Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-03-02

week
Geo. Eberhardt returned Monday
from few days visit with relatives
at MiIladore.
FOR SALE:-Two houses, corner
Of 10th and Gardner SITS, West side
Mrs. Chas Lester 2td-1tw
Mrs. Oscar Uehling entertained
the Afternoon Whist Club her
home on Oak street Thursday after
noon in honor of her guest Miss
Linda Uehling Of Watertown. Three
tables were in use and Miss Linda
UehIng and Mrs. Frank Steib sue
ceeded in winning first and second
honors. Dainty refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Geo. L. Williams entertain
ed about forty guests Wednesday al
terno0n at luncheon on Washington's
birthday in honor of her daughter.
Mrs. Fern Arpin, Bridge Whist was
played and the decorations and favors
were suitable to the day. A very de
lightfuf afternoon is reported by those
who enjoyed the entertainment.
Mrs. F Link entertained the Mel
ghborhood Club at progressive whist
at her home Wednesday evening in
honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mi
chael Link of Gardner, Montana. Six
games of whist were played at the
close CT which Mrs. J. R. Ragan had
won the first favor, Mrs. John Sch
mitt the second favor and Mrs Link
the consolation prize. Delicious re
freshments were served and a most
delightful evening is reported -
netghborhood socials are promotive OF
more intimate relations and a gener-
al good feeling.
Daughter, born to Mr. and Mrs
Frank Primeau.
Henry Letendre OF Port Edwards
one of the old settlers is seriously
i'll at his home
Mrs. Geo. Hall left Tuesday for
her home at Duluth after a weeks
visit in the city at the home of her
sister Mrs w c. Merrill
Geo. Kinister, who is employed at
Blackwell, as lumber grader spent sew
eral days in the city the past week
the guest of his family.
w. Henle has purchased Lawrence
Disher's home on the West side, the
past week. Consideration $1t00.
Mrs. J. B. Arpin entertained a
Card Club Thursday afternoon at
her home on Drake street. Mrs. w.
Weisel of Merrill, succeeded in WIN
ming first favor. Mrs. J. J. Looze,
second and Mrs T. E. Mullen receiv-
ed the consolation prize. A delecta-
bic repast was served.
Ed. Ramps OF HEPBURN, Iowa, is
spending a few desgls -~.e-lig- city
the guest u the Mrs. Olive Carlson
home
Otis Brothers never failing corn
remedy is on sale at L. Fournier's
barber shop and without doubt is
one of the best corn remedies we
know Of We have tried many and
believe this one the best Price Is
cents
Ernest Oberbeck showed some fan
cy chickens at the Poultry Show in
Fond du Lac the past week and Sc
cured several prizes.
Herman Metzger left for Babcock
Thursday where he is employed as
telegraph operator.
Mrs Fern Arpin and daughter, Ar
deth, departed Thursday for their
home at Thief River Falls, Mimi,
after an extended visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Williams
in this city.
Mrs Mike Link and two children
from Gardner, Montana, arrived in
this city Wednesday for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Link and family.
As a matter of fact the women do
not regard the opinions of the men
very seriously when it comes to the
matter of feminine attire The men
may issue one decree after another
and protest all they please and make
all sorts of sarcastic remarks about
what women wear or the way they
dress their hair, but the women go
right on wearing the most hideous
things and piling the jute hair on
their heads in utter contempt for
what the men say. Women are such
peryerse things.
Louis Bord, who has been employe
in the Hardware Department of OHM
son & Hill Co., has resigned his
position and expects to leave for
Denison, Iowa, the LIST of March. Mr..
Bord will have charge of a farm at
that place.
The E. F. U. held social dance
in the Forester's hall Wednesday
evening which was largely attended.
A good time was reported by all pres
ent.
Judd BlaisdeH and Andrew Mosher
left for Chicago Thursday where they
will spend several days on business
and pleasure. While there thew will