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


building next Friday evening, at 7:45
Splendid papers will be given and al
SO opportunity to inspect the Manual
Training and Domestic Science work.
F. G. Gilkey, Fire Insurance Agent,
has moved into the new Wood
County National Bank building. tfw
Among those that went up to Mars
field Friday to attend the Marshfield
Grand Rapids basket ball game were
Fred Ragan, Curtis and Leslie Boor-
man, Geo. Mullen, Frank Drumb
Frank Gill, Donald and Douglas Nc
Glynn
Pete Solar left for his home al
Kaukauna Friday after a few days
visit in the city a guest at the Will
Reeves home.
Chas. Kellogg returned Friday from
Milwaukee where he attended the
Wisconsin Lumber Dealers associa-
ton
NJ Elizabeth schIatterer left
for her home at Portland, Oregon.
Friday after a few days visit in this
city a guest of Mrs. Nan schlatter-
er.
Mrs. Emil Garrison and daughter
spent Monday in Milwaukee the
guests of friends
Mrs. c. c. Hayward spent Monday
in Wautoma the guest of friends
A marriage license has been issued
to Miss Mayme Gottschalk and vii
liam Schroeder both of Grand Rapids
Mr.. and Mrs Henry A. Luther de
parted Thursday, for GAINESVILLE, Wis.
where they will visit their daughter
Mrs. Fred Uehling and family for a
time
Clay Lamberton spent Thursday
evening in Arpin where he delivered
an address to a company of teachers
Miss Barbara Ruff went to Madi
son Thursday with a patient to the
Sanftarium who will undergo an OPP
Grafton
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Olsen of Bethe
are spending a few days in the city
this week the guests of friends.
Mrs. Alfred Emmes is confined tC
her bed with another attack Of hel
old ailment.
w. w. Winton, District Passenger
Agent for the ST. Paul road witt
headquarters at Madison was abusi
ness visitor in the city Thursday.
Mr.. Shaver and family are moving
from the Frank Boynowski resi-
dence on First street north, to tbs
E. R. Weeks residence on Ninth St
| North
James Edwards of Plover is a CUES
of his grandfather, Henry Edwards
in this city, this week.
Mr. and S1rs. G. A. Horton o
Wausau are guests at the Ed Hayes
home Mrs Horton was formerl!
Miss Pansy Short.
Dick Cotter manager of the Ste
vens Point Skating Rink was in the
city Thursday and Friday calling OF
friends
Miss Jennie Kuntz who has beer
confined to her home with diptheria
is able to be out again.
Mrs Geo. E. Hoskinson is a CUES
of her daughter Mrs. n Plat a
Manitowoc.
Howard Dustin returned the frs
of the week from Madison, where hc
vas the guest Of Ryland Boorman, VIII
attends the university. While Their,
he won third place in a swimming
contest held in the university gym.
Miss Leila Steen, Mr.. and Mrs. A
D. Hill, and son Myron, Mr. and Mrs
Roland Baldwin, Geo. E. Wood anC
Earl Bogoger, left Friday for Neills
vile to attend the l. o. G. T. con
yention, held in that city last week
Mrs. H. L. Brandt and son Arthur
of Springfield, Illinois, arrived il
the city Friday for a weeks visit wit
friends.
Mrs. VIM. McGlynn entertained
three tables at bridge Thursda!
evening in honor OF her birthday
Mrs. VIM. Kellogg succeeded in win
ming first place and Miss FIoy Quinn
second in the games played. Delici
Gus refreshments were served.
Miss Linda Uehling left for he
home at Watertown Friday after {
ten days visit in this city a CUES
at the Oscar Uehling home.
For Surrey, single top buggy
single harness, blankets and a few
half windows. Enquire of A. L. Fon
| tame. If
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Farley entertain
ed a number of friends at their HON,
on Baker street Thursday evening
in honor of Miss Frances DahIke
the occasion being Miss Dahlke'j
birthday. The evening was spen
playing cards. Miss Emma Ropkit
winning first favor The Misses Ny
rite Judd and Mabel Bliss rendered
several duets which were very vel