Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-09-02
relatives in and near Green Bay.

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Center. Tuesday on BUSINESS for the
Weinberg Construction Company.
Miss Julia Little left Monday after
noon to resume her studies at Stevens
Point Normal.
A, Amunds Of City Point, spent
Monday in Grand Rapids on business.
Andrew Bissig left for mis- home in
City Point after spending Monday and
Tuesday in Grand Rapids on business.
Miss Cora Pratt left Wednesday
for Minneapolis and Lake Minneton-
where she will visit for an indefinite
length Of time.
Miss Mae Holmberg of Galesville,
spent Monday afternoon and evening
at the home of Miss Luella Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schnabel and
children returned Saturday after an
extended visit with relatives and
friends in NeeDah. Mr.. Schuabel
returned to his work Monday morn
Ing after two weeks vacation.
Prof. Lester R. Creutz, principal of
the High School, arrived in Grand
Rapids Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Creutz is at present visiting at her
old home in Kiloourn. and will arrive
here later in the week.
Anthony Looze returned home Mon
day evening after spending d few days
with relatives and friends in Green
Bay.
Miss Milne departed Tuesday morn
ing for her home in Duluth. Miss
Milne has been guest for the past
ten days at the home Of her brother,
Rev. Milne of the Baptist church.
M. S. Pratt the carpenter and
builder, returned Monday from
Arnott, Wis, where he has been in
charge of the erection Of a modern
up-to-date concrete constable suffi-
GENTLY large to accommodate % COWS.
Ida Nelson returned Monday from
Strongs Prairie where she has been
visiting relatives during the past week
Girl Wanted-For general house
work. Inquire of Mrs. James DaIzin
334, 10th Ave- N. 1w
Miss Elizabeth Barber. of Warrens,
is in Grand Rapids with the intention
OF locating in this city soon. Miss
Barber whose work deals with hair
dressing, manlicuring, facial massage
and scalp treatment, is at present
at the home of Mrs. S. Scrihner on
Ninth street, but expects tomake her
permanent headquarters elsewhere IN
a short time,
The Scandinavian Ladies Aid Socie.
ty which was to have met with Mrs.
VIM. Hagerstrom Thursday has been
postponed until one week from Thurs
day. owing to illness in the Hager-
strom home.
Ellen Richards, Laura Fritz, Emma
Kruger, Georgia and Maude Griffith,
Stella Snider, Mabel Mcfarland, Jul
liza Minnihan, Mollie Stahl Dollie
Slattery, Gertrude Mason, Loretta
Mulroy, Leonard Reinert and Mr.. and
Mrs. Zimmerman were among those
who spent Sunday in Waupaca.
Fred Trader, window trimmer at
Greenberg's, has resigned his posi-
ton and expects to leave soon for
| Nebraska, in which state he has
secured an exceptionally good posi-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Traders friends
here will regret their departure from
our village.-Necedah Republican.
Messrs. Frost Hannah and other
gentlemn from Stevens Point arrived
in the city Monday by automobile for
further considerable of matters con-
nected with the new interurban
street car line between Rock ford, Ill.
Madison, Portage, Kilbourne, Grand
Rapids and Stevens Point. We under
stand they are interviewing business
men of Grand Rapids in connection
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This office is in receipt of a fine
sample of water melon grown Oh the
Hamilton farm south Of this city.
We can't speak of it's flavor or excel
lency from that stand point because
we have not yet eaten it, but if its
interior qualities is equal to it's ex-
terror appearance we have no doubt
that we will enjoy it. When in need
of melons remember the Hamilton
farm about one and one half mile
south of the CITY on what is known as
the sand hill road.
The Flora DeVoss company which
has been occupying the Opera House
during the past week left Monday for
Neilsville where they have another
weeks stand This company gave
excellent satisfaction in this city
and we commend them to our neigh