Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-08-09

pretty party at her home Friday
afternoon. The young folks had a
splendid time.
D. D. Conway returned this morning
from Orient, s. Dakota and reports his
brother VIII, who had his leg broken,
improving.
Rev. W. Seifert, of London, Dane
county, will occupy the pulpit 1t the
Moravain church, Sabbath morning and
evening. He will speak in the German
language. All are invited out to hear
him.
August Althouse, Of the town of New
Rome, Adams county, was in the city
Wednesday. He reports the ceral crops
almost a total failure.
Miss Matte Armstrong, stenographer
in Cady & Coles law Office, Marshfeld,
stopped over in this city Sunday with
her sister Mae while OH her way home
to Necedah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Arpin returned
home Monday morning from their visit
at her home in Drummondsville,
Canada. They report a very enjoyable
time while absent.
Mr.. Moses Mezerow returned to his
home in Rhinelander Tuesday morning
He visited here about two weeks the
guest of B. SLIDER.
Mrs. L. D. Cronk and little daughter,
of West Superior, are visiting with
Mrs. 7. J. Cooper, Centralia. Mrs.
Cronk has many friends in the twin
cities who will be pleased to see her.
Mrs. Wolf, Mrs. Weiland and children
from Appleton, Mr.. and Mrs. Reiland
and Mr.. d. Reiland, from Grand Rapids
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Scheibe Sunday at Nekoosa.
Miss Mayme Richards, teacher of the
second primary department in the
Howe High School last year, will teach
in Chippewa Falls the coming school
season.
Miss Alice King, stenographer in the
law office Of B. R. Goggins, returned
Sunday morning from an extended
vacation with her parents in Columbus,
this state.
Messrs. Grundy and vollmar, of
Marshfield, were in the city Tuesday
looking over the political situation.
Gentlman Upham is all right here and
will get all of his party vote as we'll as
that of some of his democratic friends.
Mrs. Ella Schultz returned from
Stoughton last Sunday after undergoing
ten days treatment with DR.. Hyland
Mrs. Schultz is entirely recovered from
her indisposition and is now able to
resume her music class.
Mr.. John Slusser, of Stevens Point,
was married Sunday to Mrs. Rosa
SchnibIey Of this city by Rev. J. R.
Fretts. They will make their home in
Stevens Point where Mr.. Slusser is
employed. They have the best wishes
of many friends in the Twin Cities.
Messrs. w. A. Brazeau, Grand Rapids;
Daniel McKercher, Centralia, and Dan
Kernahan, DR.. Wood and VIII Herold,
PittsVille, left this city Sunday morning
on their wheels for R1pon to attend the
bicycle meet there on the 7, s and g..
They will return the same way.
Geo. L. Williams and family went
over to their cottage at Lake Emily,
Wednesday TO rusticate about two
weeks. The Williams cottage has been
in good demand this season Mr..
Gardeners family being the last to
yaCate.
Mr., Ed. Hougen Will.leave tomorrow
for his home in Manitowoc after spend
ing a considerable portion of his
summer vacation with his brother in
this city. Ed stands high in social
circles here and will be missed by his
many young friends.
Mr.. Lucian Berard has rented his old
home in the 4th ward to Ellis KRONER
and moved this week into his cosy new
home erected on the adjacent lot. The
express business must be increasing
largely to demand this house for storage
purposes or else, Ellis, you must
explain.
Messrs. Will Bateman and Milton
Miller, the Twin City battery, played
with Stevens Point in their city We'd
nesday against Marshield. The battery
for Marshfeld was futile and Bells,
the crack men of Wausau. Game
ended 10 to II in favor of Stevens
Point and Bateman covered himself all
over with glory by knocking out two
! home runs off futile.