Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-11-25

Consolidated Water Power & Paper
Co. John Rasmussen and crew have
had the work in hand.
Mrs. Otto Gates and son Clarence
left Wednesday evening for their
home in Wausau after visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Gates sister, Mrs.
Martin Clark.
Babcock, Wis.,-Special. 1t is ex-
pected that Redmond Joyce will re-
ceive a Carnegie medal for rescuing
one Of our young ladies who fell into
Casey's duck pond Sunday night.
Bert Minister, who joined the navy
little less than year ago, is ex-
pected to arrive in this city some
time next week to spend Thanks
giving at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kinister
Master James SchnabeI celebrated
his fourth birthday by entertaining
Friday afternoon at an elaborate af-
ternoon tea. About seven of his
young lady and gentleman friends
were present.
Miss Mildred Kruger and Miss Irms
Nilsson have been confined to their
homes on Third street with diptheria
during the past week. We are glad
to state that both are much improved
at the present writing
Miss Mable Gauthier, stenograph-
er for the Northern Paper Co.. at
Port Edwards, left Saturday for her
home in Pittsville, where she will
visit for a few days with her par
ents.
State superintendent G. P. Carey
was in the city last week for the
purpose of inspecting the Wood
County Training School. He depart
ed Thursday noon for Wautoma and
will visit in that city at the Wau,
shara County Training School
Principal Lester G. Creutz return
ed to his home in Grand Rapids Sat
urday afternoon from Chicago, where
he has been spending the past few
days in attendance at a conference
of accredited High Schools and AGA
denies.
Jacob Searles has recently moved
from his cranberry marsh at Walker
to this city, where he expects to live
during the coming winter Mr.
Searles has finished caring for his
cranberry crop and reports that he
has disposed of practically all of it,
the entire crop being 300 barrels.
Mrs. Hattie Dpmarais of MinneapO-
lis, is in the city for a.tWO weeks visit
with her father, Lemuel Kroner
She rep0r's her family and the Grand
Rapids people in thst city all we'll and
dni"g nicely While her health has
been poorly for NE time. she is feel
ing better and availed herself of his
opportunity 70 visit her father and
I'D time friends 10 his city
A. Brewer and family of Nekoosa,
visited in Grand Rapids Thursday
afternoon, before leaving for Denver
Colo, to pay an extended visit with
| relative From there they expect to
go to make their future home near
Aberdeen, South Dakota, where Mr.
Brewer recently came into posses
sian of a piece of land.
Mrs. C. F. Mohr of Portage was in
this city Thursday to meet her daugh
ter, Mrs J. F. Griffith of Holt, who
arrived here Thursday noon with her
SON Robert. Mrs. Mohr returned to
her home in Portage Thursday eve
ming, accompanied by her grandson
Robert Holt, who will pay an extern
ded visit in that city.
Phil Griffin spent Monday and Tues
in Marshfeld.
Miss Lizzie Schultz of Rudolph
visited in this city Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Hooper of Nekoosa Wis
tied in Grand Rapids Tuesday.
Miss Title Crotteau of Rudolph
visited in Grand Rapids Monday
Thomas Andrews OF Pittsville visit
ed in this city Monday and Tuesday.
O. G. Linderman Of Marshfeld was
Grand Rapids visitor Tuesday after
noon
Miss Hattie Klug, has resigned her
position at Bogoger's Store on First
Street.
Atty. D D, Convey spent Monday
and Tuesday Of this week in Neilsville |
on business.
Mrs. J. D. Witter entertained the |
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