Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-05-05

The sisters had not seen each other
for eight years.
among the Grand Rapids people
no attended the bail game at Ne,
kocsa Sunday were, Anne Ramp, Geo
Farmer, Mabel Bliss, Elma Hanson
az Della Casberg.
A E. Morrison, superintendent OF
e Wisconsin Valley division Of the
| Milwaukee road, spent a few hours
in the city Monday en- route from
Chi, ago to Wausau.
The ministers of the different
churches Of this city had a meeting
al Rev. Newing's Monday morning
to hear Rev. MeiHcke speak on the
Laymens' Convention held in Mi1wau-
kee.
Henry Loock who plays with the
Port Edwards team, was seriously in
game at Nekoosa Sunday afternoon.
He was hit in the face and one of
his eyes was badly hurt.
The following autos were in our
NJ ighboring city, Stevens Point on
Sunday, May LIST, for pleasure. Frank
Pomainville, John Alpin, Arthur Poda
Niltz, Chas. Briere, Edward Pomain-
vile, George N Wood and Fred
Schnabel
Lester Bush, son of Mr.. NJ. S. Bush
while playing on the bank of the
river Saturday afternoon, fell into
the water and would have drowned
had it not been for the heoric eff
forts of his mother who succeeded
IN rescuing him
Miss Imogene Moss, retoucher at
MenzePs studio, departed for her
home Sunday morning at Seymour
for an indefinite period, to assist her
parents in their store. Miss Grace
Dixon of Cambridge, Ill, will take
Miss Moss's place during her absen-
CO.
The NJ. E. church building was
crowded Monday afternoon with
large audience to hear the Hon. Oil
Yer Stewart, of Chicago, talk on the
prohibition question that is now ag
itating the country aus it never has
before. MIR. Stewart is an eloquent
speaker and all those who heard him
on this occasion were much pleased
with his address.
Misses Stella and Mae Heineman
Of Merrill, who have been guests of
the l. Baruch home for few days
this week left for New York city Mon
day, where they will engage passage
for a trip to Europe. They will be
Joined in the metropoli by relatives.
They expect to be away about five
months and will tour Italy, France,
Switzerland, Germany, Norway an
the British Isles.
A book ON Rheumatism, and a trial
treatment OF DR.. Shops Rheumatic
Remedy-liquid or tablets-is being
sent free to sufferers by DIR. Shoop,
of Racine, Wis. You that are WE'LL
get this book for some discouraged
sufferer! Do a simple
act of humanity! Point out this way
to quick and certain reliefi Surprise
some sufferer, 10y first getting from
me the booklet and the test He will
appreciate your aid. Johnson &
Hill Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Herschleb re-
turned from Green Bay Tuesday morn
ing.
Harry orion and wife returned on
Friday from a "trip to Illinois and
Missouri.
Miss Jessie stezer left Saturday
noon for a visit at Green Lake and
Milwaukee for few days.
Mrs Mary Ebert of Tomah arrived
in the city Monday evening to spend
a few days with relatives.
Mrs. Hines of Merrill left Friday
for her home after spending a few
days with Mrs. VIM. Boyce.
Miss Anna Winkler left Friday for
Wausau where she will spend a few
days the guest of Miss Baldwin.
Charlie CaTnan spen+ Monday in
the city with relatives enroute from
Minocqua to Livingston, Montana.
Donald McG7ynn, son of w. c.
McGIynn seriously injured his eye
Friday afternoon while playing ball.
Roland Baldwin and wife went up to
Mansfield Tuesday to- attend the Sun
day School convention held in that
city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Hart of Dubuque.
are guests at the L. Johmson home
On the west side. Mr.. Hart is a
brother of Mrs. Johnson
While boxing with some of his
friends Sunday, Eldred Mcdonald,
was accidentally knocked out, which
will lay him UP for few days.
Mrs. D. B. Philleo returned from
Fond du Lac and 1Oshkosh Monday
evening where she has been visiting
friends and relatives for some time