Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-02-20

Instrumentation is as follows. 1st Violin
Chas. Schrinner, Piano Leslie Mccoy. Clari-
nets Arthur Mftchells, and Lewis Dawes,
Comets Emil Werner and Amos Dawes.
We are sorry to report that Sylvia Pope is
very Ill with lung trouble
About eighteen little friends pleasantly
surprised Roy Mccoy at his home last Fri
day evening to help him celebrate his thir-
tenth birthday A fine time was had by all
present.
Edw. Clark returned last Monday from a
business visit at Appleton.
The Pittsville Hardware Co. is busy now
days writing up pickle contracts for the H.
]. Heinze Pickle Co.
About seven tank carloads OF pickles have
been shipped from the local 81. j. Heinze
sailing station. Ed. Langhof has charge OF
the station this winter.
Silas Moon. of Plainf1eld, returned home
last week after few weeks visit at the Dan
Bengler home west of town.
R.H. Boyington of Fernie, British Column
bia. is once more shaking hands around
town. We are glad to report that Mr.. Boy
ington is enjoying excellent health this win
ter.
Geo. Faven and family OF Grand Rapids,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Pc
low.
The F. R. A. are intending to give private
ball next Friday evening
Fred Anderson left last Tuesday for Beloit
where he has employment.
Several young ladies spent most enjoy
able evening as the guest OF Miss Essie
Junkman last Saturday evening.
The second Leap year ball given at
Hougen's hall by the Sewing club last Fri
day eve was a success in every way. About
thirty-five couple were in attendance and all
seemed to be bent upon having good time.
The Crown orchestra furnished excellent
music for the occasion.
Mesdames George and James Hiles of
Dexterville were shoppers in our city last
Saturday.
High Scoool Notes.
The fine weather the past week makes the
boys almost think they will be playing ball
again.
Verne Mccoy was absent few days last
week on account of illness.
The Sen1or-Junior class association have
discontinued their regular social meetings.
The Seniors find too much work to do in the
coming months which prevents them from
preparing programs for the social meeting.
Several visitors called on us last Thursday
and Friday. Among the members were Mes
DANES H. c. Mccoy. A. Junkman, c. H.
Dawes and Miss Harlowe. ComeEagain, the
school wishes your company.
rrl,
class play but they expect to make the selec-
ton this week.
A new reading table and a half dozen chairs
complete the furnishing of the reading room.
Curtains have been hung at the windows and
the room certainly presents an inviting APP
pearance to those OF the students who wish
to read or study in it.
This year will witness the graduation of
the largest class of boys who have ever
finished the Pittsville High School, there
being five in the class. 1t is to be wished
that more Pittsville boys would see the adj
vantage which is theirs in school.
The Seniors gave short program Friday
, afternoon. The numbers were as follows:
Defamation. Leslie Mccoy
Reading Edna olives
Vocal Solo Mildred King
Defamation Leroy Dawson
Reading. Isaac Baum
Instrumental Solo, Leslie Mccoy
Mr.. Junkman favored the school with
reading from the 'Leopards Spots
Ferdinand Link left for Water
town Saturday afternoon on business.