Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-03-13

afternoon and evening
Mrs. Ben Heger left Monday for
! her home at Neenah after spending
a week in the city visiting her mo-
ther Mrs. Severt Johnson.
Rev. H. c. Logan is in Clinton this
week assisting in holding revival
meetings.
| DR.. J. H. Tippett, presiding elder of
the Appleton district preached in
/ the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
! Misses Della Fritz and Myrtle Sew
erance have accepted positions in
the millinery department of Johnson
& Hill store.
R. Strauss of Marshfield was a
business visitor in the city Mon
! day.
Miss Lucille Church left on
Tuesday for a weeks visit in Osh-
! kosh
Frank Benkowski of Tomah spent
Sunday in the city visiting with re
latives.
Miss Roella Havenor of Belvidere,
H., is in the city a guest at the
viii Mead home.
| Ray Kraus spent Sunday with his
! parents at Marshfield.
Miss frankie Morgan spent Sunday
with relatives at Rudolph.
Mrs. R. E. Mcfarland has returned
from a visit with relatives at Three
Lakes.
Miss Ora Nissen is, home from
Wales Sanitarium for a weeks vis7
it with her parents Mr. and Mns MAJ
tin Nissen.
Fred NJ Schnabel and w Prib-
benow returned Sunday evening
from a business "trip in the northern
part Of the state.
Miss Rose Blum of Marshfield Wis
tied Miss Tilie Cizon over Sunday
Alb. Bergen left Sunday evening for
a short visit at New Lisbon.
Miss Emma Fritz is on the sick
list this week.
Lulu Witherell commneced work
in the millinery department of the
Steinberg store Monday morning.
Misses Edith Seelleck and Anna
Klug visited at Wausau on Sunday
DIR. and Mrs. Kickbush visited re-
latives at Wausau on Sunday.
Mrs. John Clancy returned to her
home at Milwaukee Monday noon
after a few days visit at the Au-
gust Duchrow home.
Mrs. George Baker spent Sunday
visiting with her daughter Mrs. n.
G. Ratelle at Rudolph.
Edner Kubitsky and Miss Lavina
Johnson were married by the Rev.
F. Staff at noon Monday at the Par
sonage Oh First avenue south. Mr..
and Mrs. Kubitsky left on the noon
train for a short honeymoon trip af
ter which they will go to house keep
ing on Third avenue north.
j. NJ. Anderson, Milwaukee, has is
sued orders prohibiting the smoking
of ciragettes by employees under him
ON the La Crosse division of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul road. He
said the rule would be strictly enforc
ed.
Miss Margaret Wilson is directing
a movement to interest the WOmen's
clubs in urging social-center legisla-
ton in their respective states The
Russell Sage Foundation is coop
Grating with Miss Wilson and the
Federation of Women's Clubs in the
work.
Mrs D. J. McAllister of Marinette,
and Mrs w. D. Webb of Paducah, Ky.
arrived in the city Friday and
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ Wilson. Mrs. Webb is Mrs.
Wilson's sister and Mrs. McAllister
is Mrs. Wilson's mother.
Mrs Fredericks and daughter Eth
ell have retmne ed from a visit with
Mrs. J. J. Paetrick at Sparta.
Andrew Mosher and son Irving re
turned to their home at Trout Lake,
Friday morning after a few days Wis
it in the city with relatives.
| Miss Witherspoon Of Ironwood,
Mich, spent Thursday in the city
1.-The guest Of Miss Ruby Elvers-
| Miss Edith KuntZ, of the extension
division of the University of WiscOn-
| sin gave q recital at the Lincoln
| school building Thursday evening to
| a large audience. Her recital pOr-
trayed and, exemplified the Children
| in Literature The high school Or
| cheStra furnished the music and her
recital is spoken of in the highest
terms as it was greatly enjoyed. 1t
would have been more largely at
| tended had it not been for other So
| cial events occurring on that evening
The house committee on fish and
game laws has recommended the pas
sage of Assemblyman Newcomb
Spoons bill to give the frog the pro-
lection of the game laws between
Nov. l and June l. Assemblyman
Spoor has been waging a war to pre-
vent the extinction Of the slippery
amphi bian.
Both fire companies responded to
an alarm shortly after u O'Clock noon
Friday. The cause of the alarm was
the burning of small hole through