Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-02-23

Bay where he will spend a few day:
visiting with friends.
Mrs. Geo E Hoskinson left Satur
day for Manftowoc TO spend a few
days the guest of relatives.
Master Tom Nash returned Saturda
from visit at the Dr. Cutter hons
at Tomahawk
Mrs Geo. Davis returned home Saf
urday from Oshkosh where she re
Gently underwent surgical operation
Mrs. Davis is much improved in
health.
Fred Mosher went down to Chica
go Saturday to spend few days on
business.
Miss Alma Eggert returned to Mad
son Saturday where she attends the
university after spending the week
at her home in this city.
Elmer La Prelle who resides in
Wickham's addition is able to be
up and around the house after six
weeks illness with pneumonia.
Miss Mary Malinskf accompanied
by Mrs. Geo. Otto, left Saturday
morning for Milwaukee where she vii
enter a Sanitarium for treatment
Miss Anna Keyser left Friday for
South Dakota where she will take up
a homestead
Burt Mcdonald of Ladysmith is
spending a few days in the city a
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. A. Mcdonald
George Arpin VINO attends the u
University of Wisconsin at Madison is
spending few days at his home in
this city.
Henry Dagneau left Friday for Soutl
Dakota where he intends to take up a
homestead.
About twenty-five couples enjoyed
themselves at the Elks dancing par
ty given in their club rooms Friday
evening.
The short young man who kissed
the tall young lady the other evening
near the post-office must be a firm
believer in the old saying that good
things come high
A woman says her wedding ring
wore all right until she had to take
up a steady job, the business of push
ing dirty clothes up and down the bos-
ON of a wash board every day.
Miss Gertrude Reiland entertain
ed about sixty-five guests at a dane
ing party at her home on Baker street
Friday evening, in honor Of her birth
day The Bliss orchestra furnished
the music for the occasion and the
house was prettily decorated. Mrs.
Arpin and Geo. Mullen led the grand
march which was one of the features
of the evenings entertainment. Dain-
ty refreshments were served and a
delightful time is reported by all
present.
James D. Rouse of Auburndale
one of the various candidates for
the office of County Supt of Schools,
was in our midst last week and left
very good impression here.
Bert Slower, who had one of his
feet smashed by a cake of ice about
month ago is again able to be a
bout
VIM. Meyer who attends the uni
versity at Madison left for Madison
Saturday after a few days visit at
his home on the south side.
Miss Inez Witter is confined to her
home on Third street south with i'll
ness this week.
Mrs. Ed. Philleo, who has been
confined to her home with an attack
of diptheria, the past week is able
to be out again.
Mrs. VIM. Kline left Saturday for
Nebraska after a visit in the city.
Mrs. NJ Berger of Wausau arriv'
ed in the city Saturday and will be a
guest at the Herman Kell home fol
a few days. Mrs. Berger is Mrs
| KelTs mother.
| Clifford Dulin of Wautoma has
been signed by the Sacramento, Cal
club to play third base the coming
season. DuIin formerly played will
Grand Rapids, the Green Bay ant
Fond du Lac clubs and is a promisin
ball player,
BY wearing clothes that fit, insure'
comfort. That is the kind you ge
when you leave your orderhere, tht
good fitting kind.
R. F. MATTHEWS,
Tailor
127 First Street North. DIV If.
Mr. Wenzell of Merrill spent sew
eral days in the city the past weel
the guest of friends, leaving Tues
day.
The Beacon Lights club presente'
Youth a piece of statuary to thu
T. B. Scott Free Public Library OF
Tuesday. The piece is of bronze bea1
ing a brass presentation plate.
Miss Ruth Hanson of Cleveland
Ohio, arrived in the city Tuesday an
will be the guest of relatives in thi
city and vicinity for several weeks.
C. A. McGinnis of Minneapoli
spent Monday in the city lookln
4 after some business matters. Will
here he was the guest of friends.