Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-05-12

Leo Nash returned TO Madison
Monday where he attends school at
| ter spending Sunday at his home in
this city
Miss Helen Rector who teaches al
PlainfieId spent Sunday at her home
in this city.
z. A. Waters, of this city had the
| misfortune to fall off a load of hay
and injure his side. 1t seems the
load tipped over on Vine street near
the Wood County National Bank
building and after reloading the hay,
Mr.. Waters with helpers were try
ing to bind the hay. The pole havin
too much strain broke and let Mr.
Waters fall to the ground. The shock
OF the fall was somewhat lessened by
fellow worker who half caught him
as he fell.
Louis Kiehm of the town of Ru-
dolph sold his 40 acre farm in said
town to A. L. BaetZ of Port Edwards
Monday Consideration $4,000 inelud-
Ing personal property. Mr. Kiehm
leaves for Milwaukee and Mr.. Baetz
takes immediate possession.
j. H Linderman sold the Albert
Schroeder so acre farm in the town
Of Seneca Saturday to J. a Bruessel
Of Richfield, Wis, consideration Sc,
400 Including personal property.
Mrs. ]. Gilkey returned Monday
from Green Lake where she had been
visiting her daughter Mrs. Brooks.
Will Buckley of Green Bay spent
Sunday in the city with Miss Grace
Griffin.
Among those that went down to
Port to attend the New Lisbon-Por
Edwards ball game Sunday were the
Misses Loretta Mccarthy, Eleanors
ard Matte Slattery, Mollie Stahl,
Kate Kammerer, Loretta and Ella
Noltner, Gertrude Kuntz, Tessie Stat
terry and the Mrs. Earle Brennan and
Mr.. and Mrs T. P. Pereenboom
The Misses Annie and Maggie Cap
tain who are employed in town went
to Sigel Sunday to attend the funer-
al of their brother Peter.
Mesdames Fred Bossert and Joe
Boyer, Walters, Allie and Mr.. and
Mrs. Schuman left Tuesday noon to
attend the Rebecca Convention at All
mOnd.
The Good Templars held a program
at their meeting Monday evening the
Indian side of the contest giving it.
Edna Erickson of Sun Prairie Wis
tied Tuesday with Ella Noltner.
Joe Wheir has received his new
soda fountain which he recently pur-
chased
Mrs. Herrick and daughter Marie
OF Oshkosh are visiting at G.. j.
Fay's on their way to Dakota where
they will make their future home.
Albert Martinson and Ed Hager-
strum expect to leave for Minneapoli
to work
Jack Woolenschlager, formerly EN-
ployed in the BLISS orchestra has ac-
cepted a position in the Fisk Bros
circus band for the coming season.
Mrs. J. B. Hannah with her two lit
tie sons will arrive the latter part of
the week from Seattle, Wash, and
Will reside with her parents, L.. P.
Wollercshlager OF this city.
c. E. Nebul of Red Granite spent
Sunday in the city visiting friends.
Miss Matilda Sundet has accept
ed a position as stenographer in the
grocery department of the Johnson
& Hill Co.'S store.
Mrs. Andrew Moisture left Sunday
evening for Mauston where she went
to attend the funeral of her father.
Miss Youkowski returned to this
city Monday after spending Sunday at
her home in Berlin.
Miss Drowatzki returned to this
city Monday after spending Sunday
at her home in Tomah.
T. P. Pereenboom sold his lots i'm
Outlook Addition on Saturday to
Charlie Hill. Consideration private.
Loretta Stahl who has been emp!oye
at Nekoosa on the switchboard re
turned to her home in this city Sun
day evening"
]. D. Smith of the j. D. Smith HarfI
ware store has somewhat remodeled
the old Wagner house on Bird street
N, which he bought last fall and has
moved into the building John Smith
Jr., son of ]. D. Smith will occupy
the residence back of the hardware
store recently vacated by his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Curtis of Merrill.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. 1
Davis on Saturday.
The store building owned by the
Pomainville estate, occupied by the
Barnes Candy Kitchen is being re-
modelled ON the interior, some OF the
changes being new plate glass
'front.' ceiling and floor.