Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-08-03


Miss Caroline Oberbeck returned
Tuesday from a weeks visit with
Miss Fern searles at Walker.
Miss Elsie Book left Tuesday morn
ing for her home at Dale where she
will visit for a week before leaving
for Chicago and Milwaukee to select
her fall line of millinery goods.
Mrs. W. L. Scott and daughter Mrs
Walters returned Saturday from a trip
in the West. They report a delight
full trip.
Read the ads in this paper and take
advantage of the opportunities offer
ed to save money.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Kenyon and Mr..
and Mrs VIM Mead departed Tues
day for Boulder Junction where they
will spend a couple of weeks campin&
and fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Carhart and
family are making an extended visit
with relatives in Duluth.
Leo Nash left Tuesday for North
ern Wisconsin where he will join
camping party,
s Carl Nelson of Waupaca spent Sun
day in the city making the trip in
his car. He was accompanied back
by Charles Jasperson who visited in
Waupaca on Monday
Word was received Monday from
Spokane, Wash, that VIII Gardner
who is employed on the new mill
accidentally fell off from the first
story where he was working, breaking
his right leg. He is being cared
for in the Spokane General Hospi-
tai
Miss Pearl Bliss who is employed in
Chicago is spending a two weeks
vacation in the city with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs Mason Bliss
Mr.. and Mrs. Blake of Oklahoma,
who have been visiting at the home
of the latter's mother, Mrs. Harriet
Carman, for the past three weeks
returned to their home Monday
Miss Effie Richards is spending
this week at Wausau visiting friends
and relatives,
Miss Elma Skattebo has returned
to her home after a two weeks visit
in the city at the home of the Misses
Agnes and Alma Hanson.
Walter Carson has returned to his
home in Chicago after a few days Wis
it in the city at the Hanson home on
Third street and the John Lindah
home at Rudolph
Alex Muir and G, w. Baker Sr.
are spending a few days at the Crool
ed Rift Club house up river.
Miss Sigma Carlson of Chicago vii
spend the summer in Grand Rapids
a guest at the NJ. Hanson and Johr
LindahI homes.
Master Earl Mcneil has gone tt
Stevens Point for q short visit
Miss Mabel Litkie, who has beer
employed at Chinook, Montana, fol-
the past three years, is home visit
ing with her mother, Mrs, Gustie Lit
lzie, who is living at Sige1 on the H
Hill farm,
Mrs. Gustie Litkie has rented hel
home on Tenth street south to the
Alfred Miller family and Mrs. Litkie
has moved OH the Fl. Hill farm in
SigeL Her son, Leonard, who is work
ing for Owen Love is staying wits
his grandparents on Plum street.
The many Grand Rapids friends Of
Miss Clara Litkie will be very sor
ry to learn that she is in very poor
health this summer. Miss Litkie is
living in Milwaukee.
Miss Ida Hammer who has beer
spending the past week visiting al
Ashland and Phillips returned home
Monday evening.
| The bricklayers on the Geo. T
/ Rowland and Sons block are working
in some Watertown white brick il
the eornice of the building above the
second story. This decoration adds
not be long before the carpenters viii
not be long before the carpenters viii
be ready to put the roof on this builc
ing.
H. A. Wenk, father of the picture
Trainer, left Tuesday for Michigan
where he will visit his sons anG
daughters for several weeks.
Miss Hannah Hanson who has beer
visiting at the J. n. Bergen home
returned to her home at New Lisbon
Monday.
Mrs. Peter McCamley returned
Monday from Minneapolis where she
had been visiting friends and rela-
tiyes for the past two weeks.
Mrs. h B. Harding who underwent
a surgical operation at RivervieW
Hospital last week Wednesday will
be able to be removed to her home
| Wednesday.
Mrs. r. W Brazeau and son left
Tuesday for a visit with friends at
J! Columbus.
Miss Ruth Emmons will entertain
the Standard Bearers at her home
on Third street south this evening.
Miss Lillian smithes of Eagle
River was in the city Tuesday call
ing on friends on her way to Chi
cago where she will enter a hospital
to take a course in training.
Mr. and Mrs. l. H. Zero have re-
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