Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-01-23

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ing several days in the city visiting
with trends.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Prazeau and
son Stanton Of Nekoosa We're guests
at the T. E. Mullen home on Sunday.
E. E. Andrews, Edward Painter, ant
Tony sPeerenboOm returned Saturday
evening from Milwaukee
DR. A. L .Ridgman was called to
Babcock Sunday evening by the seri-
Gus illness of Mrs. l. Stout.
DR.. stmonson of Tomah is report
ed to be seriously Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. LemIey are Wis
i .ng Milwaukee friends.
Game Warden Cole of Vesper was
business visitor in the city Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Grandshaw and Mr..
and Mrs. Marsceau of Rudolph were
in the city on Sunday.
Melvin Opperued is confined at
home with illness
Miss zita Snyder who teaches schoo
at Auburndale spent the week end at
her home in this city.
Justice E. N. Pomainville returned
Saturday evening from Milwaukee,
where he attended the automobile
show
Miss Esme Raath returned to Mil
ladore Monday morning where she
teaches school after spending the
week end at her home in this city.
w. BaIderson is on the sick list this
week.
Fred Vogt returned Sunday morn
ing from weeks visit VII friends
in Milwaukee.
Miss Eva Stuart returned to her
home at Stevens Point, Sunday af
assisting at the local telephone of
flee
J. C. Jacobson left for River Falls,
Wis, Monday afternoon, where he is
experimenting the construction of
an electric power plant. This plant
will furnish power for Prescott and
Hastings, also for new interurban
line from South st. Paul to Hastings.
This new electric line is now being
graded 1t is expected that this new
interurban line will be extended
from Hastings to Rochester, Mimi,
this year This proposed extension
will strike through an exceedingly
rich farming country.
Paul Heller, a twelve-year-old boy,
was taken to Waukesha by sheriff &C
we'll Monday morning. Heller was
brought here from Marshfield. The
boy is incorrigible, would not go to
school or obey his parents.
John Dick, the Indian, who plead
guilty to stealing a horse, was taken
to Waupun on Friday by Sheriff Cow
ell and w E. Little. Dick is sent
up for two years.
Ernest Kepp, the sixteen-year- old
boy. who plead guilty to forgery, was
taken to Waukesha by Undersheriff
Davis on Saturday.
Miss Breitenstein and lady friend
members of the Five Piece symphony
orchestra of Wausau, were in this
city Tuesday. This orchestra expect
to play for a dance at Junction City
Monday evening, January q in Hardi
ma Hall A fine time is promised all
those who attend.
The Amusement Hall building now
occupied by the Homer-George Co
is a very busy place. 1t will take
considerable time to arrange, desks,
merchandise. etc.
| D. c. Meyers, cashier at the Soc
Line depot has resigned his position
and accepted a similar one with the
500 Line at Marshfield. Mr.. Meyers
starts in at Marshfield next Monday
and will move his family there as
soon as he can secure a house. En-
nest Oberbeck, Jr., succeeds Mr.. Mey
ers at the local station
The case that was to have beer
tried in circuit court today has beer
adjourned to either the 27th or 2Stf
of this month.
Mrs Julian Welch left Tuesda!
for Friendship, where she Will at
tend the funeral of her neice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Karsaboon
are rejoicing over the arrival of {;
new born son Tuesday morning, Jan
III.
D. Trumbun of Maiden Rock, Wis.
has been spending several days il
1.-The city on business.
George Lynn is seriously i'll at hi
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