Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-04-08
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pleton on Sunday to resume her stu
dies in Lawrence College following a
weeks vacation with her parents here.
Miss Helen Dixon returned to Fair
child Sunday to resume her work n
the schools there following a few days
visit at home.
Hubert Stark, a student at Mar
quette has returned to Milwaukee to
resume his studies following a short
vacation at home.
ID. c. Pickett, who has been absent,
from the city for the past two weeks
visiting his sister, Mrs. Roberts at
Cambria, and his brother Frank at
North English, Ia, has returned
home. 49,
Mrs. T.. J. Brennan, who has been
visiting her brother DR.. Starr in Stan
ley has returned home.
Warren Beadle and family have re-
turned to their home in Stevens Point
after a short visit here with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Wesley.
Miss Ruth Nelson, returned Monday
from Eau Claire where she had been
spending her Easter vacation at home.
Miss Maxine Philleo has returned to
MiIuyanl-oa fp1 hon. ic,;E
Misses Elizabeth Nash and Ruth
Kinney of Nekoosa, spent portion
of Sunday visiting friends here.
Harlow Morrill,, a student in the
Normal at the Point returned there
Monday following short vacation
here with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Larson left last
Wednesday fer St Paul where they
will reside III the future.
Mr. and Mrs. William Knoll have
returned from visit with their daugh
ter, Mrs. A. Wachs at Merrill being
there for Easter Sunday.
Mrs. H, Weisberg returned Tues
day from Wausau where she had been
to visit her daughter, patient in st.
Mary's hospital.
Misses Marion and Beatrice Doughty
and Lulu Witheral were the guests of
friends in Stevens Point on Sunday. :.
Miss Alma Lutz returned from
short visit with Babcock friends on
Monday.
Miss Marie Fail, is guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Hanne-
mann.
Henry Carlson, left Monday for
GAINESVILLE where he will spend some
time ON business.
uvin (Zip) Rhode, for several years
clerh at the Dixon Hotel, has resigned
and will make a tour of the west, with
the intention of locating. He served
with the 32nd Division in France see
ing considerable action with the field
artillery in the Chateau Thierry and
Argonne drives, and has great many
friends from this outfit who reside in
the vicinity Of Boise, Idaho.
Charles Manka, who is working at
the Badger Box factory at Black Riv-
err Falls spent Sunday with his fam
lily here.
Edward Spafford has returned from
a two weeks visit in Indianapolis where
he was the guest of his daughter Mrs.
c. E. H. Johnson. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Freeman, for
merly of DesMoines, Ia, have moved +
to Grand Rapids and are making their
home for the present with Mr.. and /
Mrs. G. Joseph on the west side.
Miss Isabelle Zimmerman was in /
Nekoosa Tuesday morning making
notes on the, election.
Attorney Theo. W. Brazeau was in I
Nekoosa on business Tuesday.
Miss Esther. Sierck has returned .
from a short visit with friends in Mil
waukee.
Miss Anna Holosli, and sister Ber-
nice spent Easter Sunday with their .
parents at junction City.
George Williams of Nekoosa spent I
Sunday here with T. E. Mullen and +
family.
Stewart Karseboom and P. Eaton, I
who are living in Milwaukee spent
Sunday here at their homes. Both .
boys are employed at the Fabricated
Ship Corporation in the Cream City, +
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Winecke spent
Easter with the formers parents in
Stevens Point.