Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-08-20

morning.
L. Fourier returned home Monday
evening from Westboro, where he had
been visiting his brother for the past
three weeks. He reports fine time.
Mrs. George Hoskinson has returned
from visit with her daughter, Mrs.
E. M. Platt of Manitowoc. On the
way home she visited with Mrs. Bur-
tin Ramsey OF Appleton.
Mrs. F. Dussault of Chippewa Falls,
was guest at the home OF Mrs. Alex
ander Bernier and Mrs. Peter Rock
stead last week. Mrs. Dassault is
cousin of Mrs. Bernier.
Mrs. Geo. Gibson of Minneapolis,
Mrs. Edward Watrous OF Des Moines,
Iowa, and Miss Maize Keefer of Fari-
bault, Minnesota, were guests last
week of Mrs. 1. p Witter.
Mrs. Chas. Passano of Rudolph,
who had been a guest at the Chas.
Daily residence for several days. de-
parted for her home Tuesday morning.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Brown left
Wednesday morning for visit at the
MacKinnon cottage at HaZelhurSr,
Wis. They expect to be gone several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete ChriStnan, and
Miss Eastman, a sister of Mrs. Christ
man of Chicago are guests At the
home of the formers parents on Eighth
ST., this week.
G. B. Cannon, of Star Lake, came
down Saturday to visit his mother,
Mrs. Harriet Cannon, of this city.
The latter. however. is away on visit
| with friends at Mauston.
M. ]. Palm and daughter Martha
who have been visiting at the home
of ]. Hollmiller for the past two weeks
departed for their home at Chicago
| Thursday.
Mrs. J. D. Gibson and daughter
Mrs. Henry Hackbarth left for Winnie
cone Saturday TO visit at the home of
Mrs. ii. Abel, who is also daughter
of Mrs. Gibson.
Miss Antonette Kubishak. of Osh-
kosh, who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. A. J. Phillips, of this city, re-
turned to her home Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Wood and
family, and Miss GuSta Crowl who
have been spending several weeks
at the Chain O. Lakes, Waupaca, re-
turned to their homes Friday evening.
MessrS J. L. Van Ortwick and son
William, David Ried of Appleton,
arrived in this city Thursday even
ing from Appleton in Peerless auto
mobile car on BUSINESS. They found
the roads pretty good but very dusty
Mr.. and Mrs G. J. SENEGAL and son
spent Sunday in the city the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Holiday. Mr..
SENEGAL departed for his home Mon
day morning while Mrs. SENEGAL will
remain for more extended visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Steen Hagen, of Mans
field, South Dakota, arrived in this
city Friday evening to visit with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Dudley. They expect to stay week
or so.
Westfeld Union-Miss Eta Mich
aels of Grand Rapids, assistant in The
Wood Co. Teachers Training school,
and Miss Mary Priestley of Madison,
are guests of Mrs. Lottie Woodford in
this village, having arrived last Fri
day.
The following young people.
chaperoned by Mrs. Owen Love, left
Sunday for a weeks camping and
outing at Minocqua: Messrs. Roy
Lester, Fred Schnabel, Seth Jones,
Dick Crotteau, and the Misses Mollie
Muir, Loretta Mccarthy, Vida Nc
Givern, of Fond du Lac; and Fern
Love.
Rev. Fred Staff and family, after a
pleasant 10 day stay at the Dells in
camp life, have gone onto farm 10
miles from Oconomowoc where they
will enjoy farm life for the balance of
their vacation. They report most
delightful outing thus far with no
mishapS.
S. J. Knapp, now of Kilbourn, but
formerly of this city, was here over
Sunday on business. He is travelling
salesman for the Wautoma Ventila-
ting & Heating Co. He moved away
from Grand Rapids fifteen years
ago and is highly pleased to note the
gradual growth of the city.
Messrs. and Mesdames T. E.
Nash, John Nash, L. NJ. Nash and
Lawrence Nash were members of a
party who went to the large farm of
L. NJ. Nash near Junction City Thurs
day via automobiles to witness the
threshing of grain on said farm that
day. They enjoyed the day greatly.
VIM. Hooper OF Nekoosa, and his
brother John Hooper of Hamilton,
Canada, who is visiting him, were in
this city last week circulating among
Williams many friends ard old &C
quaintances. The Hooper Brothers
look alike and are very much of the
same size. You can readily distinguish
the family resemblance.
Mrs. Mary Wagner-Gass of Des
Moines, Iowa, and Mrs. Fannie Baker
King of Merrill, both intimate
friends since childhood have been
visiting here the past week with old
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