Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-05-11
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

covered from a recent attack OF di-
ptheria.
Mrs. Sears of Grand Rapids, Mich,
has been a guest at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. George Berkey, this
week
T. H. Manner Of New York is spend
ing few days in the city transact
ing business.
Miss Viola Palmer is confined to her
home with an attack Of La Grippe,
Miss saHa Butterbaugh and James
McConahey, both Of Spokane, Wash,
were married at Spokane, Wash, Feb
ruarv 22nd, 1911. Miss Butterbaugh
is a neice of Mrs. Arthur Miller and
has many friends in this city having
visited here a number Of times.
Mike zabawa left for northern Min
nesota Friday where ne will operate
a dredge
Read the report of the Wood Coun-
ty National bank in this issue.
A rather unusual ten cent supper
was served at the Baptist church
Thursday evening. The men of the
church preparing and serving every
thing with no help from the ladies.
Peanut sandwiches, butter sandwiches
coffee. cheese and four kinds of cake
were served and everything was pro-
nounced first class by the ladies
A delightful evening was pleasantly
spent in playing bridge Thursday
evening. when Mrs. E. I. Philleo en-
tertained the members of the BEST
Ever bridge club at her home on
Tenth street North. Mrs. Dema Harvie
received first honors, Mrs. f. L. Steil
won second and Mrs VIM. McGlynh
was awarded the consolation honors.
a delectable luncheon was served.
We have it upon good authority that
Geo. w. Mead will return home from
his long stay in Milwaukee this
week. He has changed his
mind about going south as the sea
son now is pretty Wei advanced and
he is still pretty weak. He is all
right now but needs to re-cuperate
his lost strength and flesh. His many
friends will all be glad to have him
home again and to know that he is
WE'LL
Judge Webb and Court Reporter,
Robert Morse left Monday morning
for Stevens Point where they will
hold court.
Ernest Mcfarland returned to his
duties at the university at Madison,
monday after spending few L.
at his home in this city.
IA. J. MIXERS cashier of the Farm
ers' National Bank Of Waupaca spent
Sunday in the city a guest at the
home of his sister Mrs. j. c, ia
cobson.
sgd Denis of Nekoosa spent Sunday
a the home OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Denis.
A rehearsal of the coming minstrel
show to be put on by the Elks soon
after Lent was held in the Elk's
club rooms Sunday afternoon. The
show is coming along nicely and will
be one of the best ever given by
local talent.
Frar'- Kubisiak of the firm Ber-
ard and Kubisiak spent Sunday at
his home at Vesper.
The members of the Episcopal
choir are rehearsing The Crucifix-
ton" which they viii render on Good
friday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Love of Chica-
go spent Sunday in the city guests
at che Tom Love home.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul OF Princeton
spent Sunday visiting their son, who
is employed at Nekoosa. While here
they purchased a soda fountain
from A. c. Otto.
Mic Christman of Stevens Point
spent Sunday at the Gouger home in
this city returning with his three
children who have been guests OF
relatives here for a few days.
Mrs. Grant Babcock returned Mon
day from Rudolph where she has been
a guest at the J. Granger home for
few days.
Mrs. A. L. Arpin returned Sunday
from New Orleans where she attended
Mardi Gras. She reports a delight.
full trip.
Ben Heger and Allie Karberg Wis
tied friends in Marshfield over Sun
day
Chas. G. Ekelund departed Monday
for Blue Earth, Mimi, where he has
contract for ditching. As soon as
he makes preliminary arrangements
there workmen will follow from Grand
Rapids whom he has engaged to WORK
with him.
Mrs. Geo. Courtney of GAINESVILLE,
is home on account of the illness of
her father, Samuel Parker. He has
been confined to the house for a
week with very bad cold on his
lungs. He is now on the mend but
quite weak.
On Sunday the 18th of March the
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