Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-09-12

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son Severt Johnson at Mahter.
Henry Meadows of PlainfieId is
visiting at the Charles Kern home
Mrs Margaret Runge, Of Blue Is
land, Illinois is visiting at he VIM.
Rogers home.
The present excessive heat ought
to ripen the grain, corn and pota-
toes, and make the late fall crops
very much better.
Bertha and EIsina ReasIer Of Greer
Bay were Sunday visitors at the Po-
pofsky home.
Miss Grace Loock arrived in the
city Saturday evening after an ex-
tended visit in Chicago,
Alfred Painter of waut 9ma was
visiting wish relatives in the city
Sunday
Gus Nieman returned to Cornell,
Monday where he is employed after
a few days visit with his family in
the city
c. Sundet, dealer in pianos and
organs of Chippewa Falls, with his
wife and two daughters Margaret and
Mabel spent Sunday and Monday in
Grand Rapids the guests Of Nels
Sundet They made the trip in a
Ford automobile and report the roads
pretty bad between Grand Rapids and
MarshfieId. The recent heavy rains
are to blame for that Chris Sundet
has many friends here who are all
ways glad to see him.
Miss Hattie Marklein of Wausau
is visiting relatives here and will
visit with friends in Nekoosa.
Mrs. o. H. Siewert received word
Monday morning of the death of her
mother, Mrs. Herman Lock at Bara-
boo. Mr.. and Mrs Otto Siewert
left Tuesday for Baraboo to attend
the funeral
Born, a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Gaulke, Friday Sept. g. Bet
ter set EN- up Henry.
Miss Mary Link Of Watertown, wis
who has been on a trip to the west
ern coast arrived in the city Fri
day for visit with her brother Fer
dinand Link and family She stopped
off at Gardner, Montana, at the en-
trance of Yellowstone Park to visit
/ her brother there for a few days. She
reports a delightful trip thru the
western states.
The front OF the Empire saloon
building has been freshly painted
this week which adds to its already
neat appearance.
Mayor Joseph A. Cohen returned
Friday evening from Chicago where
he has been buying his fall stock OF
/ Millinery.
Messrs. Gerow and Stevens, pro
prietors of the Witter Hotel are GER
tainIy entitled to praise for their cor
slant efforts to please the public by
making that hotel not only attractive
and pleasing on the inside but the
outside as we'll The past week the
brick have been freshly painted on
the outside which gives that building
now a handsome appearance. These
gentlemen are entitled to the liberal
patronage of our people.
Mrs. John Brundage Of Eureka. S.
D., arrived in the city for a visit
with her mother and grandmother.
Mrs. John Gotten and son Donald
Mrs. 7. Zimmerman and son Joseph
Of Rudolph were shopping in the city
Saturday.
Miss Della Fritz and Miss Jessie
Goodman have returned from Wausa
where they have been visiting with
Miss Helen Genemch.
A cement sidewalk is being built
by the c. NJ. & St. Paul railway com
pany on Grand Ave. from the Brock
man restaurant west to the new pas
senger station.
Miss Olive Akey and Miss Ia Mar
& sceau Rudolph were visiting friends
; in the city Saturday.
L. Rockstein of Babcock was a bu-
siness visitor in the city Saturday
Miss Jessie Bowker who has been
in the city visiting hos returned t
Ter home in Rudolph.
. Miss Mary Dickson and Miss Marie
] Stout who are attending school il
! the city have gone to their homes
: in Rudolph to spend Sunday.
5 Miss Edna Morgan Of Rudolph was
: in the city Saturday visiting friends
George Bushmaker and Edw. Brigs
man Of Rudolph were in the city or
business Saturday.
Two Indians with too much fire-w;
ter on board We're picked up by Chic
of Roice Gibson Friday Afternoon
and were sentenced to five days il
the county Jail by Justice Burton L