Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-03-31

for his home in WauSau, where he
he expects to go to Chicago.
Geo. Arpin and Ernest Mcfarland
arrived in the city Saturday even
ing from Madison to spend Easter
with their parents.
Guy Stevens who has been spend
ing the past few days in Milwaukee
arrived home Saturday.
Mrs. P. B. Clinton of Cranmoor, ar
rived in the city Saturday and is a
guest of Dr. and Mrs E. J. Clark
VIM. Kellogg and Reginald MacKin.
non, who are attending the Racine
Military Academy, arrived in the
city Saturday to spend their spring
vacation
Frank Dudley, Jr., employed in his
fathers barber shop ON the west
side, had his left hand severely cut
Saturday while honing a razor 1t
was found necessary to take two
stitches I'M the wound.
Henry Karnatz, who has been en-
ployed in printing office in Almond
the city Monday.
D. A. Christensen, formerly with
the Merrill News, has bene engaged
as solicitor, reporter and collector
for the Daily and Weekly Reporter
He commenced work Monday mornin:
and we take pleasure in. presenting
him to the citizens of Grand Rapids
as our representative, who will be
glad to receive information as to an
kinds of news matter and will appre-
,ciate any patronage that will come
, thru his hands. He comes to us well
recommended and a young man of a.
bility and pleasing address.
Ora OdeH, the barber, closed out his
interests in the Witter House Barber
/ Shop to his partner Robert Solchen-
] berger, and left Monday noon for Ke-
: nosha, Wisconsin, where he may de-
Y eide to locate permanently in case
the offer made to him proves to be
|, of his liking. His family will remain
y in this city until such time as he lis
permanently settled and then they
:. will join him. Mr.. Odedl is an ex
cellent barber and a pleasant man to
meet with and We hope he will find
: an opening to his liking. His friends
I in this city wish him success, where
ever he may go.
Miss Selman Schuetz who is employ
ed at Mrs. Frank Pomainvile's spenA
Sunday with her parents, in Sigel
Miss Agnes Persohn left Mon. fol
Eagle River, where she will be employ
ed in Millinery Parlor in that city.
+ Mrs. Rudolph Stammer of Apple
!, Creek, spent Easter Sunday in this
city at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cha
/ Persohn on First Street North.
w. Stingleman of MerriM is visit
Il ing at the home of Raymond Var
e Henkelon.
}. Bonnie Brill of this city departed
r for Stevens Point Saturday, where
he will visit a few days with rela
tives.
r Earl Hill, Anthony Nimptz, Geo
. Petier and Laird Warner came home
Thursday from MAIDS to spend thetl
q Easter vacation.
Henry Martin returned from June
/, ton City Thursday after spending q
t few days with his sister, in thai
It place.
lone Wright who has been spnedins
the past few days at her home in
," this city returned to Wausau Thurs
day where she is employed in a res
q taurant.
r. F. Smith arrived home from Wau
e sau Thursday for short visit with
his wife in this city
t. Will Henry left Friday for Min
Is neapoGs where he will be employed
u at the carpenters trade.
% Fred Eberhardt, County Clerk, is
sued marriage license Thursday tx
- JOS. Lang and Mary Lilly, both O
:, Milladore.
$, Mrs. Chas. Ratelle and two daugh
Re ters of Loyal arrived in the city las
week to spend Easter with the form
l. ers mother Mrs. Oliver Dudley.
. Miss Mae Heineman arrived in tht
city Thursday evening for. just a shor
d visit at the l.. Baruch home.
v The Mystic Workers and the Beav
= ers have rented the Eagles Hall anl
will hereafter hold their meetings
there
n If there is ever a time when silenc
is golden, it is when man is mad.
:. There is evil enough in man, God
q knows; but it is not the mission Of
i every young man and woman to de