Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-07-23

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left Tuesday evening
Miss Helen Kroner is back from
Minneapolis where she has been spend
| ing her summer vacation with rela-
| tiveS and friends
G. F. Wedel, station agent of the
| Wisconsin Central r. R., at Nekoosa
has resigned his position to engage in
other business. The vacancy has
been filed by G. HI. Leffingwell.
Mrs. Oscar UehIing is back from
her visit with relatives in WATERFOWL.
The store building occupied by Ed.
FAIL is being re-shingled.
Atty. E. C. Pors of Marshfeld trans
acted business here today.
Mrs Ed Morrill, and children left for
Stratford today to visit with friends,
J c. Davis of Marshtield was a
! business caller here today.
Mrs. Al. VosS is visiting friends and
relatives at NekooSd to-day.
Mrs. Biron, of Stevens Point, is a
guest at the home of Oliver Demars.
Miss Angelic Boorman, of Madison,
whose home used to be in this city, is
here visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. l. II. Peppard and son, David
of Lansing, Mich. are guests at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. W. O. Blanchar-
Mrs. K. Brandage left for Cranmoor
today, to visit at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. Whittlesey.
Miss Blanche Wiric of Loyal visited
with friends in the city today between
trains while on her way to Almond.
Mrs. J. W. Corcoran lett for Chippe-
wa Falls yesterday TO visit her
daughter Beth.
H. G. Alcott, Travelling Auditor of
the Wisconsin Cen. RR. transacted
business here yesterday.
Geo. W. Davis is having his house
freshly painted and otherwise decor
ated. Frank Wagner and Edward
| Morrill, are doing the work.
Mrs. Fairweather and her daughter
Gladys of White Earth, North Dako-
TIA, are guests of Mrs Ora O'Dell this
week
Henry Hasbrouck of Malvern, Ark,
arrived in the city Tuesday for an
extended visit with his brother A. J.
| HaSbrouck and sisters.
DR.. O. T. HOugen returned Tuesday
morning from Chicago where he
inspected IA Maxwell automobile car,
that he may decide 10 purchase.
Mrs. Louis Ule and daughter
returned from Stevens Point today
where they had been the guests of
friends for several days.
Elk. Mayor Hannah, Attorney Geo.
B. Nelson, VIM. Mol, Ed. Clark, and
others Of Stevens Point, were here
Tuesday to witness the EDks base ball
game.
NJ r. Levin returned from
| Babcock this morning where he had
been visiting his brother David and
| looking over large track of land
which the latter recently purchased.
f. MacKinnOn, Of the MacKinnon
| Mfg. Co, who has been in the city
several days on business, returned to
| Hazelhurst this morning to join his
family at their summer resort on the
| lakes.
Rev Reynolds, presiding elder of
the GAINESVILLE district, is in the city
visiting with his Old time friends.
He will be remembered as formerly
! pastor of the M. f. church in this
city eleven years ago.
Mrs. Henry LntZ left for Mosinee
this morning to visit with friends
and incidentally pick few raSpbtr-
ries, that are reported to be very
plentiful in the woods near the above
named village.
Al. Damon left for Madison to-day
where he has accepted a position in
the rOund-houSe of the G. M. & St. p.
r.. r. His family will follow several
weeks later, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Damon expect to make their future
home.
Mrs. Geo. Otto and children left for
Junction City this morning, to be
| joined by her husband and together
they will proceed to Marshtield
for several days visit with friends and
relatives. Mr.. Otto left for Marsh
| field yesterday,
Miss Retta Cleveland, bookkeeper
for the Heineman Mercantile Co.,
who has been enjoying her summer
vacation visiting with friends and re-
| latives in various parts OF the state,
returned to assume her duties as
| bookkeeper this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B, Arpin and child
rem and Mrs. N Reiland, returned
Tuesday from Appleton where they
| had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wei
land since Saturday. They made the
trip with Mr. Arpins automobile and
report a very pleasant time.
| Albert Stoflet and Miss Emma
Mount, both of Arpin, were married
at the Congregational church par
sonage at noon (to-day) Wednesday,
July 22nd, Rev. Fred Staff officiating
The young couple took the 1:35 North
western train for Arpin where they
will 90 to housekeeping.
We are Informed that there are ten
men 10 this city who are on the black
'sliSt" with all the saloons. Yet there
were two of these men placed in the