Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-12-05
PITTSVILLE

| Miss Grace Brooks returned last wednes-
day from Grand Rapids where she recently
underwent an operation in the hospital.
L. E. Colvin, of Marshf1eld, was business
visitor here few days last week.
ids, spent Thanksgiving at the Daemerich
home west of town. Mr.. Walters played
Trombone in the Crown Orchestra at the
Tha Swing dance
The Weyer home has been recently treated
to coat of paint.
Miss Grace Nowatney, of Grand Rapids
spent Thanksgiving with friends in this city
Dr. and Mrs. NJ B. Wood spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Oftelie at ST.
Paul
Mrs. Clara Hucking spent last week with
relatives and friends at Grand Rapids.
DR.. and Mrs. Edw. Hougen and children
spent Thanksgiving with the formers par
ents at Manitowoc.
| The dance given IN Hougen's hall last
Thursday evening was attended by an I'M
usually large crowd of young folks, about
sixty numbers being sold. Music was fur
nished by the Crown Orchestra of six pieces
| The Royal Neighbors served supper in the
| l. o. o. F. building.
Miss Alva Hutchins who teaches at Sherry
| spent Thanksgiving at her home here.
F. j. Wood of Grand Rapids was business
visitor in our city last Saturday.
Robert Houston, who is enjoying a visit
here has an attack of throat trouble.
party was given at Chas. Huer home last
Saturday evening, the occasion being given
in honor OF Miss Lolas fifteenth birthday
About fifteen young people were in attend
ance, and fine time is reported.
Lutte Mccoy and Baird Andrews left for
their homes at Magnolia and Evansville,
after two weeks hu nting trip here We
understand that they succeeded in captur-
ing four deer while here.
James Cline of Sherry, attended the dance
here last Thursday evening.
The many friends OF Chas. PeIow and Miss
Maude Favell were agreeably surprised last
week when it became known that they were
married last Monday evening at the home
of the brides parents at Grand Rapids The
young people are well and popularity known
in this vicinity, the groom being our barber,
while the bride was formerly bookkeeper at
the Baum department store. We join with
their many friends in wishing them much
happiness in their new life.
Several young people from Babcock at.
tended the Thanksgiving dance in this city.
A number of the band boys rendered a
serenade to Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Pelow last
Tuesday. After the Serenade one of the tai |
ented players treated our citizens to few
trombone solos which were highly appreci- |
ated by the public at large.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Willis and daughter |
Grace of Seymour. left last Saturday after |
their visit at the Robt. Gardner home.
Miss Essie Dunning, of Alma Centre, is |
guest OF her friend Ethel Clack.
j. L. Peaslee held duck and goose rattle
at his saloon last Tuesday and Wednesday. |
c. Z. King brought several land men up
from Whitewater last Friday.
Ernest Dawes returned last Tuesday from
Rockford. Ill.
The high school pupils gave carnival and
supper in the L. o. o. F. building last We'd
nesday evening. A good sized crowd was in
attendance and about fifteen dollars was
Melted which will be used in purchasing
sectional book cases for the reading room.
Mr.. and Mrs Jessie Heath, OF GAINESVILLE,
are visiting relatives in town this week.
cital at the Edw. Clack home last Friday
evening
Edwin Carley who has been working at
Glidden is enjoying visit with his family.
Claude Belts of Lynden, spent Thanks
giving with his cousin, Henry Arntz.
j. Isson, of wausau, spent THANKSGIVING
at the S. n. Baum home.
John Erickson of Hiles, was in town this
week.
The Misses Christie and Joyce Hatteberg,
of Marshfeld spent Thanksgiving as the
guest of their sister Mrs. John Ebbe.
G. H. Schlegel has received car load OF.
coal which he will use in the grist mill.
J. King, of Lindsey was in town last Fri
day.
Miss Theo. Slower returned Tuesday from
a visit at Rush Creek,
Miss Emma Protz who teaches in the
Gardiner district is enjoying a months va
cation diptheria having broken out in the
district
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