Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-04-28

Miss Angelic Gouger has resigned
Iher position as trimmer for Miss
Grace Nowatney.
Theodore Brozeau and family have
moved into the William Edwards
home on Oak street.
H. ". Fritz of Milwaukee is the
guest of his father Louis Fritz this
week
Miss Lulu Bender who teaches in
Black Creek is spending the vacation
| at her home in this city.
Seth Jones has returned to his
| work in Texas after spending a few
days here the guest of hisparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick ReiEand return
ed Thursday morning from Chicago
where they had been for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Weiland re
turned to the city Thursday morn
ing after an extended trip in Texas.
Miss Dorothy Whitehorn departed
for hei home Friday after spending
| the week in this city.
Edward Eberhardt has accepted a
position as street car conductor for
the Grand Rapids Street Railway.
Mrs. S. E. Baldwin of Abbotsford
arrived in the city Thursday morn
ing for a visit with Mrs. o. B. Rob
| inson.
Mrs. John Mccain who has been
visiting relatives and friends at Poy-
nette, Wisconsin, since the first OF
February, lis home again.
Emanuel Voyer who is employed by
F. s.. Gill, fell in some manner while
working at the A. Decker home ON
Saratoga street and dislocatedi his
arm.
William B. Cotter returned Thurs
day morning from Merrill where he
| had been on the Staehle divorce mat
ter.
! Henry Tewes arrived in the city
Thurs. morning from Merrill and is
again instructor at the amusement
| hall.
Mrs. Ed. Mahoney departed Thurs
| day for Phillips where she will spend
few weeks the guest of her daugh-
| ter Stella.
Mrs. Joseph Tababa left Thursday
morning for Winnipeg, Canada where
her husband is running a dredge for
| the government.
Miss Mabel Cutler left Thursday
| to enter the Madison sanltarlum at
| that city for treatment for com
plication of diseases.
V. J. Hunter has resigned his po-
sition as, cashier at the Central de-
pot to accept a similar one at Marsh
field.
| Mrs. Soldier and baby of Stevens
Point who have been guests at the
home of Mr.. Strike for about week
left for their home Friday afternoon.
| Mrs. Andrew Mosher and children
left Friday for a few weeks visit in
Necedah and New lisbon.
Miss Ella Nelson resigned her po-
sition in the grocery department Of
the Johnson-E Co. and will leave
shortly for South Dakota.
George Stratton, a former Grand
Rapids baseball player, was in the
city Thursday calling on old friends.
He was on his way to Wausau where
he will play the coming season.
Mrs. Belle LaHai and daughter
of Scandinavia who had BEEN there
| to attend the LaHai-Bonertz we'd
ding, returned to their home Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. George Gardeners mother, Mrs.
| Delaney, who has been spending the
winter with her daughter, left on
Thursday morning for her home in
Poynette, Wisconsin.
Charles Hofstetter who has been
confined to his home with typhoid
fever for the past six weeks is re-
| ported better at this writing.
Miss Clara Ames arrived home from
| Milwaukee Thursday evening after
spending a few days in the city shop
ping and attending Grand opera.
| Will Heartle purchased the house
| belonging to Martin Heidel on 8th
| avenue, Thursday. Consideration G
private.
Arthur Borman arrived in the city
| Thursday morning from Milwaukee
| to visit his father, August Borman,
| filler at the Badger Box factory Mr..
| Borman was on his way to Wausau
where he has secured a position at
the Bells house tonsorial parlors.
| Mr.. and Mrs NJ. J. Slattery and
family moved to their future home
at Wausau, Saturday. Their depart
ure from Rhinelander is regretted
by wide circle of friends.-New
North
| The house on Third avenue north
1 1o1
ed is rapidly nearing completion. New
| windows and a new basement are
being put in and when finished the
house will present as neat an appear
ance as any in the city.
The Consolidated Company has an
expert here laying out the island
grounds around their office. Over
600 shrubs will be used in beautify-