Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-03-18

"A, ]. Anderson returned. on ,Ifdrs-
day of last week from business visit
at ST. Paul, MINI.
F. A. Nelson, of Minneapolis, a
former resident of Grand Rapids was
here last week looking after affairs
and meeting old friends.
Miss Edna Roach, returned to Fond
du Lac on Friday, following visit
with her brother, Herbert Roach and
family.
Miss Esther Brahmstead who was
summoned from st. Paul by the death
of Olaf Brahmstead returned there on
| Friday of last week.
| Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Lewis, accom-
panied by Lester Kuster left the last
of the week for Kenosha following
| short visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Owen. They will locate in Kenosha
permanently, but have been living in
| Minnesota for some time past.
Attorney Harry E. Fitch was in the
| city Thursday to attend the session
| of the Wood County circuit court.
Mrs. NJ. McGrogan and Mrs. NJ. E.
Powers of Nekoosa were in the city
shopping on Thursday last week.
William Gross of Wausau who has
been a guest at the residence of his
sister Mrs. G. w. Davis on Third
street south left for his home on Thurs
day.
Mrs. George Smith of Rosholt, was
a guest at the residence of her sis
ter, Mrs. Matt Ernser on Washington
avenue several days last week.
Mesdames Edward Bonham of New
Lisbon, and Clarence Stevens Of Love-
land, Iowa were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Rowland last week.
Walter Johnson, of Killman, was in
the city on business on Friday.
James J. Hamilton returned Friday
from business trip to Ladysmith.
Miss Anna Splies returned Monday
from visit with her sister Marie at
the state capitol.
Misses Valeria Edwards and Grace
Gavre of Nekoosa, were shoppers in
this city on Friday last.
Miss Jessie Nicholson of Wawaunee
arrived here last week for short Wis.
$ it at the David Lutz residence.
Shoppers at Johnson & Hill com.
a pany's store will soon have the pleas
ure of going up and down stairs via 9
new electric elevator which is to bt
n installed for their convenience. Boil
passenger and freight elevators viii
be put in replacing the old elevator:
: now in use.g
: Miss Isabelle Mclaughlin, has nur
chased the City News Depot from
S Wheelan and Kruger, the deal being
II closed on Monday. Miss McLaugh
q lin has been manager of the stand fo
: almost year past being in complet
y charge. 1t is probable that she vii
enlarge the business considerably, an,
e branch out into other lines than pape
II and magazines exclusively.
l. Miss Phoebe Jones, who has been
e guest of Mrs. Dan Arpin, Jr, has re
turned to her home at Wausau.
q Mrs. j. F. sWesley and Mrs. L. c
/ Durga of this city spent Saturday a
$, Amherst.
II A. Lives of Milwaukee was
g business visitor III the city Saturday
( Doll Witheral, who runs on tn
5. Green Bay & Western between Gran
d Rapids and Green Bay, is spending
1t two weeks lay off here.
r. Mrs. L. Rakita of Arpin is a CUES
a at the home of her sister, Mrs. Thos
re CARRIER.
Mrs. Anton Brost of Babcock wa
20 visiting friends in the city Saturday
e Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Mann o
g Kansas City. Missouri are visiting M,
n and Mrs. J. c. Werle on Eighth stree
north.
's L. Nordstrum has returned to hi
/ duties at the Ahdawagam Paper Pro
ducts company office after a fou
g weeks illness.
J. Miss Rose Ripsiz of Arpin was
visitor in the city on Saturday.
e Mrs. Nile Thompson, nee Laur
st Painter, who has been visiting rela
). tlves and friends in this city, return
ed to her home in Milwaukee Saturday
% Mrs. S. Steinberg and daughter
% Mrs. Joseph Epstein spent Sunday q
0. Merrill.
/ Mrs. John Schnabel Sr., Oak stree
and daughter, Mrs. Harland Stetsor
= of Ironton, Mimi, who have bee
- visiting at the home of Mrs. Melvin
h Lind at Hillsboro, returned home Sat
I urday. Mrs. Lind is Mrs. SchnabeP
/ daughter and Mrs. Stetson's sister.
/ George j. Gibson of Hartford spen
( Sunday at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gibson on Gran,
avenue.
II Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Margraf hav,
gone to GAINESVILLE where they will en-
gage in the restaurant business.
/ Miss Laura Rayome of Arnott wa.
guest at the Henry Beimler HON,
on Friday
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