Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-05-27
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Pansies soc. John Banberg, Tel 635.
1866 Apricot St. 3twc.
Miss Kate Kammerer who has been
patient the past two weeks at the
Sacred Heart Sanitarium at Milwau-
kee, arrived home Monday evening
and has resumed her duties at the
Wood County Telephone office.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Dewey of Toma-
hawk and Walter Dixon and family of
Rudolph arrived Monday to attend the
funeral services of the late James
Dolan which were held at SIS. Peter
&Paul catholic church Tuesday a m.
Miss Bernice Eggert left Tuesday
morning for ST. Paul to meet her
sister Zelda who taught the past
year at Shollsmade, n. d., the young
ladies will return home together
and Miss Zelda will spend her
] summer vacation here.
Mrs. w. E. Crane and daughter Ag
mes, of Ingram, where Miss Agnes
teaches in the public schools were
guests of Miss Jessie Parrish few
days the past week. Mrs. Crane and
daughter will be remembered as form
er residents of this city.
FOR SALE:-Cheap, a Mitchell s.
passenger touring car. D. J. Arpin,
telephone 358 tic.
Harry Atwood and sons of Marsh
field, who were guests of Mr.. Atwood's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs W. L. Atwood
Grand avenue returned to their home
Friday afternoon.
Gerald Fritzsinger and Tony Peer
enboom left Thursday evening for Chi
cago to drive back two Elgin Six cars
These gentlemen have taken the
agency in this city for the Elgin Six.
Miss Hildegarde Dahlke arrived
home Saturday evening from Ell Paso,
Texas, to spend the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dahlke.
Prof E. G. Doudna and family have
moved into their new home recently
purchased of Fred Hirsch.
Emil Claussen, the well-known brick
layer, arrived in the city the past week
from the south looking hale and hear
ty. He expects to go to work at his
trade and stay in Grand Rapids for
the present. He has been doing well
and while absent has seen his daugh-
ter graduate from southern college
and is now holding down a splendid
position in Minneapolis.
We have been enjoying our first
good growing weather this week. The
sun is beginning to warm up little
after nine months of cold weather. We
believe the sun must have been affect
ed by the action Of some other planets
this past winter
Mrs. H. S. Youker, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Geo. R. Gardner, the
past week departed Tuesday for Sheri-
dan Montana, tt visit with her mo-
Their ard sister Mrs. Minkler. Mrs
Youker expects to return to Grand
Rapids and make t}is place har per
manent home in the near future
The work of re-modeling the VIM
Giebels' house on the corner of Eighth
street and Washington avenue is pro-
crossing nicely. The cellar walls and
foundation are completed and the L or
wing of the house is raised another
story. The house is going to be re-
modelled inside and modernized with
furnace, water, bath and sewer. It
will be for rent; we understand when
completed.
Mrs. c. A. Wilmington and son mo-
tored to this city Friday to spend
the week end with Mr.. Wilmington, who
IS experimenting the construction of
the new paper machine building of the
Consolidated Water Power & Paper
Company.
lay Normington, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. bennington, who is a
student at Lawrence University at
Appleton, was one of the team who
went to Carlton, Minnesota, to at
tend the track meet at MARKHAM
College. An infection had developed
IN his right leg and, altho in severe
pain, he entered the meet and won
second place in disc throwing. On
mis- return, he stopped off at Marsh
field for treatment by Dr. Doege who
pronounced his case severe blood
poisoning and had him Immediately
removed to st. Joseph's Hospital of
that citv where he remained several
days. He was brought to this city
on Wednesday and has been under
constant care of a physician. He is
reported greatly improved at this
writing and expects to return to APP
pleton to resume his studies.