Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-03-28

Mrs. H 2. Anderson entertained
the members Of the PhiIathea club
at her home Tuesday evening
We understand from the. Daily press
that Rev. NJ B. Milne, pastor Of the
Baptist church in this city has re
ceived a cali from a similar church
al Rhinelander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Fisher of Red
Granite are in the city for a few days
visit with friends.
E \. PomainviIIe returned from
Dale, this morning. While IL Dale
he sold Adam and Joe Schulz the
Otis. Gray farm in the town Of Wood.
Consideration $3.50
A c. Otto is having the floor OF
his store recovered with Hnoleum
this week.
J. F. Andrew is out in a new milk
wagon from the Anderson Carriage
Works
J. L. Smith of Stevens Point was
a Grand Rapids business caller on
Monday. While here he left an or
der for a fine business wagon at
the Anderson Carriage Works.
DR. o. E. Lindburg, chief inspector
Of the Department of Agriculture fol
central Wisconsin is spending a few
days in Waupaca inspecting some
high priced stock sold to the War
and Navy Departments at Annapol-
is, Maryland
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Green on Wednesday, March 20,
son.
The Christian E ndeavor Of the
First Moravian church held an oy-
ster supper and apron sale in the,
church parlors Wednesday evening,
at which they Melted about fifty-one
dollars.
Miss Mary Campfon of Lafayette,
Ind, was in the city Thursday on
her way to Wausau, where she viii
visit relatives.
Mrs. E. Rossier and son benjamin
left Wednesday for visit with
friends at Madison.
Mice 7ra~v, I<,,,,oo,. oe Pill, Oh, Vic,
tied with her brother Charles Kru-
ger. Miss Kruger is on her way to
to buy millinery and get
the late idea for her store in Rib
Lake
Rev T Wojak returned Wednes-
day from Poniatowsh where he took
part in a forty shours devotion. He
visited with friends in Wausau while
away.
c. w. Price, assistant state indus
trial commissioner and deputies j. A.
Norris L. J. Lockney, D. Evans and
A. L. Kaemes were in the city We'd !
nesday visiting the manufacturing in
George A. Varney, Superintendent
of Schools Of Vesper, was in the city
looking after business.
Mrs. John King returned from Wau
sau Wednesday where she has been
friends
William Mobiles, an old time farm
er in the town of Rome, Adams coun.
ty, Wisconsin, sold his farm recently
and intends to go back to Pennsyl-
Vania, where he came from when a
boy 10 years Of age. Mr.. Mobiles was
born at Whitney's Point, Broom coun
ty, New York, November %, 1888.
He moved with his parents when a
boy to Towanda, Pa. At the age of
10 he came to Wisconsin and located
in the Little Pinery, in the town of
Leola, Adams county. He lived there
about 10 years and follower saw mill
work of all kinds From there he
moved into the town of ROME, where
he continued miIlWright work and
farming. Fe is the father of two
sons, Chas. Mobiles, who resides in
Grand Rapids, and Frank who is a
farmer in Adams county. He expects
to leave in the near future for To
wanda, Pa, where he will be near
two of his sisters If he likes the
place of his childhood he may remain
there, but if he does not he will
return to Wisconsin. Mr.. Mobiles is
well known to many of the old set
tiers in this part of Wood county,
who will wish him a pleasant visit
back East