Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-05-18

iNOIhO' NOTIn dakota, arrived IN tn
city Friday and will be guests of tn
latter's brother, w. B. Basing TO
some time.
viii Carhart who is employed o.
the 500 railroad running into WING
ma and his cousin Jack Tournough O
oshkosh spent a few hours in tn
city Thursday at the home of tn
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. {
W. Carhart.
Mrs. Fred King, nee Lydia STANCE
OF Merrill spent Thursday in tn
city guest of her sister, Mrs. E
w. Ellis and Mrs. Mayme Pomain
vile.
Mrs. James Lynn of Camp Dougla
is a guest at the home of her son
Geo. Lynn this week.
c. H. Ellis of Milwaukee, agen
for Hawks Nursery Co., of Roches
ter, N. Y. was in the city Thursda,
and made a delivery of shrubber,
to Mesdames F. J. Wood, D. E. Care
Elizabeth DAILY, Emily Witter, H. A
Herschleb, E. B. Bedford, Celia Gar
rlson, and A. l.. Fontaine Mr.. Ell
lis has been coming to Grand Rapids
for the past four years and has man,
beautiful plants and flowers to hi
credit in our gardens.
Arthur Lindahl, formerly of Wau
paca, now Of Chicago has been spend
ing the past week in the city visit
ing friends and his uncle, John Lin
dahl of Sigel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orestes Garrison anC
son Roger returned from Thorpe
Thursday evening, where they hav,
been spending several days having
made the trip with Miss Caroline Ga
risOn in her car.
Rev Geo. Schroedel and family hav
been spending several days in thu
city this week visiting friends ant
relatives. They are on their wa,
from ManaWa to Wausau where Rev
Schroedel has accepted the PASTORAL
of the Lutheran church.
G. j Hayes, owner of the Juliel
Hotel left for Dubuque the first o
the week, where he runs a hotel af
ter spending several days with hi
wife in this city. He was accompan
led by his daughter, Miss Genevievt
Hayes who attends a convent in Du
buque and BEEN visiting her mothe
for several weeks.
M. Jackson hauled out Saturday il
three loads, 10000 feet of lumbe
from the old Preston shop near th'
west end of the bridge to the Gayno
marsh.
Miss Eva Barney left for Longbeec
California, Saturday where she will
spend six weeks visiting relatives.
Mrs. Ella Conover of Milwaukee,
arrived in the city Saturday and viii
spend about three weeks here visit
ing relatives.
A good sized crowd attended tn
concert and dancing party given a
the Amusement Hall Friday evening
by the Grand Rapids Band under tn
management of the Amusement Com
pany. The concert was fine, the fIoo
in an excellent condition and all pres
ent report a delightful time.
A. c. Otto, proprietor of Otto
Pharmacy has purchased a fine ney
standing desk of Kaudy Bros. whicl
he has had installed in his store
The desk is a fine looking one ant
a good specimen of the work turned
out by Kaudy Bros.
Berard 81 Kubisiak are having
new cement sidewalk and new &c
ment steps laid in front Of their mea
market on Grand avenue this week
Bossert Bros. are doing the work.
Mrs. PhilIeo entertained the Bes
Ever Whist Club at her home Oh
Thursday evening, Several game
were played, the guest prize was q
warded Mrs Closuit, Mrs. l. Baruc,
Won first honor and Mrs. n Schlat
terer was given the consolation prize
Delicious refreshments were served.
Messrs J. Dawson and Alfred Vie
der Of Sheboygan are spending a fey
days in the city looking after bus
ness matters.
Leo Jones of Grand Rapids, Mich
spent Saturday in the city on bus
ness.
Miss Mabel Bodkie left for he
home at Madison Saturday after
few days visit in this city and M
koosa with friends.
Mrs. John Striffler, of WIGHT;
Kansas, is visiting for a few day
at the home of her parents, Rev. an
Mrs. Francis A. Pease, on Oak st.
LOST-A small mink scarf Satu
day afternoon. Finder please retur
to Mrs D. J. Arpin and receive r.
ward, 255 1st st. n. 1td-1tw.
Pat Redmond left for Red Grant
Tuesday called there by the seriot
illness of his daughter, Miss AliC
| Redmond.
Miss Myrtle Patrick left for Win
ma Tuesday where she will be a que
of relatives for a few days.
Geo. Link left for Yellowstone PA
Tuesday, where he will be empfoye