Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-04-27
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


at the NJ Griffin home over Sunday.
Miss Anna Charmley of Vesper ar
rived in the city Saturday to spend
Sunday visiting friends
Mrs. Peter Love, Mrs. Ben Closuit
and Miss Mae Love spent Friday in
Stevens Point visiting friends.
The Triangle Bridge Club was de
IfghtfuUy entertained at the home Of
the Misses Ellen and Mildred Mac
Kinnon on Friday afternoon. Miss
FIoy Quinn was successful in winning
first honors.
J. F. Hammer is having his resi-
dence on Third street north remodel
ed and raised. The house will be
raised about four feet and will then
be on a level with the street which is
being filled in.
Misses Pauline Bramsted, Amelia
KIuge, Carrie Johnson, Carrie Bran
sted and Lena Kluge spent Friday in
Vesper where they attended a social
gathering.
Miss May Donnely Of Wausau ar
rived in the city Saturday for a short
visit with Miss Ellen Richards
Miss Capftola Kinfster returned
Saturday from PittsvilIe, where she
has been spending a week visiting
friends and relatives.
Miss Amanda Platz Of Wausau re
turned to this city Saturday to Wis
it friends after spending a few days
in Red Granite the guest of friends.
James Snider, who has been en-
ployed as electrician at Dundee, H.,
for some time is home to spend a few
days with relatives. Mr. Snider had
the misfortune to burn his hand quite
severely recently while working
which has prevented him from doing
his work.
Miss Mabel Hickman has accepted
a position as saIeslady in the grocery
department Of Cohen Bros. store.
Miss Anna Wheir returned Satur-
day from a weeks visit with friends
at Rice Lake
Fred OFT purchased two lots on
Ninth street south from Louis UIe
the past week upon which he is lay
ing a rock foundation for a new
house v-R*rh he will have erected this
spring.
NJ. Weeks, the electrician is hav-
ing a handsome front porch erected
upon his house at the corner OF Eight
and Oak streets. The work is being
done by Louis Schroeder and his
workmen This porch will add to
the exterior appearance of the house,
when completed
e. H. Light of Beloit college was
in the city Saturday a guest of Rev.
Fred Staff and incidentally visiting
our public school buildings and get
ting acquainted with the High school
students.
The city teams and workmen have
made an excellent showing in exca-
waiting the dirt from the basement Of
the Geo T Rowland & Sons lot and
they have been filling in that low
land just South of the East side mar
ket place The opening up Of that
street which connects with Third St.
N, will give a new outlet from the
Market Place South which has been
very much needed.
Ed Zimmerman has resigned his
position as deliveryman for Geo. T.
Rowland & Sons Resignation took
effect Saturday Frank Pease viii fill
the position vacated by MIR thinner
man.
Misses Mary Brahany and Doro-
thea Mol returned Saturday from
Madison where they spent the Spring
vacation at their respective homes
Miss Katherine GiIkey, who has
been spending the past week at her
home at Mondovi, returned to this
city Saturday.
Miss Sarah Snyder, and Laura For
dice, Florence Nolan and Laura Hell
Ter returned Saturday from their re
spective homes where they spent the
Easter vacation.
Mrs ". f. Parker left for her
home at Stevens Point Saturday af-
ter spending a few days at the J.
e. Bassett home in this city. She
was accompanied by her daughter Mrs
J. f. Bassett and grandchild, ROLAND
Bassett, who will be her guests for
several days.
Mrs. Frank Wuersch of Altdorf and
Mrs. Albert Viertel of Elm Lake
spent Friday and Saturday in the city
coming here to attend the marriage
of their sister Mrs. James Keyes.
Johnson Beasley of Chicago arriv-
ed in the city Saturday to spend a
few days at the home of Mrs. J.
d. Witter.
Miss Marie Kruger returned from
Rudolph Saturday where she has
been spending a week visiting friends
The program at the Grand Thea
ire attracted considerable of an au-
dience on Thursday evening. The
special feature was the burning OF
the new York Capitol and tbs shirt
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