Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-08-27

Leo Larson has returned from
Wautoma, where he spent Sunday.
Mrs. F. Kiokbush has returned
from three weeks visit at Milwau-
kee.
George ". Lyons OF Milwaukee, is
in the city guest at the NJ. Nissen
home
Matt Carey is having a vacation
from his work at Johnson & Hill
store
H FeaveI of hsiocton, Isl the
city a guest at the Dwight Green
home.
Leslie Smith has returned from a
visit to Chicago, Urbana. Ill, and
Beloit.
Miss Nettie Sandman is spending
,he week at Wausau visiting with
friends.
Mrs. John Wesley and Mrs. Duryea's
have returned home from visit at
Manawa.
Mrs Beazan of Fond du Lac, is in
The city a guest of her sister, Mrs.
A Vosg.
Mr.. and Mrs. L P. Witter left
Monday evening on a trip to New
York City.
VIM. Haskins of Milwaukee, is in
the city a guest at the George Kin
-ster home.
Miss Ruth Richie leaves on Friday
for PlainfieId, where she will teach
school next term.
Miss Nora Ream returned Monday
night from a visit with friends at
Lacrosse and WIarrens.
Mrs. l. E. Wilcox left Tuesday
morning for Mansfield to spend fair
week with friends there.
Al Voss is having a vacation from
his duties in the Drug department |
of Johnson & Hill store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Perry, OF Hart
and, Wis., are visiting with Sheriff |
md Mrs A J. Cowell.
Pfeifers residence is being painted, |
on the west side by Henry Smith, |
who has the contract.
Misses Isabel, and Marie Pfiffner,
Of Stevens Point, are in the citythe
guests of Miss Mae Love-
Mrs. George Peltier Of Urbana, Ill,
IS in the city for a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Nellie Quinn.
Mr. and Mrs D. Witheral and |
laughter, Lulu, will visit with rela-
ives at Merrill this week
Mrs. Katherine Stone is having a
vacation from her work at L. A.
OeGuere's architect office.
Carl Warns, of Fond du Lac, is in
he city and has several contracts for
plastering work to do here.
Ray Mullen, who recently u n
derwent an operation for appended
It's, is able to be out again.
G. w. Bluett, candidate for sber
IF on the republican ticket, is in
MarshfieId attending the fair.
Miss Marie Looze leaves on Thurs
day for Kenosha, where she will
leach school the coming year.
Miss Laura Painter resumed her
work at DR. Pomainville's office to-
day, after a months vacation.
Miss Lille Mining left Tuesday
f0r Marshfield where she will attend
The fair and visit with friends.
Miss Esme Raath has returned
from a two weeks visit with reIa-
ives in Chicago and Poynette.
Miss Hattie Karberg has been
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with her cousin, Myrtle Karberg.
Mrs. NJ. H jackson has gone to
Chicago, where she will meet Prof.
jackson on his return from abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Best of MOST
nee are in the city guests at the
home of Mrs. Bernier ON Third Sta
Mrs. Voss has returned to her
home at Oshkosh after a visit in
the city. at the VIM. Goldberg home.
z. B. Dunlap of Cambria, and Miss
Mabel Dunlap of Chicago, are in the
the city guests at the F. Meeteer
home.
Mrs. J. Garihee and children re-
turned Monday night from Lacrosse,
where they have been visiting with |
relatives.
Miss Rena Phileo leaves the end |
of the week for Port Washington, |
where she will teach school the en-
suing year.
c. G. Ekelund left Saturday a. m.
for Minneapolis, to spend Sunday
with his family who are visiting rel
atives there.
| Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Nixon left
late Saturday night for Madison, to
consult a specialist i'll regard to Mrs.
| NiXon's health.
Mrs. A L. Fontaine and daughter,
Janet, have gone to AIeIlen for q