Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-07-25
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AT a meeting Of the Masonic lodge
held in the new quarters on Fourth
avenue south it was decided to go a
head with the interior improvements.
New officers chairs viii be instlI-
ed, a new furnace put in. The inter
Tor will be redecorated and the old
folding door partition be tween the
min rooms viii be closed and plas4
tered up.
Kennard lie Roy Ellis, the seven
day old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan FL
lis died Wednesday evening at 9:15.
The funeral was held from the
house at 2 o'clock Thursday after
noon. The Rev. Fred Staff officia-
ting Burial was in Forest Hill
cemetery.
a. S. Norton who has been en-
pIoyed in Minnesota for several
months arrived in the city Thurs
day morning for a visit with his
family
Roy Kruger, employed by the
Carson Prize Scott Co. of Chicago
and Will Hagan employed on the
Board Of Trade at Chicago, are Wis
iting with Mr. and MS. Fred w.
Kruger. The young men are on a
two weeks vacation and while they
think Grand Rapids is quiet as COM
pared with Chicago, they like the
city and the fresh air.
r. " Bulls of Eau Claire, travel
ing representative and adjustor for
the Atlas Casualty Insurance Co,
Of Lake Mills, Wis, was in the city
Thursday to settle the claim of Au-
gust Yeske, who had a policy in the
above company. This office acknow-
lodges a social call while in the
city
George Mcmillan gave his brother
Archie a drive about the city Tues
day. 1t win be remembered that MI
Archie Mcmillan has been in poor
health for some time back and his
many friends are all glad to know,
that his Improvement is sufficient to
allow him to get about again. This
was his first visit in the new John
SON & Hill Co. store.
Dr. a. T. Ridgmans father has re-
covered sufficient health and str ength
50 as to be able to ride out occas-
ionally and enjoy the excellent wea-
Their We have been having recently.
J. Hammer is back from his trip
to Norway. Ee was absent six weeks
and reports a pleasant visit with rela
tiyes in that country. His trip over
was with a calm sea but on his return
the weather was cold, rainy and they
met with % ice bergs in all Many
of his friends had left home and some
had come to this country. He was de
lighted to get back home.
A w Hams and family have NOV
ed to Marshfield this week where
Mr. Hams Las secured permanent
employment.
Amandus Reinert, formerly an en-
ployee in this office but now of Chi
cago, is home ON a vacation. He
belongs to the cavalry department of
the State Malta and wears their
uniform. He says he likes Chicago
push, life and energy.
Miss Frances /. Case, secretary
and superintendent of the Seventh
Day Adventist's schools of Wiscon-
sin, departed Thursday morning for
Berrien Springs, Michigan, on bust
ness for the school and church. She
will be absent several weeks. She
was accompanied as far as Milwau-
kee with Master Emmett Carey.
Miss Edith Snyder left Thursday
for her home at sheboygan after
spending couple OF days in the
city a guest of Miss Edith Norton.
Mrs. Ed. Ferrier and son of Still
water, Mimi. arrived in the city
Wednesday for visit at the Kirk
land home. They were accompanied
home by Miss Mayme kirkland who
has been visiting in saltwater for
some time.
Miss Agnes Mulroy who is EN-
ployed in Milwaukee is spending the
week in the city visiting with her IA
Their Patrick Mulroy
Miss Petronella Mulroy is spending
the week at New London, visiting
friends.
Miss Mae Baruch who is employed
at Milwaukee has been spending the
week in the city visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Baruch.
VIII MOBILES is in Madison ant
Valparaiso, Ind, this week. on bust
ness.
Mrs. John Lindermann and daugh
ter June have returned from a week.
visit with her father, Rev. Nimits a
Marinette.