Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-02-08
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George Arpin who attends the O.
University is at his rome in this city
to spend a few days.
Those from this city that will
attend the Junior Prom at Madison
on February ninth are Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac P. Witter and Miss Katheryp
Steele.
Miss Bertha Gurtler is able to be
out again after being confined at
home a week, with illness.
! John CouIthart, the well known
farmer in the town of Rudolph, has
been quite sick all the past week
with heart trouble. He was taken
on Monday while at work and his
daughter Edith discovered him lying
on the ground A physician was call
ed and he was revived and has been
improving eevr since. His many old
time friends in Grand Rapids will
be glad to know of his recovery.
August Gottschalk Of the firm Of
Gottschalk & Anderson, grocers was
operated on at the Riverview Hospi-
tai Friday afternoon for appended
tbs. His many friends will be anx-
ious to learn of his safe recovery
from the operation At last reports
he was doing pretty well.
Mrs. McLees of Marshfield is in
the city for an extended visit at
the home of her son, Bert McLees
Miss Edith Norton has accepted
a position as cutter in the Consoli-
dated mill.
Enoch Johnson left Friday for Ma
Their to spend several days visiting
friends
Mrs H. E. Herrick of Nekoosa
spent Friday in the city visiting
at the home of Mrs. Ira Bassett
Ray Coulthart is spending a few
days in Rudolph called there by
the illness of his father
Mrs. Arvilla Clairmont, of Mime
apolis, is reported very dangerously
sick with pleuro-pneumonia. Her
many friends in Grand Rapids will
be sorry to learn of this fact and
sincerely hope that her condition will
grow better instead of worse.
Mrs. Luits of Manitowoc, Miss
Helms of KeiI and Mrs Gutheil of
Nekoosa We're visiting with Mrs.
George Paulus Friday afternoon and
evening.
L. Jensen, who owns the garage
just back of the Grand Rapids Trt-
bune office has been in Chicago
the past two weeks attending the
automobile show. He has also been
looking after his business interests
and obtaining all the information, pos
sible on cars of 1912 pattern.
T. Pascoe of IronWood, Mich, has
purchased and taken possession of
the J. H. Landry Harness Shop on
Grand Ave. Mr.. Pascoe comes here
highly recommended as a first-class
harness maker
Robert Bushky of Sigel was arrest
ed upon complaint of his stepfather,
Simon Stelmach on a charge of as
sault and battery. Bushky appeared
before Judge Pomainyille. The case
was adjourned until Wednesday, Feb.
14th. In default of 5000 bail Bushky
was taken to the county jail At
torney Frank w. CaIkins appeared
for the state.
Chas Laufer of Asotin, Wash, ar
rived in the city today for q weeks
visit with old time friends Charlie
left here fourteen years ago for the
west and he has never been back
until this visit He reports his bro
Their George prospecting in the mining
business and his mother and sister
are both well Charlie is on his way
back home after an extended visit
in the East where he has been for
some time. This office acknowledges
a social call
Joe Gorepzki, who is employed in
the fire-hole at the Nekoosa-Edwards
mill at Nekoosa caught his right foot
in an ash cOnyeyor and broke sever
al small bones in the foot Dr. Geo.
Pomainville dressed the injured foot
Mr. Gorepzki is a married man and
has a family. While the injury is
not a serious one it is painful and
will keep Mr.. Gorepzki from work for
several weeks.
Kenneth Smith returned Tuesday
from Menominee where he has been
spending several days going up to
attend the Prom given by Stout's
Training School While away he Wis
tied friends at Hudson.
Kenneth McCamley and Earl Hill
have gone to Milwaukee TO attend
the Hardware Mems convention be
ing held there,
Miss Edith Weeks left Wednesday
for Madison to attend the Junior
Prom, given by the University.
Miss Inez Reichel who attends
Milwaukee Normal is visiting at the
home of her parents Mr. and Mrs
Louis ReicheI.
The funeral service Of Miss Ka-
Uterine LapprelI took place Wednes-
day morning from IS. Peter and
Paul church at 10 O'Clock, Rev. VIM.
Redding officiating
Mr. and Mrs. John K Worthing of
Post Falls, Idaho, arrived in the CT