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

Friday evening after spending q few
days transacting business In various
places in the southern part Of the
state.
Violet Rose Bogoger, returned hom
Wednesday night from Merrill, where
fhe had been visiting her Grandma
and Grandpa Schmidt, since Saturday
last. She reports delightful time.
Mis- Abbie Marshall arrives in this
city Wednesday evening from Green
Bay to pay an extended visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. +. B. War
ner on Oak street.
Messrs. F. J. Wood, L. M. Nash
and Geo. M. Hill, all directors of the
Grand Rapids Street Railway Company
were in Wausau Monday to attend
meeting of the directors of that com
pany.
Mrs. VIM. Nommensen and child
rem arrived home Monday evening
frCn Columbus, after visiting dur
ing the past week at the home of
Mrs. Nommensens father, Rev. Koch
Of the German Lutheran church
Mrs. John Hickey and children of
Green Bay stopped in Grand Rapids
Monday afternoon on their way to
Sigel to attend the wedding of Miss
Lizzie Scholz and Edwin Bramer,
which took place Tuesday.
Ernest Starkey, the new jeweler,
has been delayed in getting his new
goods and his new store will therefor
not be opened until Saturday, Nov
ember the 18th, at which time he
will be ready for business.
Miss Ruth Ingraham of Wausau
arrived in Grand Rapids on Friday
VS.. Wausau football game and to
visit at the home Of Miss jeanette
Muir for a few days.
Baily Brothers have the contract
and are painting the NJ. A BogOger
store buildings two coats of paint
This makes an excellent improvement
in the general appearance of these.
buildings.
Prof. Bliss will organize d Ladies
Band on Friday evening at the West
Side City Hall, at 1870 O'Clock. All
ladies interested in becoming mem
bers of said band. will call at the
place at the hour stated.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bogie enter
tanned at cards Tuesday evening at
their home on Wisconsin Street. Re
freshments were served and a delight
full social time was enjoyed by those
present.
A lady demonstration from Wausau
will be at the Singer Sewing Machine
Store week beginning Tuesday Nov.
16, to demonstrate the Singer Stock
ing Darner. ltd 1tw.
Word was received from Oshkosh
that DR., and Mrs. D Harvey, former
ly Of this city, have been called TO
Gait, Ontario. on account of the death
of the Doctors father, Donald J.
Harvey.
The ladies of ST. Katherine's Guild
met with Miss Ransom at Port Ed
wards Wednesday. An all day meet
ing was held and large amount
of efficient work was done in
preparation of a sale at Christmas
time.
Geo. W. Davis sold his 20 horse
power, four passenger Buick car this
week to James Hewlett, who was
formerly in the dray business. Mr.
Hewlett intends to use it for passen-
ger business between the depots and
in all parts of the city.
The following men departed We'd
nesday morning for Star Lake to
spend week or ten days deer hunt
ing; VIII Carey. l.. NJ. Nash, w. J.
Conway, w. E. Nash, Frank, Hugh
and Chas. Boles, E. C. Rossier, Mr.
Day of Kentucky, and Mr. Collins
VIM Rogers of the Grand Rapids
Heating & Plumbing Co., has been
engaged to install the heating and
plumbing apparatus in the building
facing Vine Street, which has recent
" been remodeled by M. A. Bogoger,
for a store building.