Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-11-16

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nues north, for VIM. Suhr, the paint
| err
| Louis Eron, the plumber and George
Welch were hunting rabbits near KeI
ner Sunday and bagged four rabbits.
All hunters report scarcity of rabbits
this season.
Mrs. Edward Bassett and children
are visiting friends in Stevens Point.
Mr., and Mrs. Otto Staven spent
Saturday and Sunday in Vesper at
the Frederick Staven home.
Clyde Brown who has been spending
the past two weeks in the city on
business left last evening for 1IiIwau-
kee.
Forest Barbour Of Baraboo spent
Saturday and Sunday in the city with
friends.
Mrs. Albert Sackstetter of Wausau
is spending few days in the city with
relatives.
Messrs Jacob Lutz, manager of the
Grand Rapids Brewing Co., Fred Mil
Ter, auto truck driver Of the same com
pany, Louis UIe contractor; and John
Henry, ST., engine driver for many
years in the city of Grand Rapids ex-
pect to leave Tuesday morning for
Tomahawk where they will spend the
week, deer hunting.
Oscar Shanock and Martin Kubisiak
left for Milwaukee Saturday to seek
employment.
j Cohen is spending this week in
Milwaukee attending to business mat
tiers.
Ed. Painter, the druggist of Por-
tage, is in the city visiting with his
mother.
Mrs. Frank Worth who recently IN
derwent an operation for appended
It's at the Riverview hospital is get
ting along nicely and is expected home
| Wednesday.
TUESDAY.
A. B. Cotey of Pittsville was in the
city to attend the session of the coun-
ty board that convened today at two
o'clock. Mr. Cotey is an old time mem
Der of the board and one Of it's efficient
workers.
Rev. Logan and family left this noon
for Waukesha, where they will make
| their future home.
The officers Of school district No.
2, town of Grand Rapids, have rent
ed the Mike Bogoger building known
as the Cornell home nearly opposite
the present school house site, that was
burned Sunday. It has been rented
for school purposes and will be occu-
pied during the winter. This district
does not intend to build a new school
building until spring.
J. F. Weinberg is home from Super
ior for a weeks visit with his family
Mr.. Weinberg was greatly surprised
when alighting from the train yester-
day to find so much snow on the
ground as he stated when he left Su-
perior that the weather was beautiful
and warm with no prospects of snow.
Mr.. Weinberg expects to be at Super
Tor most Of the winter where he is
experimenting the building Of a $780,
900 Normal building.
Mrs. Edward Smith of Second street
left this morning for Wautoma called
there BY the illness of her mother, Mrs.
Mortimer Smith.
H. Martinson returned this morn
ing from the north bringing with him
IT'S ID. buck.
The Beacon Light Club held a very
interesting meeting on Monday after
noon with Mrs. E. J. Clark on Oak
street.
Miss Marion Platt returned to her
home at Manitowoc this morning af-
ter visit in the city at the F. Mac
Kinnon home.
George Halvorsen left Tuesday
morning for Minneapolis to visit his
sister.
Mrs. W. G. Merrill leaves Wednes-
day night for San Antonio, Texas, to
join her husband as they now expect
to spend the winter there The Doc
tors opportunities there in profess
sional way are very advantageous to
him and he wants to avail himself Of
this chance to perfect himself in his
profession while he has such an ez-
cellent opportunity. Therefore he
changed his mind about coming back
to Grand Rapids. When through there
they will come back to this city.
Orson Cochran left this morning
for Athens where he will spend week
or ten days tuning pianos.
WEDN ESDAY
Mrs. c.. A. B0orman left Tuesday
for Madison being called there on ac-