Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-09-30
Miss Clara Cola of Nekoosa spent
Sunday with LYDIA Lemense

VIM. Hooper and H. Herrick of Ne
koosa were in the city Monday.
Elsie Miller left Friday noon for
Red Granite where she will visit a
few DAYS with friends
Mrs J. M. Beimler and daughter
Of Brillion, spent the day in Grand
Rapids Thursday.
Miss Laurie Drumb teacher at Ne
koosa spent Thursday evening at her
home in Grand Rapids.
The Misses Ellen Kallman and
F1oy Quinn spent Thursday forenoon
in Nekoosa.
Mrs Emma Jones and son Peter
of Vesper were Grand Rapids visit
ors Thursday.
Mrs. J. Beaver and Miss Dollie
Christman left for Marshfield Thurs
day afternoon to visit relatives.
District Attorney Andrews trans
acted business in Grand Rapids
few hours Thursday.
The Singer Stocking Darner, darns
stockings on your sewi ng machine.
For sale at the Singer store.
Clarence Robert son of Pittsville was
in Graz Rapids Monday on business.
Mrs. Ellsworth Crotteau departed
| Saturday for a weeks visit with Mrs.
Geo. LaBreche at ManitoWoc.
Henry Edwards spent Sunday with
his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Henry Ed
wards, Jr., of Plover.
Mrs. H. Booth returned home Sat
urday from a three weeks visit at
Hackley, Wisconsin.
Miss Mamie johnson of this city
spent Monday evening visiting
friends in Rudolph.
Mrs Redmond and daughter Mary
of Rudolph visited in Grand Rapids
Monday Afternoon.
Byron Nottingham, postmaster at
Arpin, spent Monday transacting bus
mess in this city.
Martin Field was in Grand Rapids
Monday on business connected with
his store at Arpin.
L. w. Wood of Neillsville, is spend
ing a few days in Grand Rapids repre-
senting the d. G.. Keath Book Co.
Mrs. Schoenwalder of Marshfield
spent a few hours in Grand Rapids
Monday.
Mrs. w. F. Kellogg aud son William
departed Thursday noon for Racine
Miss Mayme Waterman returned
home Friday noon after spending her
vacation visiting friends in Chicago.
Mrs. Holvenstat returned to her
home in Nekoosa after stopping of
between trains ia Grand Rapids Fri
day.
Mrs. Andrew Odegard departed
Friday noon for Necedah where she
will spend few days visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss Martha LietZ returned Friday
to her home in Edgerton after paying
two weeks visit at the home of Mrs
Cnas. Manske.
Mr. and Mrs Lindell and son Clar.
, ence departed Friday for their home
in Praxton, H., after visiting at the
home of A. Peterson.
, j. ". FransOn operator at the Green
) Bay depot has been sent to relieve
the agent at Marshland who is sick
MIS-. A. D. Hill and son Myron
went to Shiocton Saturday to spend
Sunday with her parents at that place
: Mrs. w. J. Shea and Mrs. Scribner
left Saturday noon for Babcock where
they will visit friends for a few days
Percy DAILY departed Saturday noon
for Madison where he will enter the
commercial department of the State
University.
Carl Solomon and Fred Miller of
Merrill, passed through Grand Rapids
on their way to attend school at
Madison.
w. A. Marling of Madison, was in
this city Friday on business connect
ed with the w. A. Marling Lumber
company.
Hugh Goggins departed Saturday
morning for Madison where he viii
resume his studies in the law depart
ment at the State University.
Friends of Mrs. E. L. Hayward vii
be sorry to hear that she is confined
to her home on Eighth street or
account of illness