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

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Mrs. Peter Mitchell of this city
has received a rather unique gift from
a friend il Oregon. The gift is a
necklace about three feet long made
from the petals of roses. The gfver
Mrs. Jennie Jacobs Of North Bend,
Oregon, made the necklace herself.
The petals OF the roses are placed oil
rusty iron until they are absolute
" black. They are then ground up
and mad einto paste and rolled into
beads. They become very hard and
most wonderful Of all they retain the
odor of the rose
Judge Muratt, County Judge Of Por
tage county is in the city on bust
ness.
The T. w. Brazeau home is quar-
antined because. Of the illness Of Der
nard Brazeau who has scarlet fever.
August Spearbreaker left early on
Tuesday a. IN. for Manitowoc where
he viii attend the funeral of Arthur
Rcnzoin.
r. NJ Levin has gone to Milwaukee
and Chicago to purchase fall and
winter goods.
On account Of the high water, the
c. NJ & St Paul railroad is run
ming one local train to Mosinee. The
thru train is being run from Grand
Rapids to MarshGeId and from Mars
field to Wausau over the C. & N. w.
Miss Irna Hasseu has gone to
MarshfieId to spend a weeks vaca-
ton
Mrs George Hamm has gone to
Green Bay where she will visit with
Mrs George Fitch.
Mrs. Cahill has returned to the
Cranberry marsh after spending sew
eral days in the city visiting with
her sister, Mrs. L d. Hayes.
Ernest Riedel was brought here
from Marshfield Monday and was ex-
amined before Judge Muratt, who was
acting for County Judge, w. J. Con
way Riedel was adjudged insane
and committed to the Northern Hos
pital for theI insane He was tax
en- to ne hospital by UndersheriIf
WEIGH and Win Compton,W ednesday
morning. Riedel was brought from
Marshfield by Chief Of Police Ger
wing.
Miss Anna Wheir who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Frank Broder-
lex, at Fond du Lac has returned to
the city.
Charles Burneu of Almond is visit
ing friends in the city.
Miss Esme Raath has gone to
MiIladore where she viii teach
school
Two DRINKS picked up by the polio
We're hailed before Justice Burton L.
Brown, Monday and each paid a fine
and costs amounting to S5.25.
Miss Annetta and Newton Babe Of
Rudolph are in the city and will at
tend school here
Mrs. Sarah steinberg has gone to
Milwaukee and Chicago to purchase
fall goods.
Harry Yudin who visited in Stevens
Point, has returned to the city.
Frank Garbu of New York is visit
ing at the stenberg home.
Mrs. Charles Brice, Mrs. Peter An
drew and Miss Louise Cordore of
Randolph who have been in the city
shopping have returned home
MIR. and Mrs. p. Codere who have
been visiting in Rudolph returned
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs James A. Hays of
Tacoma. Wash, are in the city on
their way East, the guests of Rev.
and Mrs. Fred Staff. Mr. Hays is
Mrs. Staff's brother.
Miss Agnes MulrOy returned home
from Milwaukee Monday afternoon.
Miss Nulroy while training to be
come a nurse at st. Mary's hospital
Milwaukee contracted typhoid fever.
She is now able to be out and has
come home to convalesce.
Miss Anna Arndt and Barbara
Stangl of MarshfieId were guests at
the home Of Miss Rose Haslbeck
over Sunday.
l. r. Sullivan, farmer in the town
OF Seneca was in the city Tuesday
on business and while here made a
social CAN at the Reporter office.
Frank Calkfns, who has been con
fined to his home by illness for a
few days is out and attending to bu-
siness as usual.
Chas Nash and Ray Johnson have
gone TO White Sands Lake where they
viii camp for a week.
Mrs. John Schmitt returned MOnda
from i three weeks visit with friends
in Milwaukee, Sheboygan and Fond
an Lac
Miss Ida Hammer and Miss Nettie
Kluge VIII spend their vacation at
Minneapolis, Madison and North Free
9 dom.
Emil Kernin has gone to Winnipeg
Canada, where he viii engage in the
real estate business.
Gertrude Wheelock, who gave he
home address as St. Paul and Louis,
Mantefel We're sentenced to 80 day:
in the county jail by Municipal Judg
Huge Wegener of Marshfield. Boil