Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-02-11

cn business returned Is his bome
at Arpin Tuesday.
Misses Susan July aud Annatel
Cttld # Green Bay arrived Tuesday to
visit al the home of ElF. and airs.
NJ +. Hardy Ter several days.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Reddin,
Manitowoc arrived today and are the
guest of -Ir. and Mrs. ]. E Bryan,
on Drake St.
Arthur c. Hoene, district manager
of the Northwestern Mutual Lite
Insurance Company of Milwaukee
transacted business here Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Mazur and children.
who have been guests Of Chicago
friends and relatives during the pass
week arrived home Tuesday evening.
r B. Davidson with his team,
Frank Henry and Claude Crar ce
juined the party Of railroad surveyors
Thursday and have gone 10 Hancock
on the way to Fox Lake
Mrs C. F. Youngman who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. B.
BEDFORD during the past week depart
ed for her home at Wautoma Satur-
day.
Consumption costs the United
States 100000 lives of human beings,
double that number of COWS and live
stock, and at least one billion dollars
in money every year.
Miss Hattie Crotteau of Rudolph,
who has been engaged as seamstIesS
in the city during the past week, left
for her home Saturday to spend
Sunday with her parents
Anton Ghristman of Stevens Point
who has been IN the city for a few
days visiting his brother Pete who is
quite seriously i'll, returned to his
home Saturday morning.
Anton Christman of Stevens Point,
who has been down to visit his
brother Peter, at present confined to
his home by illness. returned to
| Stevens Point Tuesday morning.
Geo. Wake1y a brakeman on the
C.. NJ. & st. Paul R. R., who has
been laid off for several weeks, re-
turned to work again this morning.
ALIVE Dewey of Ashby, Mimi. and
Miss Bell Michaels of Weyauwega.
who have been the guests of Rev. and
Mrs. Geo. Dewey during the past
week departed for their respective
homes Tuesday.
Dan Cooney, one of our most reliable
east side DAILY REPORTER Carrier
boys is confined to his home by illness.
John Timm has been engaged to take
charge of the route during the mean
while.
Messrs j. E. DAILY, Geo. Miller and
Oswald Mcneil were in Wausau
Wednesday, Feb. 3, to attend comic
opera entitled the Three Twins"
They report it an excellent enter
tainment and were we'll pleased will
the trip.
: Rev. Frrd Staff was invited by the
"Men's Sunday evening club" Of the
Congregational church of Menasha, to
address them upon the subject OF the
Twentieth Century Nobility, Tuesday
evening February End. He did so
and reports very enjoyable time at
the banquet given by the club,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Arpin, of
Thief River Falls, Minnesota, are in
the city guests of MIR. and Mrs. Geo
L. Williams. Mr. Arpin is recovering
from serious illness of typhoid fever
He expects to spend a week in this
city, but his wife will probably spend
month with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith of MeTri-
Ian, were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. t. J. Cooper few days last
week. Mr.. Smith used to live in
Grand Rapids 80 years ago and was
acquainted with many Of the old
settlers. He had not been 10 Grand
Rapids for IA years and says the
changes were so many that be could
hardly recognize the city as it was
when he left it. He said, even the
river had changed in its appearance.