Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-07-13

will visit at the Genrich home.
Miss Helen Garske of Wausau
a guest OF Mrs. T. P. Peerenboo
for few days.
| While in bathing Thursday afte
noon, Rev. G. A Meilicke had til
misfortune to cut his foot quite ba,
ly on a piece of glass.
Mrs. F. L. Vanderhei and chiIdre
of Red Granite were visiting friend
in the city Friday.
Mrs Mary Dougherty has purcha.
ed the Chas. Hill house on Sevent
street north, and will move therein.
Mrs. Alfred Painter left Frida
for her home at Wautoma after Wis
iting relatives in this city.
Mrs. Fred Gordon of Fond du La
was in the city between trains FRI
day calling on friends.
A. w. Wolfgram of Markesan i
visiting at the home of his brothe
in law F. S. Gill;
Kirk Muir who is taking treat
ment at Wales Sanitarium is ex
pected home Friday for a shor
visit with home people. Mrs. Kfrl
Muir and baby who have been visit
ing relatives for several months vii
accompany him home.
A. NJ. Muir, Geo. Baker and F. w
Kruger spent Friday at the Crooked
Rift Club House up river fishing.
Friends of Atty. ]. R. Pfiffner OF
Stevens Point who has been associat
ed with J. R. SicklesteeI for the past
fourteen months will be interested to
know that the firm was dissolved July
l. Mr.. Pfiffner will go to WATERFOWL
where he will become a member of
the law firm of Kading and Kading
of that city
Frank Noel of Port Edwards, had
cucumbers out of his own garden on
July Fourth. This is pretty eagly for
this section for large size cucumbers
for table use.
Rev. and Mrs. William Nommenson
end family have returned from their
summer vacation. Mrs. Nommenson
and children spent most of their time
at Columbus with her parents. Mr.
NOmmensOn attended the Synod Con-
vention IN La Crosse, after which he
was obliged to look after the publ
cation of the proceedings in pamph-
let form at Milwaukee and while
there also visited his parents. They
all report a splendid time barring
the excessive heat
Herman Binneboese, who has the
contract of painting the exterior of
the parsonage and church buildings
Of the west side Lutheran church has
the work now nearly completed. Both
Of these buildings look very much
improved as a result thereof. This
work was done while the pastor and
his family was off on their summer
vacation.
Henry Karnatz, William Goldberg
Albert Laeder, Otto Laeder, and
Misses Ella Peters, Agnes Nash, Min
1ie Hill and Louise Laeder spent a
few days this week at Green Bay tax
ng i'll the sights.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. w. Mead, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Mead and two friends
Of Rockford, H., Sherman Shicks of
ILL.,, and Geo. Mullen re
turned Friday from Waupaca Lakes
where they have been spending
week at Lockley Hall.
Mrs. Pat Mullen and son Clyde of
British Columbia, are
guests at the T. E. Mullen home on
Third street south.
Mrs. NJ Darkin and daughter Eliza
beth of Sioux City are visiting rela-
ives in the city.
Policeman Garrihee is now able to
resume his duties as policeman af-
5er several days illness at home with
neuralgia.
George Warning and four of his
friends departed Monday for Fond
III Lac where they will be employed
n the car shops there.
DR.. E. L. Graves, left Monday for
Eau Claire where he will attend the
Wisconsin Dental Association for
Jour days. DR.. Clark is also in at
tendance.
The Booster buttons will be the
tickets of admission to the Booster
Lecture that is to be given at the
Amusement Hall Monday, July 18th.
These can be secured in all the stores
n our city. Boys will also offer then
,or sale. Price % cents.
Misses Josephine Poirier, Helen
3etchkal, and Babe Porter spent
Sunday in Green Bay. Misses Babe
and Helen Betchkal returned Sunday
evening and Miss Josephine will viS-
it in Green Bay for a few days be-
lore leaving for trip through the
West.
Frank Schmeling who is employed
at Chicago spent Sunday in the city
visiting Miss Noble Stahl, leaving
for Wausau Monday. where he will
visit at his home for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rober+ Morse and
Mrs. Morse's father Frank Stahl left
Sunday for Chiffon in the Morse car
They expect to return Thursday.
Miss Lillian Metcalf who has hann
visiting relatives at Stevens Point
was a guest at the F. Jackson home
Inauinoy For bo. DIT