Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-10-22

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The man who does the best be car
does better than most people do.
Whatever is woroh doing is worth
doing at the right time.
Miss Noriene Fay left for Sawvel
Wednesday for a short visit will
friends and relatives.
A wise man is always learning some
thing but fool thinks he knows it al
at the start.
Hrs. Kate Pepin left for Chicago
Wednesday on a business and pleas
ure trip.
S. T. Tricky, of Waupun, who has
been visiting among his old time
friends in this vicinity, left Monday
for Stevens Point for a short visit
and from thence will return to Wau
pun to spend the winter.
G. Edmonde LaVigne, of Washing
ton. D. c., arrived Saturday evening
on the North Western road at 1920
and expects to remain in the city the
guest of relatives and friends until
after election.
Jasper McIntee, of Bancroft, who
has been doing relief work as operator
at the G. & n, W. Ry, station of this
city during the absence of the regular
operator, departed for Fort Atkinson
Monday.
Mrs A. W. White of Stevens Point
was guest of Miss Helen Kroner last
week. She came to attend the Bridge.
Whist party given by Mrs. Al. VosS
and Miss Helen Kroner Thursday eve
ming.
Leonard Rienhardt, whose home is
position of bookkeeeper for the John
son & Hill Co. Mr.. Reinhart is an
experienced bookkeeper and has been
employed at st. Louis before coming
here.
tract for the building of III. S. You
ker'S new home. has the building
enclosed, and it is rapidly assuming
proportions. MIR. and Mrs. Youker
are hopeful that they can spend their
holiday vacation in their new home.
Fl. S Wagner's large new house on
First Street, s., is enclosed, with the
roof on, long porch the full length
Of the house is up, and the siding is
being put on. Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner
will have a fine home when completed,
overlooking the Wisconsin river.
Miss Ethel Dickens Of Grand Rapids
spent Sunday visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. f.. G. Dickens of this city.
She was accompanied by Marie Looze,
also of Grand Rapids. They returned
to Grand Rapids last night.-Wausau
Record Herald.
Miss Marjorie Mclean of Sarnia
Ontario, Canada who has been. the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs E. MacKinnon
left on Monday night accompanied
by Miss Mildred MacKinnon. The
young ladies will visit at Grafton Hall,
Fond du Lac for a few days.
Nils Wallhoff who has been en-
ployed as craftsman with Jacobson &
DeGuere, industrial architects and
engineers, resigned his position with
the above firm to accept a similar
one with Alderman & Helm of Chica-
go. Mr.. Wallhoff left for Chicago last
week. -
Mrs. Chas. Beazan of Fond du Lac:
Mrs. +. S. Brazeau and Mrs. Clarence
Jasperson of Port Edwards, Mrs. H.
H. VOss of Nekoosa were in the city
Thursday evening to attend the card
party given by Mrs, AL. Voss and Miss
Helen Kroner at the home of Mrs.
VoSs Thursday evening.
From letter received today from
Oshkosh, we learn that Miss Hazel
Chapman, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Chapman, underwent an
operation for appendicitis, and is now
being cared for in the ST. Mary's Hos
pital in that city. Their many friends
in this city will be glad to know that
Miss Hazel is getting along nicely,
Mrs. T. J. Cooper received word
from her mother, Mrs. r. HI. Douglas,
of Baraboo, that she had fallen in
some unaccountable manner and
broken the bones of her right hip.
The full particulars are not known at
this time. Mrs. Douglas is eighty-hve
years of age and this accident will
undoubtedly be a serious one. Mrs.
Cooper left Saturday morning to be
with her mother and render her all
the assistance in her power.