Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-09-05

I goods and food were starting for the
cranberry marshes Sunday. Some wa
gons were loaded down with pickers
Miss Ruth Mindok has returned
from her vacation.
Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Schaefer, en-
ployed in the dressmaking depart
ment Of the johnson & Hill store hav.
returned from their vacations and re
sumed their work at the store.
Mrs. T. o. Riley and daughter Vel
la, who is stenographer at the Daily
Reporter office, left Saturday night
for a two weeks trip in the East
visiting relatives. They expect to
spend most Of their time in the state
of Massachusetts.
Mrs. S. I. Brooks leaves Satur-
day for Dubuque, Iowa, where she
viii join her husband for weeks
visit.
/ ! Walter J. Roach OF Butte, Mont,
Fhas been the guest of Miss Brooks
in this city for the past few days.
The regular weekly band concert
viii be given on the west side
tomorrow, Thursday evening.
John Gaulke, R. F. D. No. 7, is in
the city attending High school. He
will make his home with his. sister
Mrs. Charles Painter, while in the
city.
Tha old Marlin Lumber Co. Of
flee from Fifth street has been re
moved to a lot on Third street near
the old Anderson Carriage works
building and viii be built over in
to a dwelling house.
Miss Bertha GurtIer left Tuesday
evening for Chicago.
G. W Smith of Beloit is visiting
at the 0. Denis home.
Mrs. G. w. DeIapp and children
have gone to the cranberry marsh.
Mrs. J. Cizon returned Tuesday
from a weeks visit with friends in
Milwaukee.
The Steinberg store is undergoing
a complete renovation and will be
IremodeIed and redecorated. The
store will be opened for business
about the middle of next week.
GIRL WANTED For general
Homework. Apply at the steinberg
store. 1tw.
The Grand Rapids mail carriers
base ball team will play the mail car
riers of Wausau on Sept. Is, pro
vided it stops raining some time be-
fore that date.
Miss Anna Sandman, who is en-
ployed at the Journal office in Ste
vens Point is spending her vaca-
ton visiting with friends and rela-
tive in the city and at Wausau.
Mrs. H. B. North of New Bruins
wick, New Jersey, and Miss Clark
of Richland Center, are guests this
week at the home of Doctor E. J.
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Walter who
have been visiting at the home Of
John F. WoIter on Third street re
turned to their home in Manftowoc
| Monday.
Ellen Richards has returned from
her vacation spent with friends and
relatives in Wausau and Merrill.
Proxeda Cola has resumed her
duties at the Johnson & Hill store
after a weeks vacation.
Miss Mollie StahI has returned
from Stevens Point where she has
been spending her vacation.
Miss May Johnson, who has been
on vacation, has returned to her
work as saleslady at the Johnson &
Hill store.
Miss Nora Ream has returned
from a vacation spent in Minneapo-
lis.
Miss Bernice Johnson left Satur-
day afternoon for Emporia, Kan,
where she will teach school,
\ party of about fifty members of
the east side Lutheran church with
their friends enjoyed an outing Sun
day at Nekoosa. Among those who
went from this city were The Rev.
r. n. w Pautz, Peter KappeI and
family, Henry Binneboese and family
William GIeue and family and sever
al families from Nekoosa. The party
had a grand time. Some of the ex-
| pert cooks of the party prepared
chicken chowder and the way it dis
/ appeared was exceedingly compliment
tary to the cooks.
A G. Koch, manager of the Co
hen Gros. Department store in this
| city, and family have returned from
a week spent in visiting friends and
relatives at Auburndale, Edgar and
Marshfield.
Miss Ruby Elyers of Milwaukee
has arrived in the city and viii take
charge OF the millinery department
at the johnson & Hill Co.'S store.
Freight No, 76 on the C. NJ. & St
Paul railroad went off the track a
Cedar. Saag. The accident was Gus
ed by a washout. A report sayins
that there is now three feet of waite
3 running under the caboose has beer
received. No trains are being run
north of Mosinee.
The 500 line had washout at Me6
ford on the Ashland division bu
trains are now running as usual
{ DR., c. c. Rowley left for Oshkosh
i Monday He was called Their.