Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-09-15

1uefdaF from q Visit with friends
at Arnotti - -
t Kenneth .McCamley is in MiIwau-
kee this week gong down to trim
the booth for the DUPONT Powder Co.
for the State Fair.
Robert Nash. president of the Wis
Eaeohsin Retail Implement and Vehicle
Association is4H Milwaukee this week
attending the<sS tale .Fa II ss.rsz .s5ss.--.
/ Grover Stout and VIII Griffith of
I Babeoek were in the city. Monday on
business.
Miss Margaret Doll of Marshfie1d
arrived in the city Monday and will
attend the Training School the en-
suing year: ~;*
Mrs S, Doll of Marshfield spent
Monday in the city. a guest at the G:
Emmes home.
CleVe Akey left Monday for Montan;
where he has, accepted a position as
pianist with troupe
Miss Anna Lacey left Monday for
her home at New Lisbon after spend
ing week in the city a guest at
the E. Akey home.
Mrs. Olive Carlson and daughter
Clara left Monday for Milwaukee to
attend the, State Fair.
Mrs. Fairbanks of Fond du Lac is
guest. Of her son Wallace Fairbanks
IN this. city TINS week.
Miss Beth Lambertom visited Miss
Pearl King at Stevens Point few
days the past week.
i :. VIII. Carhart spent Sunday at Ste
gens Point the guest of friends.
Miss Edith Lynn and Mrs. Fair
i banks eff Fond du Lac and Wallace
Fairbanks spent Sunday the guests of
4 Miss Inlogene Moss at Seymour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Edwards have
! been in ratherpoor, health of1ate We
are glad to note that Mr.. Edwards
is. able to be out again and that his
wife is somewhat improved. For a
while they were both sick at the
same time and the neighbors were
obliged to look after them, which of
course they were glad to do.
]. R. King, a farmer in the town of
Grant, Portage county, was in, the city
| 1tSSudy 2IOluIllS otIIu UlOuSuI IN ilAS
| office three stalks of sorghum cane
measuring fit. and 4 inches in height
and it looked to be a healthy pro
,lifie, growth. He said he had several
| acres of this cane and it was an
excellent crop. He expects to ma
syrup this. week.
w. K. Dyer, the Armenian, who
1 lectured at the Congregational church
both Sunday and Monday. evenings
was pleasant talker and gave his
audience a great deal of information
ON the Armenian mode of living and
the manner in which it's government
affairs are carried ON and conducted
He is preparing himself for the prac-
1 tice of medicine with the intention
fofreturning to his home country when
suitably prepared for the practice of
medicine
Miss E sa Book wishes to announce
her Fall Millinery Opening Wednesday
and Thursday, Sept. 21st and 22nd
| A cordial invitation is extended to all
ladies OF Grand Rapids and vicinity.
1tw3td
| Miss Lulu Bender who is employed
at Black Greek spent Sunday at her
/ home in this city.
Eric Crunstedt has accepted po-
sition. as bookkeeper with the Arpin
Lumber Company.
/ Theodore Benson, and Miss Cora
Homm of Rudolph were united in mar,
fr1age Friday afternoon in this city.
4 l,
returned from their: wedding trip at
Stevens Point and have gone to
housekeeping on Franklin street.
Miss Edna Schwartz who teaches
/ school at Arpin spent Sunday rat her
home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Walters of Plain
field are guests of friends in this
city this week.
I Adolph Lofty of Milwaukee is a
guest at the Grant Beardsley home
this week.
Max Jarosinski is a Milwaukee Wis
itor this week.
+ Mrs. F. M. Billmeyer is in Merrill
this week on Business.
H. Wasser returned Saturday from
/ Minneapolis where he spent the past
week attending the Minnesota State
Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs c, B. Horrie and chill
.dren Dale and Doris left Saturday
for their home in Illinois after a
two weeks visit at the B. G. Eggert
home.
Miss Magdalene Laux of Phillips is
a guest of friends in the city. this
week.
Miss Geniever Garden returned Sat
urday from a weeks visit with Miss
Flo Gardiner at Milwaukee.
Miss Celia Burr who attends Ste
yens Point Normal spent Sunday at
her home in the city.
Mrs. Charles Giese and Mrs. John
Codding left Monday for Milwaukee
i where they will visit relatives. for
some time. :
/ Guy and Robert McIntee of Bancroft
are guests of friends and relatives
i'll the city this week.
Alumni Bulletins have been mail
edHtto three. hundred and ninety grad
EuaSes last week and still there remain
a large number of eligible members
whose addresses are unknown.
Misses Noreine Fay and Molly Stahl
spent Sunday in Waupaca the guest o.
friends.
/ Frank NatWiek who is employed at
4 Madison, spent Sunday at his home il
this city.
Miss Margaret Sullivan of Merrill
4 IS a guest of Miss Agnes DAILY this
week.
Misses Stella Kinister and Maude
Nowatney returned Saturday from
Minneapolis where they attended the
Minnesota State Fair the past week.
Miss Harriet Vanderwerder of Ne5
York is a guest of friends in this city
4 this week