Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-09-10

Miss Aryilla Plenke left Saturday
for Granton, where she will teach
school the coming year.
Miss Freda FIebke has returned
to her home at Athens, after a visit
in the city with friends.
Leslie Hougen OF Port Arthur. Can,
is in the city visiting with his mo-
Their, Mrs. o. T. Hougen.
A heavy rain storm visited this
section on Saturday, Sept. 9Th. It
soaked the ground well
Ralph Cook, Jack Urbanowsh and
Vincent JuerdaIla of Stevens Point,
spent Sunday in the city.
Mrs. James Gibson and Mrs. Chas.
/ Gibson were guests at the Nequette
home at Wausau this week.
Carpenters started work On the
new Polish School building on the
west side Friday afternoon.
Miss Ellen Richards resumed her
wark at Johnson & Hill store Monday
aft .r two weeks vacation.
Miss Nora Ream and Mrs Louise
Brown have returned to their work
at Johnson & Hill Co.'S store
Mrs. Fred Kuehl of Green Bay,
has been in the city visiting with
the Chas Wipperman family
Mrs F. NJ. BabcOck ard two chill
dren Of Minneapolis, are in the city
guests at the Guy Gets home
Mrs. S. V. McEroy ard children
have returned from an extended visit
at Milwaukee and Oconomowoc.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schwenk have
moved into the DAILY apartments ON
the ground floor on Third st. n.
Miss Jessie Goodman has returned
to her work at Johnson & Hill Co. s
store after two weeks vacation.
Miss Mary Kruger returned to
Rib Lake Monday morning, after a
visit at her home on Grand Ave.
Miss Montgomery, who spent her
vacation at KilbOurn, has returned to
the city, to teach the coming year.
Fern Knoll, Arthur Binnebose and
Ben Coppel left Tuesday noon for
a two weeks visit at Milwaukee.
Alfred Voight returned to his work
at Indianapolis, after a visit at the
home of his parents on Lincoln st.
Miss Fern Millenah, one of the
cashiers at the johnson & Hill Co. s
store, taking a weeks vacation.
Mrs. 0. Denis has returned from
Hudson, where she attended the wed
ding of her grandson, Leslie Smith.
Mrs. Will Chambers and daughter,
Roma, have gone to Winona, Mimi,
where they will reside in the future.
! Miss Helen Fritz has resumed her
work after a two weeks vacation
spent in the city and at Fond du Lac
The weather man, George 7. Nix
on, informs this office that the rain
fall this morning was 1 II inches.
Miss Thompson of Chicago is at
the Johnson & Hill Co.'S store dem
onstrating the MeIba toilet goods. 1t
Miss Myra Doughty has resumed
her work at the Grand Rapids Found
ry office after a two weeks vacation.
Miss Louretta Bousier, of Stevens
Point. arrived Saturday morning and
take up her work in the schools Mon
day. 4
Mrs. Walter Burns, of Madison, is
in the city a guest of friends. Mrs
Burns is a former resident of this
city.
Miss Lottie Dewey has entered the
employ of the johnson Hill Co., as
saIeslady in the wash goods depart
ment.
Miss Margaret Harshaw who spent
the summer vacation at her home
at Stevens Point has returned tC
the city.
Miss Esther Kruck has entered the
employ of the johnson & Hill Co., az
salelsady in the ready to wear de
partment.
Mrs. George Austin has returne,
to her home at Wallace, Idaha, af-
ter av isit in the city at the D.With
eral home.
Kirby V. Black has returned fror
Illinois, where he has been spendin
the past month in the interest G
his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hougen an
children of Kaukauna, are in tn
city guests at the DR.. Edward HoJ
sen home.
Miss Olga Enander of Rockford, III
has taken a position in the under
wear department of johnson & Hi
Z Co.'S store.
Frea-Facial messages given by
Melba demontsrator in Johnson
h Hill Drug esction every afternoo
i next week.
Mrs r. L. Nash returned HON
l. Monday from Portage City, whel
a she has been visiting her parent
for few days.
I'd Mrs. Earl Palmer of MarshfieI
n and Floyd Palmer of Fond du La
are in the city guests at the J. Y