Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-06-23

fun-a-OOQi never went back on MIN.
joe Bissig formerly of City Point
has gone to. house keeping at No.
1864 Baker st. He purchased most
OF his furniture of Raglan & Shaver.
Victor Karbowski of Babcock was
in the city Friday buying furniture
OF Raglan & Shaver.
Frank Wagner and Edward Morrill,
are busy this week painting E. T. Bo-
dette's shoeshop building on First
Street North
A. F. Bllmeyer the architect and
builder, and his excellent crew of
carpenters, have the new home for A
L. Fontaine enclosed and the rafters
for the roof are about-ready for the
roof boards.
G. L. Young, passenger conductor
on the Great Northern Railway with
headquarters at Hayre, Montana, is
in the city the guest of his parents
and other relatives He has not beer
nome for IL years and he was delight
ed to see the many favorable changes
In his home city. This office &C
| know1edges a social call.
The Centra1fa Hdw. Co., are doing
the plumbing and putting in the heat
Ing plant in j.. R. Ragan'S new home
| on Eighth street north.
Mrs. F. F. Bi1lmeyer is reported
quite seriously sick at her home on
Washington Ave,
Rev VIM Nommenson and family
departed Monday noon for Columbus,
Wis, where they will attend the
Synod of German Lutheran churches
They will be absent about two weeks
Carl Toense a member of that church
Will also attend the Synod as a dele
gate from this congregation.
Mrs Edward Bodette Jr, is enjoy
ing visit from her mother, Mrs. inc
Lake, of Kewanee and two sisters.
DIR. D. Waters and Miss Estella
Asher were united in marriage at the
home of Mrs John Hamm. Monday
morning at o'clock, Rev. Fred Staff
officiating. They went directly to
housekeeping in the Drs. residence
on the west side.
u. kromer spent Sunday at the M.
Lynn nome IN NekOOSa.
Robert Morse and Judge Webb
| spent Sunday with their families in
this city.
The three local banks will be clos
ed Wednesday afternoon on account
of circus day, so as to give the help
dn these institutions an opportunity
to attend the circus
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Hemenway who
have been visiting friends in this
city left Monday morning for Duluth.
Mimi, where they will take a boat for
Chicago, where they will join Mrs.
| w. H. Cochran and continue their
journey home together to Colorado
Springs
Guy Miller who is employed in this
city with the STANCE Ellis Co., spent
Sunday with relatives in Marshfield
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Hooten of
Washington who base been guests
at the B. R.. Goggins home for a few
days left for Washington Monday.
VIII Gross, George Witt. Cyril
and John Gross drove up to Wausau
Sunday in the Gross car and spent
the day in that city visiting friends
Miss Marie Bertram of Minneapolis
IS in the city for an extended visit
at the D. d. Conway and w. A. John
son homes.
Miss Ressa Winslow and Alma Abe
left for Stevens Point Saturday where
they spent few days visiting friends
| Miss W1nsloW remained at her home
in that city.
Miss ,Effie Richards has resigned
her position as ticket seller at the
Grand Theatre.
Miss Lydia Karberg has accepted
position at George Papas' fruit stand.
A M. Christman of Stevens Point
was guest ait the Charles Gouger
home over Sunday
DR.. A. E. Kroner of Helena, Mon
tana, is spending a few days at the
home of his father, in this city
Between fifty and sixty Juniors,
chaperoned by Rev. and Mrs. Newing
had delightful time Thursday after
noon in the city park near the GENE
terry. The boys played base ball with
their pastor while the girls had many
games under the shade of the pine
trees. Lunch with lemonade was eat
en- between five and six o'clock. On
their way home the children made
folks sit up and take notice.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles in
ltlated class of fifteen into the To-
cal lodge Tuesday Evening, June 7th,
The initiation was followed by
banquet which all enjoyed. The Eag
les expect to initiate a large class
again the latter part of the month.
Thursday night Mr.. and Mrs Robt.
Morse of Third St., So, entertained
a few of their friends in Progressive
Whist. When the guests arrived a.
bout o'clock they found the house
prettily decorated with clover bios
SONS and peonies. About II o'clock
refreshments were served after award
ing Miss Mollie Stahl the first favor
and Mr.. Lowry, the consolation favor
All reported a jolly good time and de
cIared Mr. and Mrs. Morse royal en-
tertainerS.
A number of the young folks of
this city drove down in autos Thurs
day evening and enjoyed a picnic
supper at Kipp's hill. A very en-
joyable time was had by all those pre-
ent. Among those present were the
Misses Addie Wollum, Irene Brown,
Georgia Ridgman, Noreine Fay, Loret
ia Mccarthy, Mollie and Lydia Stahl
and Fern Love and Frank Abel, Carl
Bandelin, Lowrey Morse, Geo. Fay, r;
Lester, G. Fritzsinger, DIR. Rowley,
| Ch9S Pripra Fred Sphnab4i
Helen Johnson received the $500
at Days Theatre Wednesday evening
Mr. Mack said the speedometer ON the
wheel in Days window had broken
so the one who guessed the nearest
number of miles rode at the last town
Neenah, would get the money Some
one guessed 80 and Helen Johnson