Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-03-16

/ tell, VINO IS employed in the Dixon
House buffet
/ Mrs. Tom Kane and daughter of
Fond du Lac arrived in the city Satur-
day for a visit at the Owen Love
home
Verne Rumsey left for Detroit Sat
urday where he is employed by the
Packard Auto Co, after spending the
past two weeks in the city called
here by the death of his father A. w.
Rumsey.
Robins and Highholders were seen
in our city Saturday morning, March
llth by several Of our citizens, who
have mentioned the fact to US
Mrs. Anna Davis and son of Bah
cock spent Saturday in the city shop
ping and calling on friends.
Mrs. Philip Bean is reported very
III at her home in Hansen, with
Bright's disease.
I n
Falls left for their home Saturday af-
ter few days visit in the city guests
of Mrs. Layton's parents
The three months old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cleveland of
Nekoosa died Friday evening after
a short illness The many friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs Cleveland sympathize
with them in their loss.
The large elm trees on the old |
Goodman property recently purchas-
ed by Gottschalk and Anderson have
been cut down and made into lumber |
from fifteen to twenty inches wide |
and twelve feet long, which will be
used in the new building to be erect |
ed by Messrs. Gottscholk and Ander- |
son. This is an unusual size for
lumber.
Miss Stella Heineman of Merrill |
who has been a guest at the l. Bar
uch home on Washington avenue the |
past week left for Wausau, Friday |
where she will visit friends for a
few days
Miss Ethel Mccullough of the Wis
cOnsin Free Library Commission spen |
Thursday in the city visiting the T.
B. Scott Free Public Library.
Mrs. Sears left Friday evening for
her home in Grand Rapids, Mich, af-
ter a weeks visit in the city at the |
home of her daughter Mrs George
Berkey.
Chas. Derrick of Pittsfield, Mass,
left Friday evening for his home af- /
ter spending some time in the city
D. Manner of New York, who has
been spending the past week in the
city left Friday evening for his home. |
Miss Ia Richards will have charge |
of the refreshment counter at the
Amusement Hall taking Miss Johnson
place, who has been promoted to tick
ct seller.
A rehearsal of the cantata GA Trial |
by Jury" was held at Days Opera |
House Friday evening. Each membe, |
Of the caste did excellently and the
cantata promises to be one of the |
best ever given in the city.
Miss PraXeda Cola has resigned |
her position as stenographer at O.
berbeck's Bros Mfg Co Miss Cola |
has accepted position as stenographI
er for A. w. Tressler, secretary Of |
the committee on accredited schools |
at Madison She will leave Tuesday
for Madison to take up her work.
Frank Camps, who is employed on
the new asylum at Marshfield is spend
ing a few days at his home in this
city
Miss Della Dolan returned Satur-
day from a two weeks visit with re
latives at GAINESVILLE.
John A. Sholts of Sparta will spend
Sunday in the city at the home of hs
daughter, Mrs. W. G. Merrill.
Freeman Blanchard returned Sal
urday from New Rome where he has
been making an extended visit with
relatives.
Percy Dolan returned Saturday fronI
two weeks visit with his brother
Mike and family at Sioux Falls. Ia.
Miss Minnie Williams who has
been a guest at the Chapman home
for a few days left for her home at
| Dancy Saturday.
Chas Lundgren, a successful farm
er in the town of Rudolph, has rent
| ed another farm about three and a
half miles from his own in the town of
! Linwood, Portage county, which he
Twill operate this summer along with
his own He is paying a cash rent
al for the same.
Clara HapfschiId, is suffering from
badly swollen arm which was caus-
ed by the pricking Of her thumb with
a needle, while in the act of mend
! ing Oyeralls. 1t acts very much like
blood poisoning and she is suffer
ing considerable pain.
Ever notice how seldom you find
sample of the milk of human kind
ness" that would pass the pure food
laws? Modern society now dispenses
the tactical fluid through medicine
dropper.
H A Wenk of Sheboygan is spend
ing this week looking over the city
with a view of locating here. Mr..
Wenk is in the picture framing bu
siness.
George DeLap Of Marshfield has
accepted a position at the Tribune