Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-05-20

Amos Minnehan, son of Mrs. George
Minnehan who has been a steward on
one of the trans Atlantic liners during
the war, serving on transport, ar
rived in the city Saturday and will re-
main here for several months. Mr..
Minnehan is one of the home boys,
reared in this city, and made number
of trips to France and other foreign
ports during the recent trouble
Mrs. H. S. Youker is in the city a
guest of Mrs. Geo. R. Gardner. She
has had her household effects moved
here and expects to make her home
here, where she has many warm
friends who will take delight in well
coming her back to Grand Rapids
While here on business she expects to
go to Sheridan, Montana, where her
mother and sister, Mrs. Winkler re-
side. When through with her visit
there she will return to this city.
Mrs. Albert Turck of Milwaukee and
Mrs. Clifford Livingston of Merrill,
were in the city Saturday between
trains guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c..
Weisel. Mrs. Turck and Mrs. Living
ston viii be better remembered as
Miss Mae and Elsie Baruch, while
they lived in Grand Rapids.
E. A. Rector has his two houses on
the corner of Ninth and Wiley streets
pretty near ready for occupancy The
houses are both rented and the fam
lilies are anxious TO move into them.
Each of the houses rent for $40 per
month, are modern in every particular
and we'll arranged as to convenience.
Mr. Rector expects to have them ready
for the first of June
VIM. Corcoran the surveyor and tim
Der estimator, who has been in the en-
ploy of the Pigeon River Lumber Co.,
of Port Arthur, Canada, the past win
ter is in the city looking after his re-
sidence property on Eighth street
south. William likes his work and is
feeling fine. He is rs years of age
and looks only half that age. He is
going back there in a few weeks. He
reports all the Grand Rapids people
we'll and doing fine.
= Too, n ND hi No1I of
Greneville, Mississippi, who are with
the J. B. Arpin Dredging company
were in the city the past week visiting
relatives and old time friends. John
is looking we'll and feels fine. His
son Neil is in the navy with Uncle
Sam where he holds a good position
at the Great Lakes station. He is
married and has one child. He is do
ing we'll and prospering.
Henry Hasbrouck of Port Arthur.
Canada, was the guest of his brother
A. J. Hasbrouck and his two sisters
in this city the past week. He is seal
er for the Pigeon River Lumber com
pany and is doing wei. Henry looks
good and likes his joo in the northern
woods of Canada. He returned to his
work on Monday.
Al. Sutor is back from Milwaukee
where he underwent an operation in
the interests of his health. He is feel
i,,r ,,,,Ych halter ooJ oypcatC tO ma G
another trip to Milwaukee before he is
all through. His stay at the hospital
was attended with some pain.
w. A. Drumb sold his residence or
Vine street to Geo. Houston, the den
tist, the past week Mr.. and Mrs
Drumb expect to go out west with ais
car and may locate there permanently
if he finds anything to his liking. He
has a brother out west and he may To-
cate where he is. They expect tt
leave about May 30th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armon Fechhelm, Of
Two Rivers. Wis, were here the pas
week and moved their household goods
to that city. Their two houses ane
lots on Washington avenue between
10th and 18th streets are for sale. En-
quire at this office for particulars.
F. l.. Steib, the druggist is bacl
from Milwaukee where he had Sigh