Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-02-24

The contract involves about $4,000 /
and will keep one machine busy for a
season.
Word has been received by relatives |
derwent an operation at ST. Joseph's |
hospital in Wausau, that he is steadily |
improving.
E. B. BEDFORD, secretary of the Con-
solidated Water Power & Paper Co.,
returned Saturday from business |
trip to Milwaukee.
Julian Goodrich of Shohegan, I;,aine,
is guest at the home of his brother,
DR.. j. K Goodrich, Elm street.
Miss Irene Reiehow who has been
employed in Milwaukee for the past
several months returned Saturday eve
ming to her home in this city.
| Henry Middlecannp who has been
guest Of his brother D. w. Middle
camp and family, Birch street, left
| Tuesday morning for his home in Osh-
kosh.
i Cards have been received from Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Klug of Waukesha,
announcing the birth of a son Monday,
4 February Dist Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Klug are former residents of this city.
Mrs. Klug previous to her marriage
was Miss Gretchen Jones, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr E. Jones, who also
formerly resided here.
I Mrs. Theodore Kerstin and son,
Herbert, and Miss Carol Dunchanie
tspent Saturday and Sunday at the
/ homes of VIM. Bushman and Frank
, Kerstin in Rudolph
District Attorney Frank Calkins
is a business visitor in Milwaukee
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs E. P. Little of Irma
spent Tuesday in the city visiting
with friends. Mr.. Little is station
agent at the above place for the ST.
Paul Ry., having been located there
the past year, and is we'll pleased
5 with his position.
Mrs. Harriet Hurley and Lee and
Earl Gordon who We're here to at
t tend the funeral services of the late
4 Malyina Gordon returned Tuesday eve
{ ming to their home in Wausau.
Walter Zahn of Wausau spent Tues
day in this city.
Mrs. Clarence E. Jackson and
daughter Betty Jane are visiting re-
: latives in Wausau this week.
Frank Mills of Eau Claire is a
= Ebusiness visitor in this city.
Mrs. Katherine Staub, First street
north returned Wednesday morning
!. from an extended visit at the home OF
her sister and husband, Judge and Mrs
William T. Pace, in Mr.. Vernon, Ill.
7. S. Moddy of Wayauwego, who
: is well known in this city is calling or
1 UuSIiISSS 1IISiIOS.
James Chamberlain, Manager of the
: Falk American Potato Flour Co. left
: Monday evening for Milwaukee on q
: business trip
Arthur Muson of Sheboygan spent
Tuesday in this city.
81 Mics T L.
employed in this city left Wednesday
for her home in Racine.
Joseph Plum of Marshfield was q
business visitor in this city Tuesday
Franklin Bowen of Oshkosh was
: one of the business visitors here Tues
D day.
Mrs. Frank Nash who recently
n underwent an operation at ST. Mary's
y Hospital in Wausau is reported as
greatly improved.
! Barbara Daily, daughter of Mr.. and
E Mrs. john E. Daily, Third street south
! is i'll at her home with grip.
4 Mrs. Charles Feavel and daughter
d Marjorie, First Street South, left Fri
d day noon for Ismay, Montana, for an
;. xtended visit at the Harry Reed home
| Mrs. Feavel and Mrs Reed are sisters
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wyse left or
: Thursday evening for Reedsburg call
=d there by the serious illness of Mr..
Wyse's father.
George Richards of Stevens Point
was Friday guest at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Richards.
Grand Avenue
Il c. D. Ellingson of Sherry, stock
! buyer, transacted business here Fri
, day.
c. F. Kellogg of Kellogg Bros. Lbr.
Co., returned home Thursday evening
from Chicago where he had been to
attend the Lumberman's convention.
| Mrs. B. NJ. Vaughan and son, Carl,
left Friday noon for Minneapolis
where they were called by the death
IF Mrs. Vaughan's aunt, Mrs. Lewis
Warner