Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-04-08

the city Saturday visiting relatives.
VIM. Peters of Altdorf was a Wis
itor here Saturday.
Frank Barrett, c. & N. W. con-
ductor returned Saturday to Red
Granite, his home.
Mrs. August Bengert and daughter
of Biron were Saturday shoppers here.
+ James Dixon, a we'll known Rudolph
resident was in the city Saturday.
Dan Arpin, Jr, who is living at
Bruce, Wis, arrived here Saturday for
a visit with relatives.
u. S. Income Tax Collector Leo Col
burn, of Madison spent the week end
here Saturday and Sunday and attend
ed the Elks dance on Monday.
Miss Isabel Schlig has returned
from a visit with friends in Marshfield.
Martin Rozinski, who is working in
Racine was here over Easter to visit
his mother Mrs C. Rozinski.
Atty, B. K. Goggins returned last
week from Green Lake county where
he had been on legal business.
E. E. Daily of Vesper was a business
visitor here Saturday.
William Perling returned from
GAINESVILLE Saturday and remained over
until Tuesday to vote.
Miss Gertrude Philleo, who is a
Mimi, returned Sunday to her posi-
ton after a long vacation here.
Miss Mary Noltner, who holds po-
sition in the schools at Necedah was
here visiting relatives over Easter.
Miss Leone Johnson, returned Mon
day from Chippewa Falls where she
had been to spend the Easter holidays
with her parents.
Roy NJ. Weeks has returned to Chi
cago after spending Easter with his
parents here.
Eldred G. Macdonald left Sunday
for Ladysmith after spending Easter
with his parents here.
Dean c. Babcock resigned his posi-
ton in the chemical department of the
Nekoosa- Edwards Paper Mill, the past
week, and will leave Saturday for
: Clintonville, Wisconsin, where he has
accepted a position with the Four
Wheel Drive Auto company.
/ George Corriveau who has been
home the past week for his Easter va
cation has returned to his studies in
the Evanston College.
Ferdinand Link leaves this week for
Milwaukee, where he will enter Sa-
cred Heart sanitarium in the interests
of his health. He is troubled with high
blood pressure and we hope he will
! find relief.
Miss Appolonia Phelan, stenograph-
er at the Indian Agency, spent the
Easter holidays in Oshkosh the past
week.
Mrs. Dorothy Brundage- Hansen,
who had been the guest of Miss Ruth
Fontalne the past week left Friday
morning for Chicago, where she met
her husband to spend Easter Sunday
in Chicago.
Rupert Hougen, who has been spend
ing his Easter vacation at home left
Monday for Appleton to resume his
studies at Lawrence college.
Roy and Dorothy Normington who
are attending school in Appleton re-
turned to their studies Monday after
| a pleasant week at home with their
parents.
Louis Meunier, sustained injuries to
his right hip and arm when he acct
IDENTIFY tumbled off step ladder last
week. He has been forced to use
clutches to get about, but is now able
to get along without them.
Mrs. Ethel Smith, of First street
north left Monday for a few days Wis
1t with friends in Manawa.
Paul Schuneman returned Monday
from a visit with friends in Wausau.
Attorney D. d. Conway, candidate
for delegate at large, on the Demo-
cratic ticket, left Monday for Orient,
S. d., where he will spend a week with
his brother, Martin Conway.
Miss Esther Henderickson, First
street north, returned Sunday from a |
weeks stay with friends in Independ-
ence and Arkdaie.
Henry Ebbe returned Monday from
business trip 20 Marshfield.
Miss Eliza beth EoCort17 opI e1stor