Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-09-10

| MRS. u. Se1QenSplnuer anu uIs' "A.
J. Schultz of Sheboygan, mother and
sister of Alfred Seidenspinner OF this
city, arrived Saturday for few days
visit with the latter.
New cement cross-walks will be put
in this week across It'll, Sth and 9Th
Streets. on the north side OF Baker
street, so as 10 connect the newly laid
cement walk on said street.
Mrs W. o. Blanchar left for Chi
cago Monday for an extended visit
with friends and relatives In the
"Windy City," and various other
| pl aces in the state.
Rev. Fred Staff returned Thursday
from a five weeks vacation spent In
camping, fishing and visiting friends
and relatives in various parts of the
state.
w. Fl. Rozell, who recently disposed
of his residence property on the corner
of Eighth and Washington Ave, left
for Fairfield Thursday. He will make
his future home with his brother at
Piainfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Uehling and
children, who have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard SCHNEIDER
the past two weeks returned home to
Hanover, Wis, Monday. They en-
joyed their visit in Grand Rapids.
Misses Alice and Unita Arpin OF
Bruce left for Providence Il. L.
Saturday where they will attend
school. The young ladies were accom-
panied by their father as far as
Chicago.
Mrs. NJ. r. Levin is on an extended
shopping tour this week at Chicago
and Milwaukee purchasing new and
up-to-date line of fall millinery and
dress goods for Levin's Bargain store.
Max Sowatski returned from Wau-
toma Tuesday where he had been to as
sist the Wautoma Orchestra, who
furnished music for dancing party at
Red Granite Monday evening. He
was accompanied by Tony Peeren-
boom.
G. B. Carman, conductor on the G.
M. & st. Paul Railroad with head
quar- Jers at Minocqua, has changed
his headquarters and now runs from
Minocqua to Tomahawk. His friends
will please bear in mind this change
from now on.
P. Mulroy, proprietor of the Com
mercial House on the west side, is the
first one to comply with the spirit
manifested in cleaning the bank of
the river of Objectionable objects.
The old sample room building is being
torn down,
The brick and exterior work on
Orestes Garrison's new home is about
completed and the interior plastering
and finishing is being rushed to COM
pletion, with hope that it will be
ready for occupancy by the list of
October.
! John Rasmussen and his crew are
busy this week laying a cement floor
in the basement of the Public
Library building. This improvement
will be greatly appreciated by the
janitor and other occupants of said
building.
The local unions of the United
Brotherhood of Carpenters, Joiners
and Masons of Grand Rapids and their
families and friends enjoyed a
picnic Monday in observance of Labor
Day in the new Byron Robinson Park,
recently acquired through the. kind
ness of Dr. Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Link ex-
pect to be able to move into their new
home, just completed, on Sth Streets,
about the 18th inst. The carpenters
have finished their work and the oil
finishing is now being done. They
have beautiful home, well appointed
with all the modern conveniences
which they will greatly appreciate
when occupying the same.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Otto returned
from their Boston trip last Thursday
where they have been spending a
week in attendance at the annual
Rexall Convention. Besides taking
in the convention and viewing the
sights in and about the old historic
town of Boston, they visited many
other places of interest enroute. They
report very pleasant and enjoyable
trip.