Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-02
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Miss CIarisse Buckley is i'll thi
week with the measles.
VIM. F. Knoll, has returned from
buinsess trip to Chicago.
Miss Ann Hafner spent Sunday a
Ogdensburg with friends.
Arthur Johnson of Portage, spen
Sunday in the city with friends.
Miss Pauline Wheir returned Sat
urday from a visit at Rice Lake.
Miss Jeane Peck is in the city,vis
iting with friends for few days.
Miss Verna 4Welch has returned
from visit at Necedah and Tomah.
Misses Matte slattery and Ferr
Slattery spent Sunday at Sturgeon
Bay.
George Hill, Jr., has gone to New
York City to attend a fraternity con
vention.
Miss Mayme Searles, of Walker, Wis
tied in the city Friday with Stel--
la Emmons.
Miss Berndatta Schlatterer return
ed Monday from a visit at Necedah
and Tomah.
Attorney Milton J. Paul, of Red
Granite, spent Sunday in the city
with friends
Mrs. Howard Richmond, of Merrill,
is in the city a guest at the Lacy
Horton home.
Cesar Johnson. of Sturgeon Bay.
spent Sunday in the city guest at
the j. Johnson home
Miss Bernice Johnson left Sunday
for Boston, Mass, where she will at
tend summer school
Miss Florence Mindak has taken a
position as saleslady at the G. Beard
ner confectionery store.
Julien WEIGH spent Sunday in the
city with his family, returning to
Chicago Sunday evening.
Eric Kerberg has returned from a
business trip to Stevens Point for
MI
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Franson spent
the weekend at the home of Mrs.
FransonIs parents in Sigel.
Mr.. and Mrs F. J. Wood are back
from a weeks visit with their son,
Guy, and family, at Eau Claire.
Mrs. Marian Simonson and daugh-
ter, Doris, of Tomah, are in the city
guests at the A NJ. Muir home.
Walter Kruger, of Stevens Point,
spent Sunday in the city with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Kruger.
Miss Grace Noonan, of st. Paul, al
rived in city Saturday for a visit
with her cousin, Miss Vella Riley.
Mrs Illo. 7. Davies left Monday noon
Tor her home at Racine, after a visit
in the city at the A. L. Arpin home.
Mrs. Fred Richardson left Monday
noon for her home at Sparta, after
1 visit in the city with Mrs Clark
Lyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heiser,o of Da-
kota, are in the city on their we'd
ling trip, guests at the F. Hester
home.
Mr.. Boorman, of Tomah arrived in
the city Saturday night for a visit
with his son, DR.. C. A. Boorman and
family.
Mansfield grants 80 saloon licenses
Tor the ensuing year. Can't under
stand how that is possible with it's
Mrs. Frank Hartl and Miss French
nave returned to their home at Nee
nah. after visit in the city with
Mrs. Frank Steib.
Carney & Mintz received a five
EAR load of horses, 10 horses in
all, Saturday evening over the c.
NJ. & ST. P. railway.
]. B. Arpin and two sons, Leon
and Paul, are back from Thief RiV-
or Falls, Mimi, where Mr.. Arpin
has dredging interests
Mr.. and Mr.. Lewiss Schroeder
spent Saturday at Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Schroeder consulted physicians
in regard to her health.
Misses Mabel Bliss and Frances
L. Case returned Monday from Wau-
sau, where they have been attending
the S. D. A. convention.
Ed Dumke, serving a sentence for
at the county Jail, was
taken to his home in Appleton by
his father Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. w. G. Ceagiske, of Merrill,
returned to her home Saturday even
ing after a visit in the city with her
sister, Mrs. Dan McKercher.
One of the big pine trees near
the base ball park was struck by
lightning Saturday morning and fell
across 1 e interurban tracks.
Mrs. l.. H. Rosseau and daughter,
Lucille. left Saturday a m. for their
home at Rib Lake, after a visit in
the city at the John Ernser home.
Mrs. N B. Wagner of Port Ed
wards and her guests. Mrs. Nicholas
DERRICK and children, of Manitowoc,
were visitors in the city Friday.