Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-07-14

Of Eagles this week four new member
We're initiated The order is in
flourishing condition.
George Odegaard left Thursday TO
Eau Claire where he is employee,
after spending a few days in thi.
city with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Andrew Odegard.
Richard Lacy returned TO Chicago
Friday after visiting for some tim
at the Harry Podawiltz home i'm thi
city.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Graw Of
| Milwaukee on July 3rd a baby boy
Mrs. Graw win be remembered a.
Miss IenOre Mccarthy formerly O
this city
A son to Mr.. and Mrs. James Vau
CHAN of Berlin Tuesday Mrs. Vau
CHAN was formerly Miss Pearl St
Armour Of this city.
Mrs. Peterick and daughter Helen
left Thursday for La Crosse and St
Paul where they will visit relatives
for some time.
The announcement of the marriage
Miss Ellen Henke of Grand Rapids
and Frank Fandrick of Havre. Montaf
| has been made The marriage will tax
| place the coming week in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Huntington and
daughter Louise, of Rock Rapids, Ia,
are guests this week at the Geo. w.
Mead home.
Miss Florence Sitterly left Thurs
| day for st. Paul where she will visit
relatives for a few weeks.
Mrs. August Witt who has been
| spending several weeks in MontellO
| visiting relatives returned to her
home in this city Thursday accom-
panied by Mrs. T. j. Riordon who viii
be a guest at the Witt home for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. K. Allen and dau-
ghter, Ruth, returned to their home
in this city Thursday evening after
a few weeks visit with friends at
Oshkosh and Shawano.
Miss Marie Bertrem who has been
| spending several weeks in this city
the guest of relatives returned to
her home in Minneapolis Friday ac-
companied by Geo. and Katherine Glib
SON who will visit i'm Minneapolis for
some time.
Miss Jennie Claffin of Mansion
| is visiting at the n. Robinson home
in this city this week.
Mrs. w. G. Merrill and sister, Mrs
H. E. Davis of Ladd, I'LL, left Wed
| nesday for Ashland and Duluth where
they will visit for a few weeks.
Joe Zabawa who operates dredge
at Marshland, Canada, is visiting
| with his family in this city this week
Louis LyOnnais left the past week
for Green Bay where he will visit
his daughters at that place for some
time.
It is reliably reported that Harvey
| Gee expects to appeal from the jury
verdict in the condemnation proceed
ings held before the County court
| recently.
Mrs. VIM. Jar1 and children of
| HazeIhurst are in the city this week
visiting at the home of Mrs. JANIS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Fander-
ish. Frank Fanderich who is engag-
| ed as fireman on the Great Northern
| Ry., with headquarters at HaVre,
Mont, is also visiting his parents.
Henry Neiman who is engaged as
| shoemaker at Kenosha, spent a few
| days in the city the past week Wis.,
| itdng his parents, MIR. and Mrs Gus
| Nieman.
Will Hamm left Tuesday for Chi
cago where he will be employed at
an automobile garage in that city.
Friday p. ~. Love G Cypress de-
livery horse standing back of the
| meat market for some unknown rea-
| SON was frightened and dashed out OF
| the alley and up the street toward
HeIneman' s store. After smashing the
buggy and a bicycle by the STORE the
horse was stopped by a collision with
a telephone post.
L. Mathis family moved the past
week from the Rablin house on LIST
st. north to the Cole house on Oak
street.
Miss Hattie Armstrong of Necedah
arrived in the city Monday and will
visit at the C. Waterman home for
several days.
Mrs. George Ward who has been
spending several days visiting friends
i'm Babcock returned to her home i'm
this city Monday
Miss Ada Carpenter who has bee
guest at the L. Laramie home sew
eraF days the past week left Tuesday
for her home at Kenosha.
New plank are being laid between
the rails on the Chicago & North
Western crossing near the depot on
Grand Ave.
Inc city team and workmen on the
west side are filling the side walk
approach on the west and south side
OF Grand Ave, at the west end of the
wagon bridge preparatory to laying
a new cement sidewalk.
John Horton has been making some
valuable improvements about his new
residence property on the west side
facing on 3rd avenue north. New &C.
ment curbings and sidewalks have
been laid and the lawn filled in and
IeVeled up giving an added appearance
TO his whole residence property.
Mrs. John Morrison and son John
Jr., OF Butte, Montana. arrived in
The city Tuesday and will visit
friends and relatives for several
weeks
Smokey Deizler, Pete Schrfner.
Walter Tragesser, and o. Gregory
spent Monday up river picnicing.
Miss Stella Laramie left Tuesday
Tor Stevens Point where she will
spend a few days visiting friends.
Cement sidewalks have been laid