Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-03-18

painful.
| Miss Bertha Fleming OF Crandon
who las been visiting at the Emf
ClauSuu home, left for MarshfielC
Monday.
Two don'ts: Don't knock the
booster: duu'G BOOST the knocker
Two dos: do the knocker and dc
The boosting.
Wallace Demeroe and Burton Brown
leave next Friday for Spokane, Wash
where they expect TO make their
future home,
! Mrs. ". J, O'Brien Of Necedah, who
has been visiting i'll The city fol
several days, departed for her home
/ Wednesday.
| Mrs. a. Vi. Peters of Rudolph, who
has been visiting friends at Brillion,
stopped here Tuesday while on her
way home.
Prof. Edward Gibbons, an instructor
in the business college at Stevens
Point, spent Scnoay in this city a
guest of Ray Star.
Clarence Jackson who attends
school at Appleton is home TO spend
a week with his parents Prof. and
Mrs. NJ. Ii. Jackson.
Mrs. Oscar Potter returned to her
home in Cranmoor Wednesday after
spending a week at the NJ. o. Potter
home in this city.
Miss Mayme Searles of Mather
returned today from Wautoma where
she has been for some time visiting
relatives and friends.
Miss Birdie Berg, who has been at
Chicago for several weeks, consulting
specialist in regard to her health
arrived home Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Thee kberry returned
to her home at Menominee, after
a several days visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Downing.
Mrs. R. E. Andrews of Marshfeld
who has been a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Victor Thompson for several days
departed for her home Tuesday.
Rich are they who have many
friends" might be, paraphraSed tC
read "Many friends are they who are
rich-whiIe the money lasts"
P. o. Winthers of Nekoosa took
the first degree in masonry Tuesday
ing at a special meeting of the Grand
Rapids Lodge No. 12S f. & A. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Waterman of
Sturgeon Bay, arrived here Wednes-
day for visit at the home OF the
formers parents Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Waterman of this city.
Fred Roenius departed Tuesday
night on another business trip for the
Grand Rapids Foundry company. He
expects to be absent several weeks.
Mrs. Geo. Courtney and son Charles
returned to their home in Milton
Junction Wednesday after visiting fol-
week at the Fred Stamm home. Mrs.
Courtney is sister of Mrs. Stamm.
Mrs. George Harrington returned
to her home in Bruce Wednesday after
short visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Ames Miss Clara AmeS
accompanied her as far as Marshtield.
Mi.,c 10 if,fr
nicely under the care and treatment
of DR.. o. T. Hougen at the River
view Hospital, from her recent opera
ton. Her many friends will be
pleased to learn this.
DR. Frickie of Wausau, formerly
Insurance commissioner of Wisconsin
was in the city on business Tuesday.
DI. Frickie is at present at the head
of the Northwest Insurance Co. of
Wausau, which is a newly organized
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Meilicke of
Watrous, Canada, who have been the
guests of their son Rev. Meilicke of
this city during the past several
months, departed for Fargo, n. d.
Wednesday for visit with relatives.
They were accompanied by their
grandson Clement Meilicke.
Mrs. G. r. Cover and son Harold of
Rusk, who were guests OF Mr.. and
Mr.. VIM. Downing for several days
last week, departed for their home
Tuesday.
Robt. Lang of Merrill, is staying at
the Walt home to help care for Mr..
Walt. he being an old friend of the
family. He is employed by the STANCE
Ellis Lumber Co.
Mrs. Frank St. Arnault and child
rem of Saxon, Wis, who has been the
guest of her sister Mrs. Frank Cary of
this city for the, past three weeks,
left for Tomahawk Tuesday morning.
| A Chicago butcher has been making
and now he is billed to spend a year
in jail IN addition to paying fine of
$1,000. There must be a scarcity of
| dogs in Chicago.
X, L. Thompson was called to Madi-
son Tuesday to take job under the
civil service commission of the state
He passed a favorable examination
sometime ago. and has just received
favorable result by receiving this call.
| The latest creation Of feminine
attire is gown with five hundred
buttons. AS an offset to this, a but
tonless shirt will have to be invented
for some men SO that they can devote
all their time to helping the wife get
ready for social functions.
Prof. NJ. HI. jackson left for