Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-08-30

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ready for plasterers. 1t ought not to
be very long before the building is
ready for occupancy.
C. H. Rintelmann Of Flushing, N.
Y, is in the city a guest of his sister
Mrs. A. L. Fontaine and family for a
few days
DIR. Geo. r. Houston and Geo.
| Crowns left Sunday afternoon for Fort
Sheridan Camp where they have gone
into training.
Miss Winnie Rablin of Superior, Wis
is in the city this week the guest Of her
| sister, Mrs. F. J. Wood.
Mrs. Hayden, mother of Mrs. Guy
R. Wood of Eau Claire, Wis, was the
guest of Mrs. F. J. Wood a couple of
days the past week while on her way
to Chicago to visit her son
Joseph Grain of the South Side, was
a visitor in this city over Sunday. He
is now employed with the Winona pa
per mill He reports that he enjoys
the work in that mill very much.
Geo. Tomsyck, Supt., of the Winona
Paper mill, spent Sunday in this city
with relatives.
Geo. Fox, who has been employed
in the Geo. Huntington Garage in this
city, left Tuesday morning for Minoc-
qua, where he is going to act as chauf-
city.
VIM Corcoran Jr., Of Port Arthur,
Canada, is in the city visiting with
his father. It will be remembered that
William is employed by the Pigeon
River Lumber Co., and has been for
many years.
William Meyer, Civil Engineer, left
Sunday night for Portland, Maine,
where he is going to serve Uncle Sam
in the Coast Artillery.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Nelson, return
ed home Saturday, after ten-days'
wedding trip in ST Paul, and Sar-
tell. Mimi, and Trout Lake, Wis, they
had very enjoyable visit among re-
latives and friends during their alb
sence-
The foundation walls for w. w. Mar
ling's new house facing on Eighth ST.
N, is approaching completion. The
superstructure will be pushed to early
completion.
J. A. Bogie's new house on First
street north is all enclosed and is rap
idly approaching completion. Walter
Gardner has the contract for it's cree
ton and is pushing matters.
Leslie Hougen, employed in the Ra-
gan Auto Sales Garage, is in Rhine
lander this week enjoying a vacation
Mrs. A Marceau, and daughter Ar
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where they have been visiting Mrs. c.
Haskell, for week. They report an
enjoyable trip.
The big Stevens Point Fair will be
held next week, Sept. 4th to 7th. Over
so horses are entered in the trotting
and running races. Eight big free
acts. Big automobile show, and tract
or demonstrations. 1900 birds enter
ed in the cicken show. Large exhibits
in all departments. Do not forget the
dates, and be sure and attend.
Miss Alma Peters, assistant in the
County Treasures office is enjoying
a weeks vacation in Wausau and in.
cidentally attending the fair.
Miss Florence Jensen, deputy il
the Probate Office, in the court house
for Judge W. J. Conway is in Waupa.
ca this week, visiting relatives.
Mrs Celia Garrison, Mrs. J. W
Cochran and two sons, motored Tues
day to Marshfeld where they enjoyed
days outing.
Will Cochran is in Babcock this weel
at the home of Mrs. J. E. Ingraham
Miss Leila Ebbe, daughter Of Mr.. anc
. Mrs. ]. J. Ebbe, Of Pittsville, is in the
} city this week the guest of her Uncl,
Henry Ebbe and family
Percy Dupes of Marshfeld, was ar
rested for petit larceny and fount
guilty and sentenced to the Count.
Jail for ninety days.
Mrs. M. J. Bellanger Of the Inn Ho
tel, at Waupaca, was in the city Sun
day guest at the Witter Hotel.
| j. J. Ebbe and family Of Pittsville
, were in this city Sunday guests o
J Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lynn.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. H. Lynn are spend
ing the week at Wausau with thei
! daughter Mrs. Fl. A. Stacker Will
: there they are taking in the Marathon
> County Fair.