Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-06-06
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Ed. Clack and family spentThursday
in Grand Rapids, combining business
with pleasure.
Fay Lowell returned from Plover
last week, where he has been at work.
Mrs. VIM. Haskins of Grand Rapids
was shaking hands with old friends in
the city last Thursday.
Mesdames Paulson and Peterson and
children Of Veedum were guests at
the Steine home last Thursday.
Word has been received that How
ard Wallace and Johanna johnson
were married ia Belvidere, ILL.,, last
Thursday evening. Both young
people are well and favorably known
in this city.
The D. of r. and l. o. O. F. ten
dered farewell reception last Thurs
day eve TO Mary Eccles, Kriste HATTIE
berg and DR.. Weickel.
House cleaning and summer sewing
is the order Of the day for the busy
housewife.
The pupils of the third room pre-
a beautiful spoon, last Friday morn
ing as token Of their respect and
esteem.
Geo. Matthews of Arpin visited his
cousin Geo. Lundy last Friday and
Saturday. Saturday eve he took part
in the play given by tie Arpin Home
Talent Co.
The following program was rendered
at the banquet given by the Reds"
at the |. O. O. F. hall last Friday
Opening Chorus.
Reading ...............M Mr.. JunkmaD.
Music ...,....... ......Lettie AyreS.
Reading. ........ ......GeO. Lunday.
Solo. ........ Vern Mccoy
Music 49,. Harry Dawes and Clarence
Favell.
Following the program a good supper
! was served and many jolly games in
dulged in.
The play given by the Arpin Home
| Talent Co., last Saturday evening was
well patronized and considered good.
A dance was given after the show.
| DR.. Weickel expects to leave
shortly for Milwaukee where he will
spend a short vacation. He is unde-
cided as to where he will locate then,
as he has several different towns in
view. The community will certainly
miss having a dentist here, and dur
| ing the three years Doc" has been
| here, he has made numerous friends
| who are sorry to see him go.
| The ball game between the High
| School Team and the Grand Rapids
| City team last Thursday afternoon
resulted in a score of to II in favor
| of PittSyiIle.
G. Dunning and family will leave in
| about a week for Merriam Junction,
where Mr.. Dunning has purchased d
farm. They moved here about four
years ago.
The sidewalks all over the city are
| being torn up, to be replaced by new
ones, which will greatly add to the
good looks of the city. The next i'm
| provement to be made should be the
planting or shade trees, by property
| holders.
The commencement exercises of the
| PittSville High school will be held at
Hougen's hall. Friday June 18th. fol-
lowing is the program.
| Music ......., Grown Orchestra
invocation. $50. Rev. Florence Brown
| History and prophecy. -. Ethel Clack
| Vocal Solo. Arthur Mitchell
1.-THE Trust Problem. Geo. Sunday.
| Music. -. $50. ........ Male Chorus
"Advice to JunorS".. Geo. Lunday
| Reply. ... John Udell
Music. =. Leslie Mccoy and C. Favell
| Address. -. .... 80. John f. Sims
Pres. State Normal, Stevens Point,
Wis.
Music. Crown Orchestra
Presentation Of Diplomas. Glen
Junkman.
Music. . . mixed Chorus
The graduates are: Ethel j. Clack
Geo. A. Lunday and Arthur R.
Mitchell. Glass Motto We've
Reached the Bay in Safety, the Ocear
Lies in View" Glass ColOrs:-CIim
son and White. Glass Flowers:
nations.