Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-06-12

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sons grounds It was Frank Leland
who did the work and furnished the
necessary shrubbery plants, etc. He
will set out about $50 feet of Hem
lock hedge next week. We are pleas
ed to make the correction.
E. J. Akey, Travelling representa-
tive for the LaFeria Land Syndicate
of DesMoines, Iowa, is in the city
on business connected with this com
pany. He was formerly resident OF
this city and has many friends here
who were glad to see him. He ex-
poets to be in this part of Wiscon sin
most of the summer. So that we will
Ihave occasion to see him occasion
ally. His wife and daughter are visits
ing her people at Black River Falls,
while he is in this part of the state.
This office acknowledges a social
call.
Mrs. Nettie Will who has been Wis
iting with relatives in Rudolph and
Biron returned to her home in Eau
Claire Saturday morning.
| George Menier returned Friday
from the west where he has been for
some time.
Mrs. King of Chicago arrived in
the city Friday and will visit for
some time at the Eric Berg home.
Thelosphor Juneau OF Rudolph
spent Saturday in the city visiting
with his sister, Miss LYDIA Juneau
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann F. Hill are
| rejoicing over the arrival of a baby
| boy born Saturday, June Z, 1913. Mrs
Hill was formerly Miss Irene Binne-
boese.
Prof. Herman Kel1 and Mrs. Dietz
! have started taking the school CEN
sus of the city of Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Scheunneman
of Chicago spent the past week in
the city guests of the latters par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Moulton.
John Konczskie had his nose brok-
en- and his face skinned Thursday
evening by being kicked by a horse.
Mr.. Konczsh had mhitched the
team and intended to take them to
the watering trough, but one tug re-
manned hitched which caused the hor
ses to jump around Mr.. Konczskie
was knocked down and one of the
horses kicked him in the face. His
injuries We're dressed by DR.. A. L.
Ridgman.
Henry J. Schaupp, brakeman ON
the G. NJ & ST. P. Ry. dislocated his
left collar bone Friday afternoon at
Rudolph when he was, thrown while
tempting to catch a moving train Mr.
Schaupp was brough to this city and
taken to the office of Dr. Pomainville
Dr. Pomainville assisted by DIR. Mer-
rilI attended to the injured man. Mr.
Schaupp's home is in Wausau.
NJ. B. Wagner, surgeon and physi-
clan of Egeleth, Mimi, is in the city
visiting with Judge John Roberts. Dr.
Wagner was principal of the Nekocsa
schools several years ago.
| The Elks will initiate a class of 10
on next Tuesday evening. A banquet
! will follow the initiation. This will
close the work of the Elks for the
summer. Guy Gets will get his Tues
day evening.
Harry Karnatz is confined to his
home on 18th street with an attack of
pneumonia
Make money by saving it. Visit
SteinbeTg's store and get some of
the bargains they are offering in all
departments 1tw.
VIM. SlatteTy left Wednesday might
for Ladysmith, where he win visit
/ AAAo LII ObIlC1 1O8 d ISW udINS, HLtdI uT
viii go to Rhinelander, for week S
visit with four sisters who reside
There.
Mrs. D. P, Morrill, of Duluth, Min
nesota, is visiting her SON Edward
and family in this city Mrs Nor
rill was formerly a resident of this
city, where she raised her family and
resided for many years. She makes
her home with her daughter Emma,
now Mrs. Schmidt. Mrs. Morrill, is
50 years Of age and very well pre-
served She looks well and reports
her health excellent Her old time
friends are all glad to see her
J. F. Weinberg leaves tonight fol
Chicago where he will transact mat
tiers. for a week.
Prof c. W Schwede, is in re
ceipt of an invitation from the Uni
versity of Chicago, through the kind
ness of Mr. Clarence E. jackson, VIII