Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-06-02
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Stamms. 2tw.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ward
of Third Street North, a son Monday
evening May goth.
Mabel Greene and Inez Young Of
this city spent Sunday in Nekoosa
visiting friends.
Edwin Sutor Of this city was the
guest Of his parents Mr.. and Mrs A.
Sutor of Marshfield over Sunday.
A large crowd witnessed the bali
game Monday p. N. between Grand
Rapids and Eau Claire which result
ed in a score of 10 to y in favor
of Grand Rapids.
Percy Daily who is attending the
University at Madison, spent Sun
day at his hime in Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stout of Bah
cock We're guests Of Grand Rapids
friends over Sunday.
The Horton house recently purchas
ed by VIM Witt has been moved two
or three blocks north Of its former
location and will soon be ready for
occupancy.
Earl HILL a University student at
Madison spent few days at his home
in Grand Rapids this week.
At east end Of bridge, opposite pos
office is Stamm's hair cutting shop.
Ruth Rein Of Cranmoor is spend
ing the week in the city, the guest
Of Leila Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Richmond Of
Merrill are guests at the T. II. Rich
mond home in NekOOsa this week.
They are here to attend the exercise
Of the graduating class Of which Bess
and Marguerite Richmond are mem
bers.
Mrs. B. R. Goggfns is spending
few days in Madison this week on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Stout who
have been visiting the latter's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Walter Dickson in
Rudolph returned to their home Tues
day after attending the graduation
exercises in this city.
Robert Nash left for Marshf:eld
Monday evening to spend few days
on business.
Mrs. F. Garrison and Miss Caro-
line Garrison returned from their
auto trip to Thorpe and other points
Monday evening.
Anna Daily and Mabel Gaffney who
are employed as stenOgraphers in
Madison returned to that city Mon
day evening after spending few
days in Grand Rapids at the Chas.
Daily home. They were accompanied
by Tessie Slattery of this city who
will be their guest for a short time.
Miss Harrfette KIuge an employee a
the Reporter office spent few
days i'm Marshfield this week, guest
at the home of Miss Evelyn Furs-
tenberg.
Guy Law of Babcock attended the
trainmen's dance at the Amusement
Hall Friday evening.
Representative Odenot Of the WASH
burn-Crosby Milling Co., of Minnea-
polls, came to the city Saturday to
call upon merchants who handle then
product.
Miss Grace Daniels who has been
visiting at the home of E. l. Phtlleo
the last few days left for her home
in Dale Saturday.
Miss Edith Lynn returned to this
city from Stevens Point, Saturday,
where she has been the guest CT her
sister
Mrs. Geo. Shepherd who has been
visiting relatives in Grand Rapids
left Satul day for her home in Berlin.
Mrs. S. Topping and daughter left
for Bancroft Saturday to visit at
the home of Mnsa Topping's brother.
Alex M. Zenier of Appleton, a form
er resident of this city was calling
on friends here Sunday
J. Dahin. formerly of Grand Rap
ids, has moved his family here
and will make this city his home.
He is an expert painter and paper
hanger and will follow that vOca-
ton here. He learned his trade
in Milwaukee and knows it thorough
". He has moved into the resi-
dence at $50, Fifth avenue, and
later will also have a shop.-Antigo
Daily Journal.
V. E. Wilson of Vesper resigned
his position with D. McVicar & CO.,
and is now in the photograph business
at Vesper and Grand Rapids.
What threatened to be a destructiy
fire was discovered at the Vesper
Wood Works mill Monday. 1t seems
that a box burned out in one of the
machines and the blaze caught the
shavings All the betting on one OF
the planners was burned. D. Wood
ruff was very badly burned in help
ing to exbinguish the flames.
Dorothy Brundage and Doris Kle-
berg are confined to their homes
this week with an attack of scarlet
fever.
We understand that the Weinberg
Construction Co, of this city were
the lowest bidders for the general
construction of the Wood County In
sane Asylum at MarShfield. Their
bid being $107. $50. The contract has
not yet been awarded because there
is not funds enough in the special
fund for this purpose. Therefore a
special meeting of the County Board
will be called to consider the matter
of securing more funds.
F. D. SutIfff of Rhinelander was
guest at the Eu. NueeIdu uoAIS
Decoration day
The Nekoosa graded school base
BAH club crossed bats with the Port
Edwards club Saturday afternoon.
The score being 3 to in Ports ia
Yor.
The thirteen year old daughter of
Anton Arnold of AltdOrf stuck a sew
ing machine needle in her finger Wed
nesday and was brought TO this city
where the steel was located with
the X-ray by a local physician and
removed.
Mrs. Fred Young and daughter Inez
spent Decoration day in NekoOsa.
Mrs d Greene and daughter spent