Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-09-30

DR.. John ". Thomas, Phoenix,
Ariz., arrived 10 the city Monday even
ing, to be guest at the home of his
brother-in-iaw NJ. 81. Jackson on Oak
street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Payne and Mrs Fred
Duncan are paying two weeks Wis t
in NauSau at the home OF Mrs.
Payne's daughter Mrs. Chas. Barden.
Tony Rantz, formerly Of this city,
at the present time telegraph operator
at Tomaha"k has been spending a
few days strai ghtening out business
matters in this city,
Mrs. Jane Granger and daughter
Mrs. E, G. Kruger, returned Monday
evening from Cranm0or where they
were visiting al the home of Ed
Kruger, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Orthman stop
ped in this city between trains on
Monday for a short visit with Chas.
Gouger and family. They were en-
route from Stevens Point to Mesh
kora
The genial representative Of
Braums & Van, whole sale fruit and
grocery house of Green Ray. was in
town Friday calling on trade here
This firm is working up nice trade
with our merchants here.
J. Gross and sons Leon and Har-
old of Necedah, who have been Wis
iting at the home of VIM. Gross on
Third Street South, went to Stevens
Point Saturday in the Gross automo-
bile.
Miss Ruby Natwick departed Mon
day morning for Chicago where she
will study domestic science and mu-
sic. Friends of Miss Natwick are
wishing her the best of success dur
ing the coming year.
H. G. Wipperman sold an eighty
acre tract of lane which was a part
of the old John Hamm farm in the
town of Rudolph on Saturday to John
Fritsche, who owns the adjoining
farm. Consideration was 100000.
Mrs. r. a. Russell returned home
from Waupun where she had been
visiting her son Harry who is en-
ployed there in a knitting factory
She also visited friends in Oshkosh
and Omro.
Reginald MacKnnon and Peter
Stone arrived home Sunday from
Hazelhurst where they had been
camping during the summer months
Their return trip was made by horse
and carriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kellogg OF
Neenah who have been in the city tC
attend the wedding Of Miss Georgia
Kellogg, left Thursday for Nekoosa
to visit at the nome of Mr.. and Mrs
Ebert Kellogg. 4
Sophomore and Juuior Manual train
ing commenced last week in the new
Witter Manual Training building
Senior manual training will be delayed
for short time because the equipments
have not yet been installed.
Mrs. E. Dever departed Monday
afternoon for her home in Dubuque
Iowa, after visiting at the homes OF
Mrs. w. H. Flewelling and Mrs. w.
H. Carey.
Miss Emma Kruger returned to her
work at Johnson & Hills after a
three weeks vacation, part of which
was spent visiting relatives in APP
pleton.
Mrs. A. G. Otto and nephew Guy
McIntee of Plox, Wis, left Saturday
afternoon fer Bancroft where they
attended the wedding of Miss Eta
Herrick and Robert McIntee.
Marshfeld News-Mrs. Julian
WEIGH Of Grand Rapids accompanies
by Mr.. WEIGH came up Tuesday, the
former being taken to st Joseph's
hospital where the following day she
underwent an operation.
John Rasmussen and his crew are
laying cement walks this week in
front of the residence properties OF
R. Schneider, E. c. Krause, E. Roe,
MUS and Mrs. Bever on Second St
North between Drake and Mill SITS.
Mr.. and Mrs Roland Baldwin anC
E. B. Baldwin departed Saturday
afternoon for AurOrahville. Wis, tC
attend the funeral of latter's mother
Mrs. W. G. Baldwin a former resi-
den of Grand Rapids
The carpenters are busy preparing