Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-09-17

MrS. VI. a. Buddle who has beer
Spending the past month visiting
friends and relatives at New Rich
mOnd. returned home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hirzy have
started on their homeward journey
and are expected to arrive here some
time during the latter part of this
month.
;; James Baisdell of Arbor Vitae, who
has been visiting at the Lewis
Laramie home in this city during the
past week, departed for his home Mon
day morning.
Miss Jennie Johnson of Stevens
Point, visited over Sunday in this
city with her friend Miss Dora Ben
son who lives at $50 Baker ST.. with
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E. Carey.
Messrs SEQ. L. Williams, D. D. Con-
way and B. R. Goggins returned Sat
urday evening from Madison where
they had been before the Supreme
Court on legal matters.
William Knoll who has been travel
ing for Ice Machine Co., the greater
part Of the summer is home for an ex-
tended visit With his family on 7th
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tenant who have
been attending the Stale Fair at Mil
waukee and visiting friends and rela-
tives during the past week arrived
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith of La
Crosse are guests of Mrs. HI. G. Nc
Cam. Mrs. Smith is a sister of
Mrs. McCann. MIR. Smith is a mem
Der of the firm of Smith Mfg. Co., of
Lacrosse.
Miss OLilia Roth of Junction City
arrived early last week to renew her
work at the Wood County Teachers
Training School. Miss Roth will
make her home with Mr.. aud Mrs.
w. L. Boyce.
Ed MacLaughlin Jr., of Stevens
Point connected with the Stevens
Point Journal was ia the city Monday
morning on business. He made the
trip over land by auto in company with
w. i Uie and two other gentlemen
not known TO the writer.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Eberhardt re-
turned from Il visit with friends at
Miliadure Wednesday morning
A. w. White of Stevens Point and
Jess White Of Waupaca were in the
city Monday.
Clarence Jackson left for Appleton,
Monday 10 enter the Lawrence Uni
versity for the coming school year.
Miss MOllie Muir and father, Archie
Muir, of March Rapids, returned to
their home Wednesday.
Drs Geo Mcintyre and O. T.
HOugen left for Almond Wednesday
on professional business.
Miss Ellen MacKinnon returned to
Hazelhurst Wednesday, after spend
| ing few days at her home in this city.
William H. Peters of Vesper, re-
publican candidate for County
Treasurer. was in the city Wednesday
on political and other business.
Mr.. Bahcock of Oxford, a member
of Co, E. It'll Regt. was in the city
yesterday interyieWingSome of his old
comrades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hougen and
Mrs. Clara Huckins of Plttsville came
over Tuesday after noon IN the Doc
tors car and spent the night with
relatives,
Fred Wittenberg who has been at
Mount Clemens, Mich, for several
weeks on account of bis health, re-
turned Tuesday. very much improved
Miss Blanche Christensen. of Niece
dab, who has been a guest at the
ChaS. Waterman home for several
days left for Appleton today to enter
Lawrence University,
Jonas Perrin of Plainteid who was
operated on for cancer recently at
Riverview Hospital has gone back
| home aud is reported as feeling very
much better since the opera ton.
| Mrs. W. F. kellogg is entertaining
company of ladies at her home on
Third St. South Wed afternoon in
honor of her guest Mrs Joseph
Thomas Of Appleton.
Owing to the Methodist Conference
now in session, there will be no ser
vices of any kind at the above named
church in this city next Sunday. All
members are requested to attend else
where.
The remains of Mrs. W. B. Naylor
of Minneapolis, reached here Tuesday
afternoon on the Green Bay and West
ern railway attended by relatives,
They were met at the station by
many old time friends who were
present and assisted in laying her re-
mains away in their last resting place
10 Forest Hill cemetery along side of
those of her husband. Peace and
eternal rest is hers.
i Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Zimmerman, of
the town of Grand Rapids have the
sympathy of the community in the
loss by death of theirs year old daugh-
ter who died Monday, September IA,
Of bowel trouble. The funeral took
place yesterday afternoon at the
Lutheran church at 2 o'clock, Rev.
Krusche officiating.