Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-07-18
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FOR SALE Grass on the land
for hay. IL separate 40 acre tracts,
three miles west of Grand Rapids,
must sell at once. E. G. Minnick,
at office Of 3. NJ Vaughan, Atty.
Mrs. Denis Dorney and daughter
Margaret left Tuesday for Ontanio,
Canada, where they will visit rela
tiyes for several weeks.
Miss Minnie Knipple Of Milwaukee
is in the city a guest at the home of
her sister Mrs. VIM, BOhmsach.
Miss Pearl Bliss, who is employed
in Chicago is spending her vacation
in the city with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Mason Bliss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w. Brazeau
and son left Thursday for an extend
ed trip through the west.
J. A. Boose, formerly employed at
the Witter House Barber Shop, has
rented the building south of the
Gaulke grocery on Second street
north from Joseph Cohen and will
open a modern barber shop
Jack WolIenschIager Of Sioux Falls
S. D., is spending the week in the
city visiting relatives
Miss Della Fritz has accepted a
position at the Geoghan CONNECTION
cry store.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Eggert and
family have returned from a several
weeks visit with friends in Illinois
They made the trip by automobile
WANTED:-An experienced girl
for homework. Enquire of Mrs. Will
Nash, 265, First avenue south. Aid.
Miss Capitola Minister LIFT We'd
nesday for Loyal where she will Wis
it relatives.
August Raddatz of Milwaukee and
Gordon Bulkow of Sheboygan We're
visitors at the Henry Goldberg home
Wednesday. They left Thursday morr
ing for Brlllion, Wis.
The friends and acquaintances of
Miss Lorraine Scion, teacher in the
County Normal School in this city,
wiz be sorry to learn Of the death
of her mother on June 29th, at their
home at Scion Springs.
Rev A. c. Fliedner, pastor of
the Episcopal church, west side ex-
poets to leave soon for a rest and
short vacation and during his alb
sence Rev Harrington Wilson will
take his place.
Mrs James Slater and son OF Win
nebago, Mimi, have returned to thei1
home after visit in the city with
Mrs Frank DAILY.
Mrs. Houston and two Grand chill
dren who have been visiting with DR.
Houston returned Thursday to Green
Bay
Janet Marjorie Fontaine, the new
born daughter at the editors home
is now on her fourth week and we
are pleased to say she is making ex-
cellent progress. She puts in her
time eating, sleeping and smiling.
The editor and his family are very
happy over her rapid progress thus
far
Ralph Cole has accepted position
as bookkeeper for Staub & Natwick.
Mrs. Joe Cypress and daughters
Marian and Helen left Friday for
visit with relatives at Auburndale.
Ernest Mcfarland has returned to
Madison where he is employed af-
ter spending the past week in the
city called here by the death of his
father. r. E. Mcfarland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Fritzsinger
have moved into he GottschaIk &
Anderson flat ON the corner of 4th
and Grand Avenue.
Miss Lucille DAILY has returned to
her home at Necedah after a visit
in the city with her cousin, Miss
ANNA DAILY.
Donald and Payson Peterson of
Oshkosh, sons of Rev W. A. Pet
erson formerly of this city, are
guests at the Frank Whitman home
at Rudolph
Mrs. Earl Nowatney and daughter
Of Milwaukee are guests at the
Vim. Haskins home.
Mrs. W Meade and Miss Nathalie
Spafford lett this week for an ex-
tended visit with relatives at. Kan
kakee. III.
Miss Irma Hall left Satur-
day for her home at Stevens Point
after weeks visit in the city with
Miss Ethel Hayes
Howard McCamIey of Blue Island,
III, is spending the week in the
city with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter McCamley.
Miss Matte Babbftt of Gueydan,
Z La, is in the city for an extended
visit with Mrs. A. L. Arpin.
Rev. VIM. Reding spent a few days
Ehis week in Colby and Thorpe on
business.
Carlton Hubbard of Merrill is in
the city a guest of his father Frank
Hubbard.
Mrs Gustave Paul and four chill
dren of Kaukauna, Wis, are guests
at the ]. F. Cowan home.
Miss Vera Rockwell is in the
city guest of the Misses Helen