Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-07-06

. city Thursday evening for a visi
( with Mrs Clarice Arpin and family
Mrs SchoIvin will be remembered as
Miss Mary Arpin. They will proba
bly, remain here a week or so.
You can't always judge the weigh
OF the fish by the heft of the nib
Bile.
Mrs. John Schwenke has returned
from two weeks visit with relatives
in Mondoyi.
Mrs. Matte Address and sons are
visiting relatives in Caledonia
Mimi.
"A lot Of people have worried them
selves to death over things that new
er happened.
Miss julie Valenta of Chicago, who
has been visiting at the Mike Wflke
home north of the city for some time
returned to her home Friday morn
ing.
DR.. and Mrs. George Pomainville
| OF Nekoosa, spent Thursday in the
city coming up to attend the Bron-
son-Berard wedding.
Mrs. NJ. W Vandenbrook entertain
ed a number OF ladies at her home
on Fourth avenue Thursday at
six O'Clock dinner in honor of Mrs.
Meetteer of Oshkosh.
The man who is looking for a
bright boy to employ never looks for
them around pool rooms.
Lem Kroner, Miss Helen KRONER.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. H. Lynn of Nekoosa
and Dell White and family of Stevens
Point, will leave Saturday for Min
neapolis where they will attend the
Civic Festivities that viii take place
there the coming week.
Harvey Rowland has returned to
his home in Chicago after an extend |
ed visit in the city with his parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. Rowland. Mrs.
Rowland is visiting relatives in Marsh
field for some time, but will return |
to this city before going to Chicago. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Johnson who |
have been visiting the formers mo- |
Their, Mrs. SieVert Johnson for a few |
days left Friday for their home at
Monteyedio, Mimi
Mrs. VIII Bertram and children,
Marie and Howard and Miss Mayme |
Conway left for their home at Minneapl
oils Friday after spending the past
three weeks in the city visiting at
The home Of Mrs. Patrick Conway.
Miss Kate Kammerer, who is en-
ployed in the Wood County Tele-
phone Office resumed her work Friday
morning, after spending several days
with the T. E. Mullen family who are
at the Navajo Cottage up river. Grant
8eardsley and two children and Ben
ton PhiIleo are now guests of the Mul
len family.
Miss Georgia Ridgman left for
Sturgeon Bay Friday where she will
spend couple of weeks at IdIewild
a guest Of the G. J. Fay family.
Miss Cora Wright is a guest at
the Dalton home at Wausau this week.
Born, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Brostowitz, Wednesday, June %
Jack Kinister has accepted a posi-
ton with the Grand Rapids Tea and
Coffee Co., recently vacated by Rus
sell Doesberg.
Mrs. Charlotte Lynn Campbell who
has been in Billings, Montana, for
several months has given up her mu-
sic class and will return shortly to
Grand Rapids.
Miss Magdalene Laux of Phillips,
who has been visiting Miss Ida
Hammer left Friday for Minneapolis
where she will visit friends.
Leslie Smith, who has been attend
ing Johns Hopkins University at Bal
timore, Maryland, arrived in the city
Friday to spend the remainder of the
summer here with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. Denis.
Edward n PomainvflIe purchased g
four passenger Oakland auto from
Ray Johnson, the local agent. Ed.
expects the machine here some day
this week and he will use it to car
ry prospective land buyers about the
country as well as for pleasure.
There was a 40 acre tract of land
sold in Clark county Monday morning
by the hustling Grand Ranids Real
Estate Co., to Geo. Welton of Marsh
field who purchased the same for a
party up there.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Eberhardt re-
turned home Saturday from Green Bay
and Appleton where they attended
the annual convention Of Wisconsin
County Clerks in Green Bay and Wis
tied relatives in Appleton. While in
Green Bay, Fred was successful in
securing the convention to meet in
Grand Rapids in June 1912 This con
vention will bring about forty clerks
and their wives to this city for two
or three days. They will be welcom-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Binzer enter
tanned a few of their friends on Sun
day July 2nd, in honor of his birth
day. A six o'clock dinner with COW
ers for twelve was served and the
following named guests were pres
emf. Mr. and Mrs TOhO yVinu in oay,