Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-12-23

mas holidays with friends and rel
atiyes.
If a man thinks a great deal of his
wife, he gets lots of nice things for
her when she is sick, which he eats
himself
Miss Vedah Wood left Tuesday for
her home in Chicago after visiting
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Pomainville.
Miss Della Jones, trained nurse.
returned home Friday from Hancock
after spending a week in that city
ON business
Miss Edith Weeks who is in atten-
for girls, is at her home to spend a
two weeks vacation
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Cummins left
for Plainfield Monday to visit dur
ing the Christmas holidays with
Ii IGlluS dUu I0IdJlFOS.
Mrs. Doctor Wentland departed for
her home in Princeton Tuesday aft
ter visiting in Grand Rapids at the
home of Mrs Ida Miller.
Mrs. Fred Mittleman of Marsh
field visited in Grand Rapids Mon
day on her way to spend a few weeks
with friends in Sparta.
Mrs. J. H. Linderman left Mon
day afternoon for her former home
In Sheboygan to spend Christmas
with friends and relatives.
Miss Lucia Kraemer, teacher at
Port Edwards, left Saturday morning
to spend her Christmas vacation at
her home near Marshfield,
Special holiday prices in electric
heating attachments C. M. Dough
arty, 143 First street.
Miss Bertha Drowatzky, West side
kindergarten director, left Tuesday
morning to spend her Christmas hol-
idays at her home in Tomah.
Mrs. Maria Schmidt departed Fri
day afternoon for her home in
Theinsville after visiting at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Mary Koch.
Mrs. A. R. Chambers left Monday
for Berlin where she has been called
on account of the serious sickness of
her sister, Mrs. J. E. Stephen.
Miss Allie Mooney of Marshfield
called between trains at the T. Shol-
Ter home in this city Saturday on
her way to her home in Necedah.
Dan Reichel, who has been en-
ployed at Platteville for the Wiscon-
sin Zinc Co., is home to spend Christ
mas with his parents in this city.
Those from Rudolph who visited
in Grand Rapids Thursday were Miss
Ida Worlund, and Messrs. Joe Banker
bush, Ray Colthart and Ernest Dou-
ghty.
Gordon Linley arrived in Grand
Rapids Monday evening from Mazo-
mamie to be the guest over Christ
mas at the home of his cousin, L.
R. Haas.
Earl Bates of Red Granite visited
in Grand Rapids Monday on his way
to spend Christmas in Rudolph at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Bates
One of the paper machines at the
Consolidated was shut down Saturday
on account of a broken boiler. Work
was continued on the machine Mon
day morning
A crew of men began work Satur-
day afternoon to straighten and tight
en- the trolley wire along the car line
for the purpose of getting it in con-
dition for the cars
Messrs. Chas and J. w. Natwick
left for Plainfield Tuesday morning
to attend the funeral of their two
nieces, Ruth and Vera Rozeu who
were burned to death last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Cook of Wau-
toma stopped i'm Grand Rapids on
Friday afternoon on their way home
from Nekoosa where they have been
visiting relatives during the past
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Roenius and Mrs
E. Roenius left Tuesday for a weeks
visit in different places in southern
Wisconsin. Mr.. Roenius will spend
a few days this week on bushes in
Milwaukee
F. Mazur the tailor has rented the