Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-04-07

Miss Belle Quinn returned home
Monday from De Pere, where she
had been visiting with friends the
past few days.
Oscar Rocksted, employed in Days
Drug Store. returned home Saturday
night from ST. Paul, where he had
been the past few days.
Rev. Meilicke left Tuesday after
noon for Milwaukee, where he viii
attend the Laymens missionary move
ment convention.
William Sing1eman returned Satur-
| day evening to his home in Merrill,
after a visit at the Van HukeIon
| home
Mrs. J. c. Lang and daughter, who
have been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Pickett, returned to her home at
Amigo Monday, afternoon.
Mrs VIM. Gebhart and Miss Vena
Schnek, who have been visiting re
latives at Saratoga, left Monday for
Sterling, Colorado, their home
Miss Fern Miller returned Sunday
to resume her duties as school
teacher at Chippewa Falls, after a
weeks visit at her home in this city
Miss Stella Laramie, who has been
employed in Chicago, was brought to
her home in this city today, Thursday
very seriously i'll.
Mrs. Gus. Kaye, of Manitowoc, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Dahlke, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. B. Rack and Miss Marie
Runcorn, who have been visiting at
the VIM Gross home, returned to
Wild Rose Saturday.
Mayme Murtaugh, stenographer
for D. D. Conway, went to Merrill
Saturday afternoon for a short visit
with her mother and sister.
/! Fri evening the fire department
was called out to- quench a small
chimney fire at the home Of John B.
Arpin, on Drake Street. 80 1sI5Sl
Jesse Slusser departed Saturday
for the Buena Vista marsh where he
has accepted a position as second
cook with the dredge crew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morse and lit
tie daughter returned Friday even
ing from a short visit with the form
er's parents, at Lancaster.
The. Misses Ethel Hayes and Anna
Wheir returned Friday evening from
Fond du Lac, where they had spent
a week visiting.
Mrs. Walter Blisch returned Satur-
day afternoon to her home in Racine
after short visit at the Reinert
home.
Mrs. Peter Dessaint, who has been
visiting her brother, Nels Johnson
returned to her home in South
Dakota, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Differt returned
Fri afternoon to Milwaukee, after
short visit at the home of August
| John.
Mrs. Cora Lavaque returned to her
home in Merrill Thursday after
a short visit Wi h friends in this
city,
R. L. Walters is busy this week
freshly painting his resid ence first
door north of w. L. Scott's green
house on Eighth Street North
| J. W. Frinstahl returned Friday
morning to his home at Colby, after
a short visit at the rectory with Rev.
Reding.
Misses Mae and Elsie Baruch re-
turned Tuesday afternoon from their
visit at the Heineman home in Mer-
rill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Young rejoice over
the arrival of a baby boy at their
home Tuesday evening. Mother and
child are doing nicely.
VIM. Dowd left Friday for. his
home in Marshfield, after a short Wis.,
it here. Mr.. Dowd has just return
ed from visit i'm Iowa.
Miss Orla Macklin of Stevens Point
is guest of Miss Margaret Griffin
at the H. S. Wagner home on Second
Street South, for several days.
J. C. Werle is having the back
end of his residence lot filled in
and leveIed up with his front lot
which makes it look very much bet
| ter.
w. S. Bottensek has purchased a
farm at Vesper, and Fri. morning in.
company with his family they left
| for that place to make their future
| home
Tuesday final proof was made to
Clerk Beaver Of the circuit court for
homestead claim in Juneau county
| by Hubert Lewis, the witnesses be-
ing Ed Bingham and Ray Outclapt
Mrs. VIM. Leibel, who has been
visiting relatives at Merrill, spent
Saturday morning i'm the city visit
/ ing friends and left in the afternoon
for her home in Sheboygan.
L. Mathis went to Chicago Satur-
day evening to get his automobile,
where it has been for repairs. Mr.