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

nent hall Monday evening. A large
crowd was present and skated until
Y O'Clock when light refreshments
were served
A number Of friends of Mr.. and
Mrs Gus Schuman held a surprise
party at their home Monday evening
II honor OF the latter's birthday De-
iic.ous refreshments were served and
"A general good time reported.
Miss Anne Johnson, Lauren Brad
ley, Vincent Sullivan, Jimmie Mac
| CIath, Professor Hamilton, Laura
Johnson and w Johnson of Hudson
who We're here to attend the Grand
RAPIDS Hudson debate, left for their
respective homes Saturday afternoon.
| j. B. Grignon, a resident of the
mist ward in this city, reported that
ON May first he had mess OF full
grown radishes grown in his own
garden this spring This is pretty
good considering the peculiar weather
| We have been having. This means of
course that he had them under COW
er frosty nights.
Anton Schiller, an, old resident
| FARMER of the town of AItdorf, died
al his home Sunday afternoon after
| long illness of two years duration
He was IS years old and leaves a
Wlfe and a large family of grown
up children Funeral took place
Wednesday morning from the Catho-
lie church in said town.
The beautiful white picture hat adj
Vertrsed to be given away at the
Grand Theatre Tuesday night to the
person holding the proper number
resident of the first ward i'm this
city. There was a large audience at
the picture show and the program
WAS an excellent one
Mrs. J. Hamm who was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Warren,
returned today to her home in Grand
Rapids. -Mrs. Philip Ward left to-
day for Grand Rapids to attend the
funeral OF her brother in7Iaw, James
McCarthy-Mrs Pat Welsh of Eagle
River, who was the guest of Mrs. 1.
Livernash over Sunday, left last even
Ing for Grand Rapids.-Wausau Daily
Record Herald
Mr.. and Mrs. George Paulus re-
turned to the city Thursday after a |
three months stay in Minneapolis
Alvin Schneider returned to Spring.
field, Illinois Friday afternoon, after
a weeks visit with his parents.
Mrs. Sadie futile and Miss Inez
Witter returned from Chicago Thurs
lay where, they have been shopping
Miss Clara Mathies departed for
Grand Rapids this morning, where
she has accepted a Merrill
Daily Herald.
G. c. Rhinhart of Milwaukee dis
able to call on the trade again after
undergoing slight operation at Trim
ity hospital in that city.
AL. Voss is back to his duties at
the Wood County County Drug store
aften being confined to his home for
few days with Illness
James Hamilton who has been
engaged as bookkeeper by the Kaudy
Mfg. Co., went to work Monday
morning, May End at his new duties.
R. A Jaokon, brother of Profess
sor NJ. H. Jackson, left for his home
in Lebanon, South Dakota, Friday
morning after spending a week in the
city.
George P Hambrecht of this city
and W. NJ Bray of Oshkosh, both
spoke at a Conservation meeting in
Wausau Thursday evening. A large
attendance was present.
Mrs. Elizabeth DAILY is beautifying
by setting out some elm shade trees
and hedge. VIM. Compton furnished
and set out the trees for her.
E. F. Cole and family of Alberta,
Canada, are now residents of our city
and are living in the T. A. Liptke
residence ON Seventh street north,
just west of the old LaBreche place.
Miss Verna Karbossky of Babcock
and Mrs. Julius Nyo and children of
Green Bay, who have been in this city
attending the wedding of Victor Kar-
lossky, left for their respective homes
Friday morning.
Miss Josie Smith who has been
visiting at the home of Mae John
son on the west side for some time,
left for Tomah, Thursday where she
will spend about three weeks the
guest OF friends and relatives
Mrs D. j. Arpin entertained about
forty-five ladies at an afternoon tea
party, from three until five O'Clock,
Thursday afternoon, in honor of Mrs.
W. Scott of Port Arthur, Canada.
Among the out of town guests pres
ent was Mrs Cholvin of Dubuque, who
helped receive. The dining room wa
beautifully decorated with cut flow
ers.
Mrs. R. J. Buchanan shipped her
household goods to Oshkosh Wednes-
day and she W ] follow on Saturday
OF tn week. Her husband lis already
there where he has lucrative en-
ployment. Their home i'm this city