Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-06-12
SHERRY.

Mrs. p. Hike and son are visiting
at ThOrp.
Miss Ella Rhode spent Saturday at
Marshfield.
Mrs. Albert Rouck entertained her
sister recently.
Wedding bells are reported to ring
soon again in our midst.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Jones spent
Thursday at Grand Rapids.
r. H. Morris and brother of Arpin
spent Sunday in our midst.
Principal A. Oakley departed We'd
neSday for his home at Madison.
The Willing Workers Society met
with Miss Marie Cline this week.
The German Lutherans will hold
services at the hall Friday evening.
John J. Williams and son Uriah of
Columbus are making their friends
visit.
Rev. w. j. Agnew attended Il meet
ing of the Winnebago Presbytery the
| past week.
Mrs. Jacob Drollinger who has been
very seriously i'll is reported to be
improving.
Miss Mary Beyer- is at home at
present having completed her term OF
teaching at Arpin.
Eugene Smith of Auburndale ac-
companied by Mr.. Frank spent Monday
in our village Oh business.
Miss Caroline Lusk departed for
Lake Mills Wednesday where she Will
remain fOc an Indefinite time.
Mrs. VIM. Hunzicker and daughters
departed Tuesday for Menominee
Falls where they will visit relatives.
The Misses Amelia Iverson, Ethel
Putney and Marie Cline accompanied
by Walter Cline spent Thursday at
Marshfield.
| Fred K. Becker and A. G. Cline
represented this town as delegates to
the County Convention at Grand
Rapids Saturday.
Henry Whitney and j. A. Cline
returned home Thursday from Grand
Rapids where they had served this
county as jurors.
| MessrS. and Mesdames VIM. DrOll-
niger and Albert Dillinger of Auburn
dale were guests of Jacob DrOllinger
and family Sunday,
il Our sidewalks were placed in good
repair the past week and it is now a
pleasure to walk upon what were
formerly very dangerous walks.
The Children's Day exercises on
Sunday evening drew large audience
and proved to be very successful, the
children doing their part very credit
ably.
Bert W. Gates and wife, George
Weatherly and Hugh G. Jones drove
to the Rapids "Wednesday and listened
to Governor r. M. LaFollette's
j address on municipal affairs.
Mrs. Barbara Beyer and family will
! remove in the near future to Crane
, Rapids where they will reside in the
future We are sorry to lose them bat
hope that they will find the Rapids
a pleasant home.
Farmers, insure your growing crops
against damage by hail, and your
| buildings and stock against loss OF
: damage by wind storms, in The Wis
consin Farmers Mutual Hail and
Cyclone Insurance Company. Chas
S. Whittlesey, County agent. 29-3W
At the public meeting last week il
was decided to hold a grand 4th Of
july celebration here if suitable
7 arrangements can be made, which
no doubt will be satisfactory Let us
all help and make it day .wher
8 patriotism will be displayed by re-
Z Numbering our independence.
A reception was given by the, teach
ers and pupils Of Dist. l on Friday
evening at the school house in honor
2 of the graduating class of 1902, con
1 sisting of the Misses Kitty Bever anC
l Clara Rhode and Henry Bever. Surely
it pays to employ good faithful
teachers to teach our children.
f Remem Der the causus to be held al
2 the hall on the 2Sth which will senC
delegates to the County convention
and to the State convention there
/ from. 1t is important that more
! interest should be taken in OuI
primaries and let as many rs possible
attend the primary on June 28th.