Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-07-08

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home in Wausau. after spending a
short time visiting relatives and
! friends in this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Cranden Of
Great Bend, n. D.. who have been
visiting at the home of Dr. A. L.
Ridgman. left Friday for Edgerton
to visit friends.
A. R. Cowie. A. Z. Marvin. Viii
liam Hooper and son. Harold, and
Andrew zurfIuh and son, Joseph. of
Nekoosa were visitors in this city
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Paulus are now
in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Mr.. Paulus
has been quite i'll but is improving
slowly. When he is able to travel
they expect to return home
~ J. Christensen of Loyal was in
this city between trains Saturday to
visit his mother, Mrs. Oliver Dudley.
George Weeks of Wautoma is Wis
iting his sons, R. A and E. A.
Weeks. of this city.
Merrill Daily Herald: Mrs. ]. t.
Schumacher, of Grand Rapids, and
Miss Claudine Armstrong of Oconto,
who spent several days here, the
guests Of Mrs. E. L. Baumgartner,
/ 20 bn,,oa 10
Dick Hughes OF Berlin visited
friends in this city Saturday and
Sunday While here he played with
the Grand Rapids base ball team and
did his usual good work on second
base.
S. A Cornell, a lawyer, formerly
of Waupaca, but now leading law
yer of Milwaukee and known to
many Of the people in this city, was
married June 10Th to Miss Alice For
kin of Chicago at Chicago.
Mr. Burroughs of Chicago is visit
ing at the H. L. Thornburg and j. G.
Tnornburg farms in Saratoga this
week Mr. Burroughs is represent
alive of the Thornburg Bros. in
large business house in Chicago.
F. P. Premeau left Wednesday
night for TomahaWk, where he is
employed for the Tomahawk Pulp &
Paper Co., as sawyer in the wood
room. He has been home on Wis
it for the past two weeks.
L. w. Wood of Neillsville, who is
representing d. c.. Heath & Co., was
in this city on business Friday. Mr.
Wood was a candidate for state SUI
perintendent of schools during the
past election.
Wausau Daily Record: Mrs j. S.
Biringer and Mrs. Leonard Damon
returned home this morning from
Grand Rapids, where they visited at
the homes of Mrs Milton Mosher
and Mrs. William Compton.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hayward and
children and Mr. and Mrs. l. O..
Hubbard and daughter of Fond du-
Lac who have been guests at the
Hayward home, departed Saturday
for Hancock to visit relatives for
d some time.
We received a post card from VIM
Diedrich dated Salt Lake City, Utah.
On the card he says that he had
met Mr.. Anderson out there and that
he was on his way to Seattle Mr.
Diedrich was on his way to Reno,
Nevada.
Merrill News: A party Of Grand
Rapids men, also Merrill and Wau-
sau parties are interested in a pro-
ject to build an amusement hall at
Grand Rapids, along the lines Of the
one owned by the Merrill Amuse-
ment company
Harry Coles of stevens Point spent
Saturday in this city, Mr.. Coles
formerly worked in jacobson & De
i Guere's office. He has been in Mil
waukee during the past week and a
half where he underwent an opera
ton for an abscess on his eyes.
The friends of Daniel Noltner will
be pleased to learn that he is now
able to be about the house again
after the painful accident which
happened some time ago. It is ex-
4 pected that in a few weeks time he
will be able to walk about again.
Don't have the nerve to send
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