Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-02-18

ager of he CCn>oIidated Payer Co.
returned from a business trip 10 Chi
cago yesterday morning.
Miss Helen Lindm4n of Linberg,
Kansas. is the guess If Mrs Chas
Ekelund in the town of Sigel this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Beyer of Marsh
field, we're guests If their daughter
Mrs. Mary Chr.stman the past few
days aud attended the funeral of
Peter Christman.
Miss Mable Mitchell Of Pittsyille
arrived Friday to attend the conven-
ton of the Northeastern Teachers
Association in session here last week.
Prof. NJ. II. Jackson left for Marsh
field Thursday where he delivered IA
Lincoln address that evening at d
school house located "a few miles out
of the city.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Link and children
returned Friday from Bloomer, Wis,
where they had been to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Links father, who
died recently
Mrs. Barbara Thomma and Mrs.
Anna Held of Chicago who came up
to attend the funeral of their brother
Peter ChriStman, departed for theis
homes Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Popolinsky, pianist for
the Ideal Theatre, who has been in
poor health for the past two weeks
departed for her home at Neenah
Tuesday for a much needed rest
Miss Ethel Dickens of Wausau,
stenographer for Jacobson & DeGuere
of this city resigned her position
with the above firm and has accepted
a similar one with a Wausau firm.
Mrs. Ellen Garihee, mother of chief
of police John Garlhee, had a sink
ing spell Sunday evening but she
rallied again today. She is sc years
of age and pretty feeble
Wilbur Briere is in charge of a
crew Of men who are busy this week
lighting up the rods and making
other necessary repairs on the wagon
bridge which spans the Wisconsin
river in this city.
Miss Rose Roemer, a teacher in The
Wausau public schools arrived here
Thursday to attend the NOrJhe s ern
Wisconsin Teachers Association in
session here last week. Miss R0emer
is sister Of Norbert Ruemer of this
city.
MesSrs. Geo. MoultCn, Wallace
Balderson and Mr.. Friday, returned
from Phillips Tuesday, where they
have been engaged for sometime in
plastering d newly constructed public
high school building.
The will of Peter Christman was
filed Tuesday morning in Probate
court bg Mary Christman his wife,
as Administrative. d. d. Conway ap-
peared as attorney in the case. Legal
notice can be found in another column
of this issue.
Messrs. Paul Schwartz and Emil
Claussen who gently left for the
west, have been heard from at Top
penish, Washington. where they are
located and employed at present.
They are highly pleased with the
country and expect to remain pprma
nently.
Mrs, L. Cahl and daughter Miss
Amy of West Bend. who have been
the guests of their daughter and sis.
ter respectively, Mrs. Norbert Roemer,
left for Weyauwega Thursday for
short visit with friends before re-
turning to their home.
James Mccarthy who has been work
iDg in the woods this winter came
home sick on the Doth of January,
which has developed into pneumonia
and has been very sick man. He is
now Commissioning and his friends hoIe
to see him out again soon.
Our respected townsman, John
Wagner continues in poor health and
is confined to the bed all Of the time
now. He is glad to have his old
friends Call upon him. He is at the
home of his son Frank, on 3rd st. N,
back of the Opera House.
Miss Ella Bundle left for Crane
Rapids Monday morning where sh'
attended the wedding of her sister
Miss Laura. While here Miss Ell;
has made many friends who though
grieved at her departure wish he
success and joy in her new surround
ings.-The Glidden Enterprise.
Miss Edith Weeks of Grand Rap
ids, underwent a successful mino
operation at St. Mary's hospital OF
Friday afternoon last, a growth il
her nose being removed. She re
turned to her home on Sunday eve
ming, her father accompanying her
-Wausau Record Herald
John Garrihee returned from L
Crosse Saturday evening where h
had been in attendance upon tn
funeral of August Peterick, who re
C emily died in this city and his re
mains taken to Lacrosse for buria
Mrs. Garrihee and Mrs. August Pc
erick are expected home from L
Crosse this evening
A. L. Putnam, who for a number c
years has been identified with tn
United States Annuity Life Insul
ance Co., as their district manager
has severed his connection with tn
above concern and has accepte
A DOSitiOn as SDecial agent for th