Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-03-11
SONALS

Miss Della Jones, trained nurse is
assisting at the hospital this week.
John Rhode is on the sick list.
Caroline Oherbeck is on the sick
list.
Master Clarence Siederspinner has
been quite i'll.
Miss Agnes Kubisck was visiting
relatives in Sigel last week.
F. C. Schmefling spent Sunday in
Wausau with his parents.
]. T. Schumacher is on the sick
list today.
Mrs, VIM Snider has been quite ill.
but is somewhat better now.
Mrs. Belle Richards and daughter
Leona are visiting relatives and
friends at Merrill.
Mrs. McAllister mother Of Mrs. g..
J. Kaudy, returned tO$ her home in
Winona, MINI, last week,
Mrs. Ernie Young and baby girls
left for Marsh field Thurs. for few
days visit with friends and relatives.
Mis-. J. DalZin went to Oshkosh to
be operated upon for cancer Thurs
day.
Mrs. w. T. Murray of Black River
Falls, is a guest at the home OF DR..
and Mis-. J. w. Rockwell.
Mrs. Geo. Hoskinson, left for Hazel
hurs: Friday to visit her daugh-
ter Mrs. DR.. Jacob Seibert.
Mrs. St. Arnold of Saxon, Wis. is
visiting her sister Mrs. Frank Cary.
John Dixon continues very i'll. All
hopes of his recovery have been aban.
| doned.
Louis Willoquette of Merrill, broth
er of Mis- Geo. Payne is visiting at the
Payne nome.
Mrs. John Noyse has been quite il
for the past few days but is now i'm
proving slowly.
DR.. VIM. Waldo, the oculist, cam'
up from Portage Saturday, wher
he has been on business.
Jesse Slusser and Geo. Cassett
were at Marshfield Friday to a
tend the basketball game.
Clarence Emmes departed Saturda
for Plainfield to visit at the HON
of his Uncle, j. w. Bovee.
Miss Lillian Herschleb is now en-
ployed as wrapper girl in Cohe
Bros, Dept. store.
AL. Menier of St. Paul, formerly Q
this city arrived here Monda
to visit with friends and relatives.
| K L. Thompson left for Almon
Monday to visit his son D. E. ThomI
son, editor of the Portage Press.
Mrs. Edward Harmon of Milwaukee
arrived Monday to visit her sister Mr.
l. E. Philleo.
G. j. Kaudy manager of the Kaud
Mfg. Co., is reported quite seriousl
i'll.
Mrs. F. M. Logan and daughter Ma
eta, of Wausau, spent Sundayat tn
Timothy Riley home
MesSrS. J. F. and Geo. Cnffield o
La Crosse, transacted business her
Monday.
Mrs. j. S. Thompson who has bee
visiting friends at Merrill for severa
days, arrived home Tuesday.
Chas. Holiday, who has been il
with an attack of LaGrippeis able t.
be back at work again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Karnatz of Al
mond, were guests of his parents il
this city on Sunday and Monday.
VIM. Pinkel of Sherry is at tn
hospital receiving medical treatment
Miss Matte Bronson. who teache
in the Nekoosa school, spent Sunday
in this city with her parents.
Miss Natalie Hunnel, who teaches
school at Cranmoor, was in the cit!
shopping Saturday.
Miss Jennie Raath, a teacher a
Nekoosa, spent Sunday with her par
! ents in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyers Spen
Sunday at the John Akey home il
Rudolph.
Miss Agnes keenan, of Dextervill
was in the city shopping Saturday
Miss Ella HaSbrouck has been quit
i'll with tonsolitiS. She is somewha
! better today however,
Mis-. Lima Corriveau left for Mi
waukee yesterday to do some shopping
! Miss Laura Reeves, instructor o