Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-05-30

The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
was taken seriously Ill, last week
and he was taken to Grand Rapids,
to consult a physician.
J. Rogers, a returned missionary
from Africa, spoke to a large audi
ence here Friday night. He told Of
the peculiar customs Of the people
where himself and wife have been
Iaboring for years They are in
tending to return to their field Of
labor, as soon as his wife is suffi-
GENTLY rested. He speaks the A
frican language fIuentIy.
Miss Frances Case, educational Sc
cretary for Wisconsin came to spend
few days and attend the gradua-
ton exercises.
Mrs. Sweet Of Eau Claire, came to
visit her children who are attending
school here.
Miss Gross of Marshfield came back
Saturday to reopen her school after
having a weeks vacation, to recov-
er from the fright, occasioned by L
rene Esser's death. Miss Gross is
still suffering from her own burns
Mrs. Gus PfIugradt Of Milwaukee
came to witness her daughter Emma's
graduation.
Miss Mabel Cutler, Miss Emma
Roepke, Mrs. Howell, and Miss Vera
Mueller of Grand Rapids all came to
attend the graduating exercises.
Miss June Austin, who has been at
tending school at Berrien Springs, the
past year came home, to spend a few
days at her home, before starting
out in the canvassing field
Mrs. Davis and daughter of Marsh
field came to attend the graduating
exercises. Her daughter Ethel was
one of the graduates.
Miss Thors Borg of CHntonyiIle,
came to visit her sister, who was a
member of the 1912 graduating class.
Miss Livana McChesney, who is
taking the nurses course, at the
Madison Sanitarium came home, for
graduation exercises, as her brother
Enrol and sister Flora We're members
of the class.
Miss Nellie Hanson of Underhill
member of the graduating class of
1911, came to attend the exercise
the class of 1912.
The Misses Bertha Cass, and Myr-
tie Judd are intending to spend a
few weeks at Milton Junction, be
fore attending camp-meeting, after
which they intend to enter the can
Vassing field.
Six of the Academy Alumni were
present to witness the graduation of
the class of 1912. They were Misses
Lucille Eighme, Helen Johnson, Mel
| lie Hanson, June Austin, Inez Bra
sier and Robert Cash
The Junior reception held at the
ladies' dormitory Wednesday even
ing, proved a success.
The Seniors planned a surprise for
the Juniors for Friday morngin intend
ing to have them assemble on the
banks of the Yellow river, at an ear
ly hour for breakfast, but the rain
came and as usual spoiled their
plans.
Mr.. and Mrs Doering drove to
Marshfield Wednesday.
Mrs Maria Bisbee came back here
to spend a few days before again
entering the canyassing work. Her
daughter Maud accompanied her
while her two other girls, remained
in the school for a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jorgeson of Poy
Sippi, came to see their son gradu
ate.
Mrs. Fred Johr son and daughter
| Helen of Milton Junction, came here
to attend the graduation exercises. ~
Elder H. w. Reed and P. L. Lar
son of Madison came to attend tht
graduating exercises. Elder ReeC
delivered the Baccalaufeate address,
last Sabbath, at the church, whicl
was packed with an attentive audi
ence.
Inez Brasier's, brother Edwin, wht
| is in the hospital at Chippewa Falls
suffering from an attack of typhoiC
fever is reported as being in a very
critical condition, and don't as We
know of his mothers death
Elder Thurston came home tt
spend a few days with his family anC
attend the graduating exercises.
H. E. Eighme and family drove t
Marshfield Friday to do shopping.