Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-08-06

Fred Wittenberg, many years janit-
or Of the Wood block, leaves tonight
Tor Mount Clemens, Michigan, to take
trea tment for rheumatism.
Andrew Hesler of Friendship was
In the city Saturday on business.
This Office acknowledges social call
Mrs. L. Cahill of West Bend who
had been visiting her daughter Mrs.
Norbet Roemer Of this city departed
for her home Saturday morning.
DR.. V. P. Norton accompanied by
E. c. Ketchum left for the Hugh Wood
Stock farm near Friendship Saturday
on business.
Mrs. Walter Dennis returned to her
home at Port Arthur after visiting
for several months at the home OF
o. Dennis of this city.
Geo. McNaughton Of Wausau has
accepted position as craftsman with
the firm Of jacobson and DeGuere
architects of this city,
Miss Ethel M. Dickson of Wausau,
has been engaged as stenographer
by the firm of jacobson and DeGuere.
Misses Juanita Jackson and Della
Nicholson were guests of Miss Irene
Adams of Almond, for several days.
Supt. Cowie of the Nekoosa Paper
mill and wife left for New York
last Thursday for several weeks visit.
David Favel of Appleton arrived
| Thursday to visit at the home of his
grand parents Mr.. and Mrs. K. Thomp-
SOC.
The Misses Elizabeth Herschleb,
Ruth and Stella Emmnns and Mrs. j.
Linderman spent last Thursday at
Walker.
f, Mrs. Aug. Kempfert and family of
Merrill who had been visiting with
friends in the city returned TO their
home last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Forrand and fam
lily who had been visiting friends
| and relatives at Chicago for several
days arrived home last Thursday.
Miss Minnahen of Milwaukee, ar.
rived July Doth to spend several
weeks visiting at the home Of her Sis
ter Mrs. D. B. Philleo.
Geo. Frechette and family are spend
ing their vacation with Mrs Mathews
on the seven mile creek in the town
of Saratoga.
Eric Crumstedt who is employed in
toe Dry Goods Dept. of the Johnson
& Hill Co.'S. store. Is enjoying a two
weeks vacation.
The Misses Celia Burr and Louise
Martin returned from Chicago, where
they have been visiting and sight
seeing.
! Miss Carrie Bartz of Cincinnati,
deaconess OF the NJ E. Church of
that city, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
| VIM. Henke.
Henry Demitz and Fred Stamm
spent Sunday on the Tomorrow river,
near Amherst, fly casting for brook
trout, with poor success.
Mrs. VIC. McGlynn departed Mon.
day for an extended visit with friends
in the west, principally at Portland
Oregon.
F. L. Halliday left Tuesday fol
Boulder, Colorado, where he will visit
for a week or so on business aud pleas.
/ ure. - -
M. and MIS-. F. L. Stieb returned
home Monday from Prairie du Chier
where they have been recruiting fol
a month at the Sanitarium. They are
both feeling very much better.
Louis A. Bauman, departed Friday
morning for Manitowoc where he will
visit his sister and other relatives be-
fore leaving on his trip west in search
of health and a good location.
Mrs. Fred Staff and children left
for Kilbourn Friday, where they ex
pect to spend number of weeks out
ing. Rev. Staff left few days befo
to make all ready for their arrival,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gross went bacl
to Sparta in their car last Thursday
latter an extended visit in this city
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. L
Gross. .. ......