Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-11-10
From letter received Tuesday


From letter rsceiEad Tuesday
from Theodore A. Li2ke, seattle.
Wash, We. are informed that Mrs.
Lipke and children are spending the
winter in southern California He
reports himself and family well and
they desire TO be remembered to
their Grand Rapids friends.
Mrs Fred Turbdn5entertained few
/ of her lady friends at slunber par
ty at her home Thursday evening in
honor Of her birthday. A very enjoy
able time is reported by all present
Kirk Muir left Thursday for Ma
zomanie where he. will spend some
time on his uncles farm before leay-
ing for the south in the interest of
his health Mrs. Muir and daughter
will remain in the city4wish T elatiEes.
F. J. E. Gazeley of Alberta, Canada IS
a guest at the home of his son L.
j. Gazeley.
Miss Lena Bratton of Tomahawk
is a guest Of friends in this city
and Rudolph this week.
Mrs. Glen Foss, nee Cassie Whit
man Of Tomahawk is a guest at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Whitman in Rudolph this week.
Miss Helen Kroner left Frida.
morning for Denver, Colorado called
there by the serious illness of her
sister, DR.. Clara Gray
Mrs. William Manning of Winon3
is a guest Of relatives in the cit9
this week
Misses Elizabeth Mckenzie an
Minnie Lathrop left Friday for Mil
waukee after spending the past wee,
in the city the guests of trends.
Mrs. Cleveland and daughter Retta
have moved to Port Edwards. The
house recently vacated by them was
purchased the past week by Frank
Dudley from Henry Ebert which he
will occupy.
Mrs. st. Louis left last week for
her home in Puxico, Mo, after an
extended visit at the home of her
daughter Mrs Edgar Kellogg. al
pior. asl@5e E*Gs
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Edner Kabitsky left last week fol
Milwaukee to consult with a aspe
cialtst in regard. to his nose which
he had broken~a few weeks ago Will
at work in the Consolidated mill.
Mrs. Elizabeth and Mrs A.. Hey
mer mother and sister of Mrs Geo
Paulus are guests at the George Pau
US home this week "
Is 4I.fCorriveau sold the corner lot or
Third Ave. North, next to Chas
aJohnson's livery stable the past weel
-totGeoFge Sokolowski.
- Mrs a. Hatfield and son of Wau,
sau and Miss Nellie Black of Shawa
no are guests at the home of theil
uncle, P. Mulroy. this week.
Mrs. R. Simpler Of Stevens Point
is a guest of her daughter Mrs CT.
Fay this week. >:1r.F@2e
Misses Laura Reeves, Belle .an6
Floy Quinn, Grace Griffin and Kath
crime Dernham left Thursday for Nil
waukee where they attended. the
teachers convention held. in that city
this week. ,
Mr.. and Mrs j. E. Nash returnei
Thursday from. Chicago and other
points where they have. been spend:
ing the past two weeks ..~.-.f
Mrs c.. BlaisdeH and son left
Thursday for. Mont, where they will
join Mr.. BlaisdeIL who is. employ
ed there. Il ii.
Miss Helen Thorn of Appleton arria
ed in the city last week and vii.
be a guest of Mrs. j. Linderman for
a couple of weeks. 80 - N+
Oscar Crotteau and daughters Mar
garet and Ellen left for aOsh-
kosh Friday*to accompany Mrs Crot-
teau back home, where she has been
at st. Mary's hospital under the care
OF DR.. Oviatt. He performed a sue
cessfu1 :, operation on her recently
which was of a serious nature.
Willie sDuneYan, who has been con-
fined at home for the past two month
from saR*injurFa received playing foot
bali is ableato be back at school a.
gain. - - -, 80
Deputy Barnes of the F.. R. A. left
Friday for Wausau to attend the con-
vention of the FraternaI Reserve AS
ISOLATION.
Miss Harriet Reichel left Friday
for Necedah where she will spend a
couple of days where she has a class
( in music.
The many friends of T. j. Cooper
viii be glad to know that he stood
the operation nicely which he under
went in Milwaukee hospital Thurs
uay lano is getung along as we'll as
can be expected.
DR.. E. J. Clark and Andrew Mosh-
er left Saturday morning for Mercer
where they will get their camp ready
for the opening of the hunting sea-
son.
c. w Schwede, Prof. M H. Jack
son and Miss Laura Reeves were in
attendance at the teachers convention
an Milwaukee last week.
The Johnson & Hill clerks were
entertained at the home of MISC Agnes
Kubisiak in SigeI Sunday.
G. Bruderli has moved his shoe
shop from the Hoskinson building on
the east side to the new building re-