Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-06-27

Drafy DulIdlng.
The following young ladies of this
city are registered to attend the
summer session at the Stevens
Point Normal, which viii last until
July 26: Blanche Camp, Helen Dick
son, Gertrude Giese, Nellie Haaffin,
Tessie Hunt, Claire Hunt, Edith John
son, Lenore Johnson, Elizabeth Lin
dahl, Bessie LaVigne, Cecil Latus,
Ella Latus Frances MaIicke, Ella
Merriam, Floy Margeson, Lulu MoH,
Flossie Snyder.
Miss Grace Nowatney has finish
ed her seasons work as trimmer at
Wausau and returned to her home in
this city.
Miss Hilda Miller returned to her
home at Manitowoc Thursday after
a visit in the city with D. c. Chap
man family.
| Mrs. D. NJ Huntington and daugh-
ters Bess and Ruby and son George
left this week in their auto for Il
Iinois where they will spend a cou-
pie of weeks visiting friends and re
| latiyes.
Frank Krumeri is laid up with
badly injured foot.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Smith and child
of Sherry We're in the city Thursday
on business
H. Boetcher of South Dakota is in
the city visiting his daughter Mrs.
Will Raymond.
Arnold Klostermann of Wausau is
spending a few days in the city
visiting J. Damon.
Will Franscon has accepted a po-
sition as cashier with the Chicago
& Northwestern R. R. Co.
Roy Simms has resigned his po-
sition as motorman for the Grand Rap,
ids Street Railway Co He will be
succeeded by Edward Kruger who ha
been acting as conductor for said
company Mr.. Mike Kubisiak will
take Mr.. Kruger's place as conduc-
tor.
Rollie BurcheM will leave this weel
for Port Arthur, Canada, where he
has secured employment with the
Pigeon River Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Whitfleet of
Chicago are guests of Mrs. Henry
Lambert this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Meyer and
Mrs. Hugh Boles returned Thursday
from Madison where they have been
spending the week attending COM
mencement exercises.
A. W. Lambert, foreman in the
Wood County Reporter printing Of
flee, returned home Thursday night
from Harshaw, Wis, where he had
been camping and fishing for ten
days with Messrs. A. J. Cowell and
w E. Little He reports delight
full outing. good fishing and plenty
of mosquitoes Their friends were
kindly remembered with a mess OF
fresh fish.
Miss Mabel Bloss left Thursday
for Wausau to attend the Seven-Day
Adventist camp-meeting
Rev. F. Quinn, who has been
assisting Father VIM. Reding at IS.
Peter & Paul church has accepted
a call from the Catholic parish at Mt
Hope, Wis. He left on Mon
day for Mt Hope. {,
Glen Lounsbury who is employed
by the Grand Rapids Plumbing and
Heating Co., was married on Tues
day, June %, to Miss Jorgenson at
Surfing Wis.
Miss Elizabeth Nash of Brazi
Ind, is in the city a guest of her
grandmother, Mrs Nels Johnson.
Will Meyer arrived home from
Madison, Thursday evening. Mr..
Meyer graduated with the class of
1912 from the University with hon
ors.
Miss Mildred MacKinnon left
the first of the week for Madison
where she will attend summer school
Mrs. Andrew Mosher of Cornell
was in the city to attend the funeral
of her sister Miss Iona Hofstater.
Mrs. Fred Hagenbeck of Colby is
in the city visiting with Mrs. John
Exner-
Mrs. Elizabeth Daily is confined
to her home on Baker street with
illness
Miss Floy Arpin is in the city to
spend the summer vacation from Bal
timore, Maryland, where she attend
ed college the past year.
Bert McLees has resigned his po-
sition with the Wood County Tele-
phone Co.
Mrs. Post and Mrs. J. H. Wright
returned from an extended trip thru
the West.
Mrs. Gertrude Peterson of Cla-
Kinda, Iowa, is in the city visiting
at the E. P. Arpin home.
Miss Cecil Arpin has returned from
a visit with friends in Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Potter have
been spending the week at Madison
attending the graduation exercises
of the University of which their
| grandson Horace Palmatier was a
| graduate.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Brennan return
ed Thursday evening from their wed