of Stevens Point visited
with her parents here last and this week.
The Misses Kate, Rose and Mary Mulkins
of Grand Rapids, were the guests of Ruth
Borman couple of days last week,
social dance was held at the c. Cradle
residence on Monday night of last week.
All present report an enjoyable time.
Bonus Pulchinski of Plover called on
friends in this vicinity one evening last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Hemmis and little
daughter called on his parents on Thursday
evening of last week.
Mrs. VIM. Clussman and son Everitt who
| have been visiting relatives at Gillinghams
returned to their home here last week.
| Eugene Clendenning and wife and daugh-
ter Gladys attended Golmar Bros circus in
Stevens Point Tuesday of last week
Grin Clendenning and Miss Mae Fors at
tended Gollmar Bros. circus at Grand Rapids
Wednesday evening of last week.
Misses Sadie Wood and Agnes Munger and
| Pete Hemmis called at A. Skaters one even
| ing last week.
Isaac Roe and family have moved to
Stevens Point.
| Mrs. Thompson and son Elmer of Stanley,
have moved into the house vacated by Isaac
Roe. Mrs. Thompson has bought the A.
Smart farm.
| Ola Hawley of Stevens Point, visited her
sister Mrs. E. l.. Bailey a few days last week.
E. L. Bailey, Ola Hawley and Mrs. Arthur
Hawley went to Adams County last week to
pick blueberries. They brought quite lot
back.
Matt Hemmis and son John were Grand
Rapids callers one day last week.
VIM. Clussman and daughters Nettie and
| Grace attended the circus in Grand Rapids
last Wednesday.
Agnes Munger and Sadie Wood were Plo-
yer visitors Saturday.
Henry Lutz is talking of building a new
| barn this summer.
ALLEN horde visited Mrs, Ralph Parsons
one day last week.
| Dora Warner is working for Mrs. Eugene
| Clendenning at present.
George Hale of Adams County, visited
friends in this vicinity last week.
Matt Hemmis and A. Sosong were Plover
caller one day last week.
Addie Parks visited friends in Amherst
Jet. the first of last week
| Word received from Miss Lizzie Pascavis
who is working in Chicago, states that she
likes the place very much, although she was
a trifIe homesick for old Wisconsin at first.
|
Stevens Point couple of days last week.
Our school house has been treated to
new coat of paint. Aaron Smith did the
work.
| number OF telephone line men have been
fixing the lines between Plover and Grand
Rapids.
| A. MorreIl has purchased a new binder
from the local machine agent B. s, Fox
Miss Anna Lutz who has been visiting her
parents here returned to Stevens Point last
week
| Misses Sadie Wood and Agnes Munger will
leave Sunday morning for Amherst to visit
the latters sister, Mrs. ]. F. Waterman, and
returning home Saturday will go to Biron
to visit few days with Mrs. VIM. Harroun
and family.
] Mrs. NJ. II. Munger who has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. Burrows, for the past
week, returned to her home here this week.
Mr.. Munger remained for longer visit.
Rye harvest is getting pretty well along.
| Rye is good crop here.
Kate Green is working for Mrs. Theodore
| Sprung OF Biron.
Blueberries are scarce around here this
| wear peonIe have To 90 quite a WAYS for
| them.
| Sc. Warner and sons went to Adams Co.,
| last week for blueberrfes.
| Our school will commence the Bird of
August. With Miss Sweeney of Stevens
Point as teacher for the fall term only.
The excursions trains have beev carrying
pretty good loads lately. The Saengerfest
a. Stevens Point attracting many Sunday.
Potato bugs are pretty bad this year, and
keep the farmers hustling to get rid Of them.
A couple Of lady farmers know certainly
made the bugs get in hurry.
s. E. Warner was PIover caller one day
last week.
Wallace Slack who is quite i'll is slowly i'm
proving and it is thought he will be cat
again before long
Mrs Harry Slack, and the Misses Ida SLACK
and Ruth Borman attended Gollmar Bros
| circus in Grand Rapids last week.
John Hemmis started for the west last
| week, but for some reason or other, did no.
| go very far.
Stephen Booth of McDill, has been work
| ing for JOS Flatoff this summer
Rain is needed quite badly for corn and
IF jSo ettiup pretty dry.
Father VIM. Reding left for NeilS
vile Tuesday.