Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-05-18

Orson Cochran returned Saturday
from two weeks trip to Athens,
Unity, Milan, Colby and Abbottsford
where he has a large number of Gus
| toners tuning pianos Monday he
was called to Pittsyille on profession.
al business to inspect a piano that
had been damaged by exposure in the
rain during the recent fire.
Mrs Guy Gets and son Ralph re
turned Monday evening from three
weeks. visit with relatives in Min
neapolis.
Scott H Snyder of this city has
accepted a position as travelling re
preventative for the First National
Accident Co., of Fond du Lac. He
went to work Monday morning
Orville Talbot, of Chicago, was a
guest at the home of B. G. Eggert
over Sunday
Miss Marjorie Hubbard of Merrill,
who was the guest of Miss Ruth Fon-
tame over Sunday left for her home
Monday evening.
Miss Katherine Gross who teaches
school at Babcock spent Sunday in
the city guest of Redmond Joyce.
Miss Ella Dougherty of 'Dexteryille
spent Saturday and Sunday in the
city calling on friends.
Mrs. L. Reichel and son Fred re
turned Monday from a weeks visit
with the formers mother in Milwau-
| kee.
Miss Maude Delaney of Wausau
arrived in the city Saturday for Wis
it with Mrs. Frank Steib.
Bruce Manning of Beloit spent Sun.
tday in the city a guest of his bro
Their G. E. Manning.
The two city teams and workmen
with at least two extra teams and
helpers commenced Monday to haul
away rubbish from all parts of the
city. We hope property owners will
see to it that their premises are thor
oughly raked up and cleaned of use
less materials and rubbish.
Miss Ruth Rein and Robert and
| Will Rein of Cranmoor were in the
city Monday shopping and calling on
| friends.
Miss Edith Weeks left Monday for
an extended visit in the east with
friends and relatives.
Louis Witt left for Oshkosh Mon
day where he is employed after spend
ing few days. in this city guest
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A Witt.
Miss Celia Burr left for Auburndale
Monday where she will finish term
Of school.
Mrs. Jessie Love left for Eau
Claire Monday where she has accept
| ed position as bookkeeper and stenC
grapher for the new mill.
Mrs. Theodore Brazeau and son Bel
nard spent Monday in Wausau the
guest of friends.
Miss Orpha Mathis left Sunday
evening for Pennington. H., where
she will visit friends and relatives
for two or three weeks.
The announcement of the engage
nent of Miss Olga Platz Of Wausau
to E. F. Kramer of this city was
made at Wausau last week.
Kenneth Smith of Beloit is spend
ing a few days in the. city guest
of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs,
o. Denis.
New cement sidewalks are being
laid from the corner of High street
| to Fremont street on the west side
Bossert Bros. are doing the work
Francis Lineman of Portage, and
Stella Monehan of Valley Junction
spent Sunday in the city visit
ing friends and relatives.
Miss Verna Lyon and Mrs. &. c.
Otto spent Monday in Bancroft visit
| ing friends and relatives.
Mrs Mary Stout of Babcock spent
Monday in the city shopping and call,
ing on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morse of Ar
pin spent Saturday in the city calling
on friends.
Misses Kate Kammerer and Anna
Bamberg, who are employed by the
Wood County Telephone Co. spent
Sunday in Elm Lake visiting friends
returning Sunday evening.
Herman Birr drug clerk at John
son and Hills spent Sunday at Wi
mona visiting friends
Miss Elsie Wachs has accepted 9
position as saleslady in the grocery
department of Johnson and Hills
assuming her duties Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Emil Hahn and Miss Alma
Valentine spent Sunday in Wausar
visiting relatives.
Misses Selma Johnson and Della
Nelson spent Sunday at Green Bay
visiting friends
1 tomobile business at Eau Claire spen