Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-02-24

c. 3. Carman Of Tomahawk, freigt
| conductor On the c. NJ. & ST. P. Ry
arrived in the city Tuesday nigh
with his sister to attend the funera
Of Mrs. S. ". sutlff in this cit.
on. Friday.
Pref. F. L. Bliss and brother Vim
cent. returned home Wednesday from
Waupaca where they had gone Il
assist the White Orchestra at {
dance given in that city Tuesday
evening.
Miss Maude Delaney arrived in the
city Wednesday from Rhinelandel
where she had gone to act in capac
ity as trained nurse during the last
Illness Of Mrs. S. W. SutIif in that
city.
Charles Vickers OF Cleveland, O.
associate editor on the Foundryman
Journal, a maagzine published in tina
city, is in the city guest of his
brother-in-Iaw, J. E. Normington. He
will return to Ohio Friday next.
Miss Ida Cannon returned home
Tuesday evening from Rhinelander
where she has been for the past
five weeks waiting upon Mrs. Net
tie Sutlif, who died after a lingering
Illness Of typhoid fever
The funeral of Frank Mason who
died on Tuesday in Wausau, was
held at the Catholic church on Friday
morning at ten O'Clock, Father Red
ing officiating, interment being in
Calvary cemetery.
If a man starts to pay his debts, it
puts row of men a half-mi1e long in
motion, each one starting to pay his
1t may be that you are the man in the
row that has stopped themotion. If
you owe any one, pay him.
The funeral of the six months old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Swan
was held on Sunday afternoon from
their home on Love Street, Father
Reding officia ting and interrment be-
ing held in Calvary cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jacobson, par
ents of John and Martin Jacobson,
arrived in the city Sunday from Ark
dale, Adams County, for few days
visit with their sons, and families
while ON their way to Montana
A. D. Grignon of Pitt, Mimi, ar
rived in the city Monday for a few
days visit with his wife who has
been here under treatment all win
ter. He will also visit his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Grignon.
D. D. Conway and stenographer ar
rived home Friday from a couple of
days business trip in Hiles, Forest
County, where they had been taking
dispositions in a personal injury case,
in which Mr.. Conway is attorney.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Ule, who have
been here for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Ule for the past week,
left Mon. for Eagle Point and Bruce
where they will visit before return
ing to their home in Duluth, Mimi.
Geo. Huntington arrived home last
week from Kingsbury, Kentucky.
for an indefinite stay with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Huntington.
George is conducting machine shop
and repairing establishment in Kings
bury.
George Smith of this city depart
ed for the south Thursday in charge
Of three cars of potatoes which were
shipped from the potato house of E.
NJ. Cops. Two of the cars will go to
Evansville, Ind, and the other to
Cairo, III.
Amos Hasbrouck, Dean and Irving
Philleo, Chas. and VIII Kellogg, Geo.
W. Baker, Ed. Lynch, Fred Kruger
and Alex Muir drove up the river to
the Club House Sunday where they
spent the day putting up ice for use
during the coming summer.
Quite large number of the mem
bers of the w. o. w. lodge .congre-
gated in their hall on Tuesday even,
ng to participate in an oyster sup
per and social given by the lodge.
Every one present reports a good
time
A carload of pianos arrived in the
city Tuesday afternoon for Mrs F.
P. DAILY. They are ON display at her
home on the West side and she in
vites the people of Grand Rapids
and vicinity to call amy time and in
spect them. ltd.
Lewis FeTdon Wednesday, Feb. %,
sold his 20 acre berry and chicken
farm on the Portage. road, adjoining
the two mile school house, to Geo.
N. Wood. Mr.. Ferdon and family
intend to make their home in Hi
nois in the near future.
Fire in Rhinelander on Tuesday
morning totally destroyed the tail
oring shop of NJ. J. Slattery. This
will be bad news to his many friends
in this city, where Mr. Slattery form
erly operated a tailoring establish
ment.
Herman Weinfeldt and Louis
Thompson, both night policemen in
Marshfield, were in the city Thurs
day on business. They brought a