Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-07-01

attending school during the past year
He is a member of the university
base ball team, who sail for Japan
in August to compete with the Japs
in our national game.
Some miscreant, not having any
thing better to do, pulled up a
please Keep off the Grass signs
in the Library Park, since they
were installed and carried it up the
street and placed it in front Of a
private residence. A little detective
work might land such smartaleck.
Mrs. William Scott, who has been
visiting relatives in this city, left
Monday for her home at Port Arthur,
Canada. jeanette DAILY of this city
and Mrs. SCOTS nephew, Emile
Rossier, of Plover, accompanied her
to Port Arthur and will spend some
time at her home.
The e. M. Pease residence is be-
ing wired by the electrician, Joe
| Staub, and when finished it will
contain the most combinations of
electrical appliances of any house
in the city. Mr.. Staub is also wiring
the new homes being erected by Otto
Siewert and Emil Johns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Searls and
two daughters, Maude and Mamie,
and Mr.. and Mrs. C. Searls of SEN
eca have returned from Appleton
where they attended the Searls-AIl
wedding there on Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Uehling, who
have been visiting at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Otto Roenius,
left Saturday for their home in
Redwood, Wis. Mrs Otto Roenius
and son went with them to visit for
short time.
Recently Hon. Neal Brown and NJ
G. Ewing of Wausau were guests Of
one of the hotels in our city and
complained of our noisy city. Can
it be possible that Grand Rapids has
more real live noises at night than
Wausau? Truly this is a surprise to
Grand Rapids.
Of
rived in the city Friday from Neenah,
where he had gone the fore part of
the week by automobile with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Jasperson of Port Ed
wards. He left the same day for his
home.
Rev. Albert Madsen and family,
who have been visiting with his par
ents for several days, returned this
morning to his home in New York
state. Albert's many friends here
were glad to renew their acquaint-
ence with him and to meet the mem
bers of his family.
| John E. DAILY is now running five
cent electric theatre at the opera
house which is first-class in every
respect. He has one of the best ma
chimes in the country and is pre-
senting a fine class of pictures. They
are the best and most up-to-date
that he can secure through any
agency. Mrs. Bradford is singing
and officiating at the piano for him.
Stevens Point Gazette: E. H Ros-
sier, proprietor Of the Springville
FIGURING mill, is making many notice
able improvements in and about his
place of business. An addition has
been constructed on the rear for a
bath room and workmen are now
laying sewer pipe from the house to
the Plover river, distance of about
two hundred feet
| Miss Inez Witter entertained about
thirty of her friends Thursday even
ing in honor of Misses Helen and
Marion Conner of Marshfield at the
home of her brother, I. P. Witter.
The evening was most enjoyably
spent dancing and all those present
report having had a delightful even
ing and Miss Witter an ideal hos
tess.
A modern dude with narrow strip
ed clothes, saddle colored shoes, a
loud necktie, hair parted over his
nose, and smoking a cigarette, ad-
dressed his best girl thus: eff you
was me and I was you, what would
you do?'' She hesitating1y said with
smile: 81 would take off that
hideous tie, put that cigarette in the
stove, part my hair on one side, then
pray to God for brains
Marshfield News: Mrs. Robert
Morris and mother, Mrs. Claus John