Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-07-13

has been a guest at the F. X
mainville home left Saturday for F
pom.
Mrs. Charles Dougharty left satu
day for Appleton where she will Wis
her sister Mrs. Harry Pearson.
Miss ClarabelIe Ames and Pauli1
Harrington left Saturday for Prineet,
where they will visit friends and r
latiVes.
Mrs A. T. CIavin of Bemidji, Min
who has been visiting relatives
st. Paul has returned TO this city fc
visit at the William McGlynn HON
George stratton of Wautoma wa
in the city Saturday calling on hi
many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ward of Packwar
kee are camping in this city in
tent on the river bank near tn
Street car barns. The Y expect t
spend about two weeks here. Nj
Ward is merchant of Packwaukee.
Rev. Francis A. Pease and famiI,
have gone to Park Falls for a shor
visit with their son who resides. there
Miss Fay Warner who is ATTENDING
summer school at Stevens Poin
came down Friday evening to spent
the week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. B. Warner.
Miss Helen KRONER returned Fri
day afternoon, from Minneapolis
where she had been visiting relatives
for week. She reports that Ellis
has been promoted to assistant man
ager of the Van Camp Co., in Min
neapolis. We congratulate him.
Mrs. Bemis of Menasha has been
a guest at the home of her daughter
Mrs. VIM. Ruckle, this week.
Mrs. A. T. Clavin left We'd
nesday, for her home at Bemidji
Mimi, after a visit at the VIM. Nc
Glynn and J. Severance homes.
Mrs. c. E. Boles left Monday for
Marshfield where she will visit rela-
lives for a few days.
Mrs. VIM. Craney returned Tues
lay from Stevens Point where she
mas been spending several days visit
ng friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartholomew and
laughter Alva of Milwaukee are
guests at the Sam Church home. Mr..
md Mrs. Bartholomew and daughter
resided in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Lynn who hav
)een attending the civic festival at
are visiting relatives in
IA Crosse and will return to this cit,
Thursday
Mrs. Zimmerman of Cleveland, Obi
S a guest of Mrs. Buss this week.
Mrs. Jas. Dunbar and two children
ames and Caroline left for their
Tome at Oshkosh Tuesday, after a
hree weeks visit in this city with
riends and relatives They were
home by little John
Iubard who will visit at Oshkosh for
week.
Mrs. Bissig and four children have
one to City Point where they will
make an extended visit with relatives
nd friends.
Capitola Kinister who is attending
he summer session of the Stevens
'oint Normal came home Tuesday call
d here by the death of her brother
oe Minister.
Attorney G. F. Smith left Tuesday
or Madison where he will spend
ew days at his home before depart
ng for Rhinelander where he will O.
en- up law office for himself.
Mrs. H. F. Anderson left for Iowa,
Ionday called there by the death of a
elative.
Lem Kroner returned Monday,
rom Minneapolis where he has been
the linking of the lakes
estivities.
Misses Margaret McIntee and Addie
keel returned to their home at Ban
roft Monday after a visit in the
ity at the home of Mrs. Margaret
keel.
Mrs. Nels Johnson and Mr. and MrlI
B. Nash and the Misses Johnson
ave issued invitations for a dane
lg party to be held at the Pavilion,
evening July 49,
Misses Ruth Treat and Leila Bon
ers of Tomah are guests of Miss
'ertha Wittenberg this week.
Mrs. Peter Bohmsach and daugh-
ers Louise and Eva of Seneca spent
Londay in the city shopping and call
lg on friends.
Herbert Roach is taking Mike
ierck's place at the Northwestern
epot during Mr.. Sierck's absence.
Robert Browne of st. Louis spent
Ionday and Tuesday in the city on
usiness. Mr.. Browne is repre-
of a stock and bonds firm
1 st. Louis.
Mike Sierck left Monday for Cas-
er, Wyoming, where he will visit
is sons Walter and William who are
ngaged in the mining business there
Miss Emma Hunt left Tuesday for
outh Bend, Ind, where she will Wis
relatives
Robert Blow of Aberdeen, South
dakota, is a guest at the J. J. Pat
lex home. Mr.. Blow is a nephew of
IRIS Patrick