Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-07-22
Frank and Wilbur Kellper, George

Frank and Wilbur Kellner, George
Deringer and Royal Gets have been
spending the week in camp near Biron,
on an island opposite the Jos. Sweeney
farm. The boys are having high time
and lots of fish chowders.
Cigarmaker Nash, Centralia, first
baseman for Stevens Point ball team,
made three home runs in two games
against Oshkosh Saturday and Sunday.
Nash carries a long hitting eye with
him this season, has an excellent bat
ting record.
Mrs ". S. Buckley and three child
rem, who have been outing at Lake
Emily, are getting a little sickness
mixed in their pleasure this week. The
three little folks are down with chicken
pox. John B. Arpin went out to the
Lake to see them Wednesday p. N.
Con. Biron, travelling salesman for a
Milwaukee firm, was guest of Mayor
Geo. W. Baker, Saturday and Sunday.
He was party to a pleasant fishing trip
on the latter day and had the sport of
catching number of nice black bass.
Mr.. Biron takes a yearly outing with
our fishermen.
Arsin Arpin who is in Colorado shipped
by express to his children in this
city two months old burro.
He arrived Monday and has been a
curiosity for the children of the neigh
borhood. His bray will raise the hair
on bald head. Mr.. Arpin's children
are delighted with the little fellow of
long ears.
Henry Ulrich, real estate dealer of
Milwaukee, is under arrest on the
charge of obtaining money under false
pretenses. The complainant is George
Killings, former carpenter contractor
of North Greenfield, now resident Of
Paoli, Orange county, Ind. The arrest
grows out of a real estate deal.
Miss Matte Bronson was pleasantly
surprised last Tuesday evening by
number of her friends who came in to
spend the evening with her Toward
midnight ice cream and cake were
served. Dancing was the main feature
of the evening. Miss Matte is a splen=
did hostess and everybody had a good
time.
The many friends of Mrs. John Car
den, mother of the Douyille girls, will
be pleased to learn that she has so far
recovered from her recent severe ILL.,
ness as to be able to visit in this city.
While here she continued treatment
with DR.. G. F. Witter, who was called
to Arnott during her most dangerous
spell, June 90, and who has since had
the case in charge.
The Misses Cora, Jennie and Grace
Pratt entertained at five O'Clock '.tea"
Tuesday in honor of their cousin Miss
Margery Jacoby, Of Montana. Cups
were set for twenty-four and happy
event is mentioned by those who were
present. An interesting and novel
guessing game entitled "Hiddep Names
of Presidents" was provided as spe=
cial feature of entertainment and in the
contest Miss Ella J. Hasbrouch won first
honors, Miss Mamie Conway, consola-
ton.
julius Rosholt, wife and two children
were entertained at the ] d. WitterIhome |
in this city from Saturday until Mou=
day afternoon. Mr.. Rosholt had been |
visiting his brother John G. in Alban,
and attending the teachers convention |
at Milwaukee, himself and wife being
graduates of the Oshkosh Normal. He
was principal of the Howe High School
in this city sixteen years ago, remain
ing here for term of three years. At i
present he is cashier of the First
Bank, Mayville, North Da-
kota, which position he has held for an
period.