Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-10-07
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

i'll at her home on third street south.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Falb Of Prirce-
ton are visiting at the home of John
King.
Mrs. l. Weinfurter and Mrs Ostros-
XII of Nekoosa, were Grand Rapids
visitors one day last week.
Miss Mamie Dulin of GAINESVILLE is
visiting few days at the home of
Nj. d. Dolan.
Mrs, R, L. Peterson left for New
Lisbon Thursday noon to attend the
funeral Of H. P Hanson.
Mrs. j. NJ. Hodge and son Herman
of Seattle. Wash, arrived in the city
last week to lie guests at the home
Of Will Raymond on Oak Street.
WANTED-Young lady to wait on
table at the Ideal Restaurant. Apply
at office. If
Mrs John Bell, Sr., is confined to
her home seriously sick with bowel
trouble. Her friends hope that she
will not be sick long.
Mrs. T. W. Brazeau returned Thurs
day from Marshtield where she had
been visiting for few days with re-
latives and friends
The roof of the new Evangelical
Lutheran Church is completed, the
brickwOrk is all done and the building
is almost ready for the plasterers.
Peter McCamley left Monday for
Oshkosh, to visit his sister, Rose. who
is at St. Mary's hospital in that city.
Conductor G. B. Carmap on c. Nj.
s. st. Paul, with headquarters at
Tomahawk, spent the Sabbath in this
city with his mother and sister.
H. F. Anderson who have resided
in the II. w, Lord homestead, are
moving into their new home this
week, recently purchased from Mrs
Ferguson on 7th street north.
Good girl for general homework
wanted by Mrs. Geo. L. Williams,
Ills Third St.. S. If.
Miss Margaret McIntee Of Ban
croft was in Grand Rapids last
week Thursday to attend the we'd
ding of Robert McIntee and Agnes
Herrick,
A crowd of Grand Rapids young
people attended a dancing party at
Brooks Hall at Nekoosa, given by
Miss Fernie McStack, Wednesday
Sept. 20. All report fine time.
The Weinberg Construction Com
pany and their crew of workmen are
busy this week putting on the con-
crete roof on the new Wood County
National Bank block.
George Moul on left Friday for
Neilsville where he will have charge
of the plastering of handsome new
SIS, 900 residence that was planned by
A. F. Billmyre of this city.
Mrs. Borst returned Thursday
afternoon to her home in Princeton.
after spending Thursday forenoon in
Grand Rapids on her way home from
Ogdensburg.
Mrs. Geo. w. Mead and daughter
Emily return ed last wee k
from Battle Creek, Mich where they
had been in the interest of Emily
) health.
DR.. John Dix Thomas, of Phoenix,
J Arizona, left Sunday evening for
I Chicago after visiting for a week at
the home of his brother-in-law, Prof.
M. H. Jackson.
John Rasmussen and his crew of
workmen have just finished a new
cement sidewalk for Freeman Gilkey
in front of his residence property on
Drake street.
J Mrs. M. II. Jackson and sister Mrs.
John Wix Thomas, departed Wednes-
day Sept. % for Rochester 10 attend the
funeral of their aunt Mrs. Caroline
Bancroft, who died Tuesday evening.
F. J. Wood, President of the Wood
| County National Bank, arrived home
Monday evening from Milwaukee, af-
ter an absence of a few days spent
! on business in the southern part of
/ tie state.
o. Olson and family departed Tues
day evening for Oakland, Cal, where
7 they will make their future home.
Mr.. Olson has been day watch for
j the past few years at the CONSOLE
dated.
] Miss Edith Rablin left for Wau-
sau, where she will spend vacation
| of one month. Miss Grace Ware Of
I Madison, arrived in the city Mon
day evening to act as librarian dur
! ing Miss Rabl;n's absence.
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