Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-06-13


left Tuesday for Chicago and Mil
Waukee where they will spend a cou
pie days on business
Mrs. Webb Kenyon Of Tomah ana
Mrs Jesse Kenyon of this city were
callers at the W. A. Corriveau home
in Port Edwards Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Closuit and Mr.. and Mrs
George Miller and children returned
to their home at Fond du Lac Tues
day after spending the past twc
weeks in the city looking after theil
property here.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Clay Lamber
ton at Berlin, Wis, June 9Th a son.
Miss Beryl Thompson went to
Brandon, Wis, to assist at the wed
ding of Miss line Miller. From there
she goes to Ripon to attend the com,
mencement exercises after which she
will go to Green Lake where she will
join a house party in J. Reynolds
cottage.
Miss Ethel Hayes and c. Prandy
were Sunday visitors at the Made
home at Cranmoor
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Manning depart
ed Monday morning for a visit with
relatives at Beloit, after a visit in
the city at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Ernest Oberbeck.
F. Kruger of Stevens Point spent
Sunday in the city visiting with his
wife who s a guest at the Edw. Ma
honey home
Mrs. J. Weinberg and daughter
have returned from Shawano, where
they have been visiting for several
weeks with Mr.. Weinberg who is EN-
ployed there and has a contract build
ing county asylum.
Miss Anna Bamberg who is en-
ployed in the office of the Wood
County Telephone Co. is enjoying a
weeks vacation.
Miss Emma Neitzel has resigned
her position as stenographer for the
Consolidated Paper Co. Her position
has been filled by Miss Margaret
Noltner.
Among the visitors in Stevens Point
on Sunday from this city were: Mr..
and Mrs. T. P. Peerenboom, Dan
Noltner, Miss Laura Fritz, Dominick
Reiland and Mrs. Kuhlman.
Misses Title Cizon and Ida Stein
berg spent Sunday in Wausau visit
ing friends.
Ellen Kalman returned Monday
from Green Bay where she visited
her brother Oscar and family on Sun.
day
Miss Ida Hage of Necedah spent
Sunday in the city a guest of Miss
Leila Steen.
Walter Zeaman has gone to Min
neapolis where he has secured en-
ployment.
Mrs. Frank Broderick and son Cliff
ford returned to their home at Fond
du Lac Monday noon after a three
weeks visit in the city at the Joe
Wheir Sr. home.
Miss Edna Kruger has completed
successful year of teaching in Mime
sofa and is in the city to spend the
summer vacation.
Miss. Mabel Bliss spent Sunday at
Marshfield visiting friends.
Miss Minnie Pagel returned to Chi
cago Monday after a visit in the city
with friends and relatives.
Miss Anna Boschard left Monday
noon for her home at Lacrosse after
a few days visit in the city with Miss
Lucille Poirier.
c. Bruce Mcclellan left Monday for
Galesburg, H., after spending sew
eral days in the city on business.
Subscriptions to the Fourth of July
fund are now due. Subscribers will
confer a favor by renting promptly
to f. G.. Gilkey, Secretary.
Mrs. Wilbur Berard and cousin,
Miss Hazel Zohl, spent Sunday at
Green Bay.
Ed Painter, Ed. Smith, John Smith,
Bob Nash, ROLAND Love and Martin
Rhyboldt went to Wausau Sunday in
Mr.. Smiths new Imperial car.
We understand that while the 500
officials were in our city this week
they asked some questions that would
lead us to believe that a new depot
for that company will soon be reaEz-
ed. They stated that they appreciat-
ed the patience shown by Grand Rap
ids people and gave assurance that
they would be we'll provided for,
which means handsome new depot
J. c. Reynolds returned Wednesday
evening from two weeks stay at
the Madison Sanitarium, Madison,
Wis, and resumed his duties at the
Wisconsin Conference office Thurs
day morning. While at the institu-
on he underwent an operation for
appendicitis making an excellent re
covery. Mr.. McReynoIds speaks in
high terms of the treatment and first
class service rendered there and can
in need of medical or surgical c are
to visit this fIourishing sanitarium