Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-06-22

day accompanied by Lawrence Nash
+, General sales agent for the same cor
pany. They were called there on bu
: siness. Mr.. Nash went from Apple
: ton to Chicago on further bushes:
while Mr.. Steele and his chauffer re
turned home Friday evening, Mr.
Steele is well pleased with his Olds
Automobile of the 1911 pattern. Il
is four passenger roadster, sixty
horse power, one hundred and thirty.
eight inch wheel base, forty-two inch
wheel, and four and one-half inch tire
Jim Gaynor of Grand Rapids, a
writer of breezy lyrics, has a con-
tract to write some songs for Frank
Winninger Gaynor, who is only
seventeen years old, is associated
with Arthur A. Penn of New York,
the comic opera Wausau
Daily Record-Herald.
Stevens Point Daily Journal-Guy
Nash spent Wednesday and Thurs
day in town, enroute from Milwaukee.
where he had been with Mrs. Nash
and daughter. The latter submitted
to an operation for adenoids and ton
silitis at Columbia hospital and was
recovering nicely
| G. w. Herrick returned yesterday
from Grand Rapids where he had
| been to see his grandson, Rollie Her
rick, who began the commercial course
| in Hayward's business college there
last Monday. Mr.. Herrick reports
Rollie as doing fine in his studies,
and also much improved from the in
juries he received to one of his knees
in saw mill at Amigo last winter,
which is pleasing news to his many
friends Hancock News.
Miss Celia Burr returned Friday
from Stevens Point where she has
been attending Stevens Point Nor
NAL the past year and will spend the
summer at her home on Sth street
north. Miss Burr has accepted a po-
sition as instructor in the Training
| School in the northern part of the
state for the coming year.
Mrs. R. B. Mcdonald returned to
her home at Ladysmith Saturday af-
ter a weeks visit at the R. A. Nc
Donald home in this city.
Miss Peg Mooney of Necedah is a
guest of Miss Lillian Hansen this
week
Miss Clarice Buckley of Montrose,
Colo, who has been attending school
at Dubuque, Iowa, the last year ar
rived in the city Saturday for Wis
it at the A. L. Arpin home.
Kenneth Smith who is employed
at Otto's Pharmacy returned Saturda!
from Beloit where he has been spend
ing several days going down to at
tend the graduation exercises.
Miss Grace Griffin of Stevens Point
arrived in the city Saturday and will
be the guest of Miss Noreine Fay
for several days.
Prof Victor Holmes of the Wash
ington University, of st. Louis, came
up to spend the summer upon his
farm with his brother Albert Holmes.
1t will be remembered that these bro
theirs purchased the Frank Gaffney
| farm in the town of Grand Rapids
early this spring. These brothers
are pleasant men to meet with and
their crops look very favorable. AL
bert Holmes is an experienced farm
er from the state of Illinois, but he
prefers working the farm he is now
on than the farm in Illinois.
Miss Harriet Hayden of Lexington
Kentucky, arrived Saturday, for
short visit the guest of Mrs. F.
J. Wood.
Miss Lucy A Potter of Oshkosh
Librarian of the Normal school of
that city was a guest over Sabbath
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Francis
A. Pease.
! Gasser Brothers who purchased the
Frederick Behren farm in the town
of Grand Rapids about three and one
various kinds of crops looking very
favorable at this time. They report
that if the present favorable wealth
er continues that all the farmers in
that vicinity will be well pleased will
their summers business. Hay is
looking good, pastures are fine, and
all crops at the present time promise
we'll Emil Gasser was in the city
Saturday looking after business mat
tiers. This office acknowledges a
social call
Mrs. F. MacKinnon has returned
from three weeks visit with friends
in Kenosha, Racine and Milwaukee.
While in Racine she attended the
graduation exercises of Racine Col
lege of which her son Reginald Mac
Kinnon was graduate Mrs. Mac
Kinnon left her mother, Mrs. Geo. E.
Hoskinson at Pennoyer Sanitarium,
Kenosha, where she will remain for
the present.
Leslie Hougen returned Saturday
from Milwaukee where he has been
visiting friends for several days.
Mrs Victor Thompson and son
Herbert left Saturday noon for Wind
sor where they will visit relatives.
Eldred Mcdonald and Herbert
Roach are spending a few days in
| Wautoma visiting friends.
BeryI Thompson has returned from
Ripon College to spend the summer
| vacation