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

Milwaukee where She af:l spend the
week shopping.
DIR. Karl Doege of f-ar-hfield. ar
rived hear today on professional bnsi-
ness.
Mrs. ". n. Wilson of Nekoosa,
visited here between trains today,
while enroute to Bancroft.
Mrs. P. NJ. Newton. left for Water
town yesterday for weeks visit With
friends and relatives.
w. Thomas and John Meckler Of
MarShteld spent Sunday in this csty.
Miss Alma Gaffuey returned today
from visit with Mis- Maud Water
man who teaches at the Lynn school
be low Nekuuss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Willard of
Fond du Lac arrived today to visit at
the home of the latters father, DIR. A.
L. Ridgman.
Il am a candidate for Co Supt, of
public schools. J. Herbert Snider."
Will Craney. who came here recent
ly from the west for visit with
friends and relatives left for North
Dakota yesterday.
Mrs. G. Oksnee of Nekoosa was in
the city to visit her sister Miss Viola
Smith, who is patient at the River
view Hopital
Mrs. w. F. Kellogg, who has been
visiting friends and relatives at Ne
cedah, arrived home Tuesday evening
Miss Hattie Wach left for Merrill
Monday for short visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John WeDzel.
Miss Signe Rudberg returned Satur-
day from Milwaukee, and will spend
few days at the home of Rev. F. Staff.
f. Normington of Marshfeld was in
in the city Saturday on business per-
tanning ito new location for the
Riverside steam laundry.
Ddu NCheiCleI vi w duSdu, WIN is
travelling salesman for the Grand
Milling Co, was in the city Saturday
on business.
Miss Leila Doyle returned to her
home in Medford. Wis, alter spending
d week at the home OF her aunt Mrs.
n. Johnson of this city.
Miss May Cahill, who is teaching
school at Auburndale was in the city
Saturday guest Of Miss Blanche
Cleveland.
Mrs. Logan and daughter Miss
inertia, OF Wausau were In the city
Monday the guests vi MI. and Mrs
T. O. Riley.
DIR. F. X. Pomainvile departed
Monday for Chicago TO be gone for
two or three weeks, to study some
special phase Of his profession.
Miss Orah Nilsson returned Tues
day from Arpin where she has been
spending a few days at the home OF
Mrs. | Vanatta.
Mrs. Soubart of Minocqua was
brought to the Riverview Hospital
Tuesday to be operated on.
Mrs VIM. Slater of Plainfield, who
was operated on Tuesday is get
ting along nicely and is considered
out of danger.
Miss Viola Smith of Nekoosa, was
operated on Tuesday, DR.. Waters
of that place being the attendant
physician.
Miss Mildred Dixon, who teaches
school at Rudolph came home to
spend Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Dixon.
| Irma Johnson, Ruth McCamley
George Hill, Jr. and Glen Clark went
to Marshfield Friday noon to the bas
ketball game there at night.
Mrs. John Hutchinson of Lincoln
st. who has been confined to her bee
for the past few days, is conval
escent.
| Miss Laura Reeves, instructor in
music in our public schools, is rehears'
ing her pupils for musical To be
given in the near future.
Mrs l. Baruch and langhter May
returned Saturday from Chicago
and Milwaukee where they had been
on business and pleasure.
Miss Ella Young kindergarten
teacher in the Nekoosa school was
the city to spend Sunday with friends
Mrs. H. N. Drake, mother of Mrs
E. A. Weeks of this city left for Mil
waukee Mon. to visit with relatives
Miss Winifred Casey and Mis-:
Eleanor Harkin of Marshfield were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Griffen over Sunday.
Miss Mary Wheir resigned her posi-
ton with Cohen Bros, to accept an
other in her brother Joe Wheir's res
taurant
Mrs. M. Nilsson returned Saturday
from Tomahawk, where she had beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sarah Gardi
ner.
They seem to be eliminating the
color line as fast as possible down
in Alabama these days. Eight negroes
were hanged in that state Friday.
Mrs. Geo. E. Gustin of Plainfield,
| who has been visiting friends in
this city departed on her return home
Friday.
Albert Natwick returned to school
Thursday afternoon he having been
absent for two weeks on account Of an