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


Mrs. P. Hunter of Milwaukee lis q
guest at the S. Davis home for a few
days this week.
Miss Lizzie Hayward of Chicago is
a guest at the home of L. Stirling
for a few weeks.
Russell Hanson who is employed a
Appleton is visiting at his home il
this city for a few days
Oscar Uehling is filling up his leF
on Oak street this week where he
will build a new home.
l. o. Mills returned to the city
Tuesday to resume his work after
a trip to Ohio and New York.
Alice Johnson of DeXterville who is
attending training school is confined
to the house with the mumps.
Mrs. M. H. jackson went to Marsh
field Wednesday noon to attend the
Sunday School convention.
Mrs Quinnel left Wednesday fol
Menominee, Mich, where she was cal
ed by the death of her brother.
Mrs. Schwartz returned to hen
home in this city Wednesday after
spending a few days in Waupaca.
Miss Francis Hutchinson of Osh
bosh will be the guess of friends and
rele ives in this city for a fewdays.
M. B. Milne left for Chicago Wednet
day afternoon where he will attend
There will be NO service at the
Baptist church Sunday morning a:
MIR. Milne, the pastor will be absent.
The Chas. Dixon home on the west
side is quarentined. Several of the
children being seriously i'll with dip
iberia.
Richmond Doyle of Merrill came
down Tuesday to attend the Skating
Party at the Amusement Hall Tuesda
evening.
Harry Burt who has been visiting
in Nekoosa and this city left or
Wednesday fer his home in Spokane
Wash.
Mrs. Welsh of Eagle River arrived
in the city Monday night and will
visit relatives and friends for abou
a week.
The Misses Ryan, Welsh and He's:
left Wednesday afternoon for LIZ
Crosse where they will spend a few
days on business.
Robert Roepke returned to the Phi
ippines, Tuesday evening from where
the Navy crew will start ON triI
around the world.
Mrs VIM. Manning returned to- hel
home at Wmona, on Wednesday af
ter spending a few days at the Kunt;
home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Smith returned
from their wedding tour Tuesday anG
will go to Housekeeping in the fla
above Gaulke's store
Mrs. Geo. w Mead went up tt
Marshfield Wednesday where she vii
speak at the Sunday School conven
tom in that city.
Miss Sella Therman left for Mil
wankee ON Wednesday where she will
spend a couple of weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
J. F. Weinberg left Tuesday nigh
for Richland Center where they have
a contract for building a new schoo
house at that place.
The losing side of the Reds" ans
blues" of the Epworth League viii
give the winning side banquet a
the NJ. E. church Friday evening.
The Misses Thompson and Kruge
of Princeton who have been in tn,
city the past few days on business
left for Milwaukee on Wednesday.
Mrs. Sears who has been visiting
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Geo. Berkey left Wednesday for he
home at Grand Rapids, Michigan.
! Miss Louise Blinka resigned he
position as stenographer at the Obel
| beck Furniture Factory and left WeG
| nesday for her home at Rhmelander.
For Sa1e-Seven room house, tw
lots, good woodshed and water, Ii
Gated on 18th street north. Enquir
of NJ. J. Feayel at the 5 and 10 cen
store. tf.d-w.
| Among those that came down froI
Merrill to attend the skating part
Tuesday evening" were the Mesdame
Chas- STANCE, John VanHecke, Tho
Ryan, Dan Washburne.
Mrs. Wm. Haskins, wife OF the 81
perintendent of the Wood Count
Poor Farm, is entertaining a few Lac
les from Pittsville and Grand Rapid
today in honor of her birthday. The
are old time friends of the famil
and will spend the day with her
J. G. Wenzel spent Tuesday in tn
city the guest of his son Arthu
Wenzel Mrs Wenzel is visitin
her daughter at La Crosse. She Wi
join her husband in a few days an
they will go to Portland, Oregon. I