Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-09-07

the past year in Montana, have re
turned to this city and will probably
decide to remain here.
Misses Laura and Katherine Phil
ippi of Colby are visiting in the city
at the John Miles home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Faulkner OF
Milwaukee are spending a few days
in the city on business. Mr.. Faulkner
represents the National Biscuit Co
Mrs. Cronk and daughter Esther OF
Superior who have been guests al
the T. ]. Cooper home, left for the
Point and Abbottsford.
Mrs. John Dunlap of Menomfnee
and Mrs. George Loderhose of Chi.
cago are in the city for an extended
visit with Mrs. Emma Johnson.
Mrs. c. Hopp of Marshfield is
making an extended visit in the city
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Albert Waldvogel.
Take advantage of the ad in this
paper which will give you the Week
ly Reporter and a set Of beautiful
dishes for $3.50. Cut the ad out and
hand it to your neighbor.
Miss Emily Bossert is spending
couple of weeks in Minneapolis
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Barrows OF
Tomah are visiting in the city at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Geo
P. Hambrecht
Miss Mae Johnson returned Wed
nesday evening from a months visit
with friends at Madison and James
Vile
Emil Seidl, mayor of Milwaukee
lectured in Wautoma recently. His
subject was The City Beautiful. PEG
pie who heard the lecture say it was
decidedly educational and impressive.
Miss Winnie Turbin of Milwaukee
arrived in the the city Saturday
and will visit with Mr.. and Mrs. T
Turbin for the next week.
Automobile owners will be pleased
to know that about one mile of the
wagon road from Seneca Corners ives
is being turnpiked and very much i'm
proved. Now if the town officers will
only continue this good work from
Seneca Corners east toward Gran
Rapids they will be doing a lasting
favor for those who have occasion tt
drive over this road with automobile
or wagons. They ought to remembe
that good roads improve the casI
value of every farm that ADULTS a.
gainst such roadway.
Miss Caroline Upham left for heI
home at Marshfield Friday after
few days visit with Miss Isabel Nc
Laughlin.
Mrs. w. g. Merrill, who has bee
visiting her sisters in Bayfield,, Ash
land and Minocqua, for the past two
weeks returned Thursday evening
She says she had delightful visit
and a very pleasant outing
J. A. ziegler of Menominee, was vis'
iting friends in the city Friday Mr.
Ziegler is manager of large depart
ment store in Menominee Mich.
The new opera chairs for tht
Grand Theatre have not arrived but
the management has placed comfort
able chairs so that all patrons may
enjoy a seat. The new chairs are ex
pected every day.
Wheelan and Kruger have cleared
the weeds away from around the old
Central House 1t would be a gooC
idea if others were to follow their
example ana see tnat the weeds o
their property were removed We cal
the attention of the weed commissio
er to this and hope he will take &C
ton in regard to it.
You will be doing your neighbor a
favor by telling him about the offeI
of the Weekly Reporter and a set Of
beautiful dishes for $2.5O-read the a
in another part of this paper
H. A. Herschleb and son Jerry re
turned Friday morning from Apple
ton where they spent a couple OF
days. They made the trip by auto
mobile.
Mrs. Theron Lyon and guest, Mrs