Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-09-30

after visiting az the nome OF Sheriff
Griffin.
Joe Minister returned home Sun
day from Camp Douglas where he
had been spending his weeks va
cation.
Miss Inez Witter departed Mon
day evening for Chicago, to do her
fall shopping and will remain there
for a few weeks visiting friends.
Miss Imogene Moss is back from
a visit at her home in Seymour, and
while there she attended the county
fair.
Mrs. NJ. E. Raymond, Mrs. F. B.
Warner, Mrs. H. P. Chase, and Mrs
Will Raymond drove to Stevens
Point Tuesday.
E. Jensen of City Point, has moved
his belongings to tEis city as he has
purchased home here and intends
to make Grand Rapids his future
home.
The Mi>s-s Maude Waterman aud
Mildred Dixon, who are teaching this
year al RabcUck. arrived in he city
to spend SATURDAY. and Sunday with
their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Ferris and
daughter who have been visiting re-
lativeS in Grand Rapids left Friday
morning for NekoOSa 10 visit frieudS
and relatives.
John Dix who formerly ran the
saloon at The Green Bay dept has
had his household goods shipp 10
Manitowoc where they will make
their home for The present.
o. R. Moore of Sturgeon Bay, who
has been visiting at the Drumb home
for a week, departed Thursday for
Wausau, where he will transact bust
ness and visit friends.
Earle Pease, cashier of the First
National Bank, returned Saturday
evening from his vacation spent in
visiting different places in southern
Wisconsin.
Rev. A. Ristow of Auburndale re-
turned to his home Saturday evening
after spending a few days with his
NTnc icto Of
this city.
Leonard Voyer of Junction City,
was in Grand Rapids Monday and
left for Madison Tuesday to re-
sumo his work at the University of
Wisconsin,.
Geo. LaBreche of Manitowoc who
has been spending a few days at the
home of Chas. Gouger, left Monday
for hunting and fishing trip up
north.
| John Martin, the carpenter, com
menced work Monday morning in the
R. M. Levin building, next to E. T.
Bodette's shoe shop, to MAKE shelly
ing for that building.
Nick Berg of the town of Auburn
dale, was in the city on Monday on
business at the Court House He re-
ports everything in the north end of
the county prosperous.
Stockings darned on your sewing
machine with the Singer Stocking
Darner. Can be used on any sew
ing machine. For sale at the Singer
Store.
Miss Della Jones left Thursday for
| Chicago on business. While there
she will attend the Alumni Banquet
given by the Joliet Training School
for nurses, Joliet. Ill.
i V. D. SimonS returned home Wed.
neSday from Milwaukee where he had
been transactiDg business for a week.
Mr.. SimOnS drove from Portage tC
Milwaukee in his automobile.
Theresa Mckinley of Stevens Point
who has been visiting in Wausau
arrived in Grand Rapids Friday and
will be employed as teacher in the
Kelluer school.
Mrs John Thomas and daughter
Marjorie of Phoenix, Arizona, arriv-
ed in the city Thursday evening to
visit at the home of the former S
sister Mrs M. H. Jackson.
Mrs. Hoskinson and daughter Mrs.
A. P. Mitten are expected to arrive
Thursday from Seattle. Mrs. Mitter
will visit for an indefinite time at the
home Of Mrs. Hoskinson.
Mrs. r. A Russell and brother
Mancer Kittle, lett for Lacrosse
on Thursday where they will visit
relatives ard take in the La Crosse
Fair.