Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-09-05

| Roy BagIey the conductor with the
smile that won't come off, has rent
ed the George Otto house near the
street car barns. The boys are ask
ing for the reason We haven't dis
covered a license yet
| Miss LeIa Potter and Miss Ruth
Bennett, who have been visiting witt
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wooddell, left
Saturday for Granton where they will
teach school.
Mrs. Barnes and Miss CHAMBER OF
Hancock are visiting with friends
in the city
Miss Grace Goggins has returned
from a visit at Wausau.
Miss Grace Noonan and viii Moo
nan have returned to St. Paul after
a visit in this city at the T. Riley
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Naughton, who
have been visiting at the c. Curt
Ter home on Ninth street south have
returned to Chicago.
Miss Katherine Kundinger of st.
Paul visited friends here last week.
From here she went to Greenwood
and Auburndale to visit relatives.
Miss BeryI Thompson left Monday
for Hayfield, Mimi, where she ac-
cepted the principalship of the high
school for the coming year.
Erick Newman, a graduate of the
Wood County Normal, will be the
teacher Of the public school in Dist.
No. 4, town Of. SigeI, the coming yea1
His school opens on Tuesday, Sept.
3, primary day. Mr.. Newman possess
es the necessary elements for MAX
ing a strong teacher.
A few gathered together Thursday
night at the Sabbath school room in
the Congregational church and talk
ed over matters connected with the
coming convention on September 49,
16 A list of committees will be pub.
Hshed soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman LoOck of
Grand Rapids, and Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Naughton of Chicago, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Loock at Nekoo-
sa on Thursday. They all report a
delightful visit
J. c. McReynolds of Grand Rap
ids, secretary and treasurer of the
Wisconsin conference Of Seventh Day
Adventists, was a visitor to this city
last Thursday, a guest of H. w. John
son.-Stevens Point Gazette.
Miss Dogmar Martjnson left Thurs
day for Minneapolis where she will
visit relatives for a couple OF weeks.
Miss Rena PhiIIeo left this week
for Milwaukee where she will attend
Normal school this winter.
Miss Harriet Armstrong and HfIas
Armstrong of Necedah are in the
city visiting at the G. E. Waterman.
home.
Miss L. Mix of Oregon, Iowa, is.
in the city the guest of Mrs. John
Parrish.
Clara Carlson has returned from
a visit with her mother at Hep
burn, Iowa, and resumed her work al
Cohen Bros. store.
Miss Stella Riley of Iowa arrived
in the city Thursday, and resumed
her work at the Poir:er Hat shop.
Bruce Mcclellan left this week for
Barrens, Alberta, Canada, where he
has business interests.
Miss Mary Jones has returned fror1
an extended visit with her sister Mrs
Chas. HaIvorsen at Madison
Miss Adelaide Snow arrived in the
city Thursday from Mansion where
she has been conducting a penman-
ship school for teachers.
w. A. BaIdauf, the new instructor
in mathematics and athletics, form
erly of Stevens Point was in the
city Thursday.
Mrs. ]. H. Lindermann, Misses E
Hzabeth HerschIeb and Stella Emmons
visited at the Scales home at Walk
er Thursday.
Geo. Otto, the chiropractor, who has
been practicing at Springfield, Ill,
has gone back to Davenport, Iowa,
where he has accepted a superintend
cy of the Chropractors' School. The
board Of directors made his salary
sufficiently large that the inducement
was too large to turn down. His
family who have been residing in this
city left Friday forDavenport, where
they will reside.
Mrs. Edward Wheelan of Sand
Point, Idaho, who has been visiting
at the Wheeler home in this city for
the past two weeks has gone to
Ashland, where she will visit other
relatives.
John Carey, who has been visiting
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Car
ey in this city for the past two weeks
left Friday afternoon for Milwaukee
where he is employed.
Miss Maud Richards who has been
visiting Mrs. Addie Dougherty and
Mrs. D. E. Carey for several weeks
past left Friday for Chicago
The dancing party given Thursday
evening at the Pavilion for the bene-
fit Of the Ladies Federation was a
great social success. The attendance
was not as large as hoped for, but
sufficiently large that the ladies will
net a neat little sum to add to