Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-07-14

The Wausau Paper Mills company
IS to double the floor space of It's
4 finishing room by building large
addition, 60x120 feet, to adioin the
present finishing room. The new
finishing room will therefore be
120x120 feet, ard will be entirely
enclosed IN brick Wausau Re
cord Herald.
About thirty young people from
this city enjoyed a days outing al
one Of the club houses up river Sun
day. The day was spent in playing
games, boat riding, etc, and all re
turned reporting most enjoyable
time
Mrs. F. Link and children left
| Wednesday morning for a two weeks
visit with her parents at Bloomer,
Wis.
Lloyd Lemley of Batavia, H., ar
| rived in the city Tuesday and will
spend a few weeks at the home
of his parents Mr. and Mrs J.
w. Lemley.
Misses Marie Pope and Flora Sor-
enson of WautCma spent Monday in
the city On their way to Necedah
where they will spend the summer
Tim Lemley and Allie Karberg left
Monday for Kilbourn where they will
| spend a couple of weeks camping at
| the Dells.
Mrs H. A Herschleb left Saturday
| for Canada where she will spend the
remainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sutor and daughter
| Ethel spent a few days in Marsh
field the past week visiting at the HON
of Mr.. Sutor's parents Mr.. and Mrs
August Sutor.
The fine rain which was received
here on Tuesday morning was greatly
appreciated but not near enough of
it. Everybody is hungry for rain.
| We shall cheer UP and be hopeful
for more.
Miss Dolie Hibbing who has been
visiting at the c. E. Krause home
the past week left for her home in
| Duluth Tuesday
Miss Hattie Reichel left Monday
for Evanston where she will attend
summer school. She will visit friends
at Chicago before returning home.
Mrsa George Minnehan and daugh-
| ter Janet spent a few days in Knowl-
ton the past week the guest of rela-
tiyes.
Mrs Chas. Eberhardt and daughter
are spending a few days in Appleton
this week with relatives and friends.
Miss Winifred Ruff left for Mil
| waukee Saturday where she will maj
am extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. John McCrillis
Word was received Tuesday ST
the death of Mrs. L. Smith of He
| peler, Canada, Mrs. Smith will be
remembered by many here as she
spent the past summer in the city
at the home of her sister Mrs. H.
| Herschleb-
L. Thompson of Marshfield was in
the city this week on business.
The popular and progressive firm
of Chambers Creamery Company, To-
Gated under the GRAND Rapids post
office, have recently installed a new
modern up-to-date freezer that sympli
fies and more than doubles their
capacity for ice cream making. The
! large demands upon them for ice
cream, not emily in this city, but sur
! rounding country and neigh.borimg cit
les necessitated this Improvement
and yet they are unable to supply the
demand made upon them.
Friday afternoon the following youn
people enjoyed a picnic down river:
Stella Minister, Stella DouvilIe, Ka-
Uterine Kammerer, LYDIA Lemense,
Maude Nowatney, Fannie Barrette,
Mabel Gokey Margaret Sterchi, An
ma Bamberg. A very enjoyable time
was reported by ali present
Miss Leila Doyle of Medford is a
guest at the P. McCamley and N
Johnson homes in this city this week
Mrs. Harry Pearson of Appleton
arrived in the city Saturday and
will visit for some time at the home
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Car
rmgton.
Misses Irene Brown, Katherine Cor
coran, Belle and Floy Quinn spent
Friday Picnicing at Cranmoor.
While opening a pop bottle ON
Friday Rollie Burchell had the mis-
fortune to cut his hand quite badly.
Hazel Meetteer has resigned her
position with the Wood County Tele-
phone Co., as telephone operator and
has been succeeded by Miss Cassie
| MahOney.
Dorothy Rousseau of Rib Lake is
| visiting at the home of her Grand
mother, Mrs. John Garden this week.
Thursday evening a linen shower
was given at the home of Miss Geor-
! gia Ridgman on the West Side i'm
| honor of Miss Mae Cahill. About 25
| guests came and brought Miss Cahill
many useful articles About 1000
| a delectable repastr was served and
| the. guests left after a most enjoyable
evening. ...s..-