Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-04-17

Dckoff spent Sunday with friends at
Wausau.
Mrs Elizabeth Daily and her daJgh
ter Mrs. Mayme PomainWille, arriv-
ed home Monday from their extend
| ed trip in Florida and the southern
states T hey report a delightful Wis
it with her brother and family and
while they hada fine time they were
glad to get back home in Grand
Rapids. Their many friends are glad
to know they are back home safely
and we'll and that they missed all
| the bad weather we had in March.
Port Edwards and who gave Oak
| Park, H., as his home, was given
five days in the county Jail by jus
tee E. n. Pomainville Tuesday morn
| ing Domeleski was arrested by Off
Ger Berg on a drunk and disorder y
| charge.
Wednesday. April 16, The Stein
berg Store, started a closing out
sale Of all it's stock. The building
has been sold and it becomes ne
cessary to yacate it by thief irst of
June. AS it has been impossible
to find suitable location, the mana
ger OF the store has decided to close
out the entire stock at big sacri-
| flee.
Mrs. l. E. Philleo left Thursday for
two weeks visit with her daughter
Rena who is attending the State Nor
NAL school at Milwaukee.
Mrs Meyer Friedstein and daugh-
| ter Leanor left Thursday for Chicago
where they will make an extended
visit with relatives and friends.
From the Marshfield Times Cal
Wood of Grand Rapids, state oil in
spector for this district, was in town
Friday While here he stated that
several hundred thousand feet of logs
had come down the Wisconsin river
to Grand Rapids and had been cor
rallied and cribbed in above the Gran
Rapids dam. These logs proved to
belong to the A R. Week lumber
company of Stevens Point whose dam
above Stevens Point went out last
week and let all their logs out with
the flood.-Seven Marshfield ladies
went to Grand Rapids Wednesday
noon and pleasantly surprised Mrs.
c. E. Boles, formerly of this city.
They took an elaborated banquet sup
per with them in baskets and after
pleasant afternoon and evening re-
turned on the late train. In the party
was Mesdames George D. Booth, w
S. Heaton, w w. McCuLoch, A. L.
Bouldrie, Adam Paulus, w. d. Wheel
er and J. E. Ketchum.
A specialist from Milwaukee was
called to see Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Ar
pins only little daughter Charlotte,
Wednesday, who has been very sick
for several weeks.
Mrs. E e. Ames is back from Eau
Claire where she has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. A. Podawiltz for
the past three weeks.
Fl ed Hirzy and family who have
been visiting relatives i'm the old
country are expected here Wednes-
day for an extended visit with his
brother A. P Hirzy and family. Mr..
Hirzy's health is very much improved
over what it was when he Left Wis
consin two years ago.
/ Mrs. George Elliot has returned
to her home at Rudolph after a Wis
it in the CITY at the n j. Richards
home
Miss Bernice Eggert leaves this
evening for an extended visit with
relatives in Nebraska.
Miss Hazel Meeteer has resigned
her position as telephone operator at
Johnson & Hill store to accept one
at the telephone office
Miss Anna Bamberg has returned
from visit in Milwaukee and Chi
cago.
Mrs. Russell Alexander of Port Ed
wards visited her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Noltner on Tuesday.
l. E. Wilcox and Carl Perling have
gone to the southern part of the
state on business trip for the John
son & Hill Co.
n. and Mrs. A NJ. Muir and Will
bur Herschleb left Tuesday evening
for Wales called there by the. illness
of Mrs. w. Herschleb.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Neitzel are hap
Ply over the arrival of baby boy,
born April IA.
Miss Celia Prockopetz has resign
ed her position as bookkeeper at
| w. C. WeisePs store to accept a
similar one at the Brewery. Mrs.
| Nellie Dolan has taken the position
vacated by Miss ProckopetZ.
George Knoller has resigned his
position in the drug department OF
Johnson & Hill Co.
| August Knoll, arrested on a charge
of abandonment, appeared in Justice
Pomainville's court Tuesday after
noon. Knoll was allowed his liberty
under susp ended sentence and order
ed to pay $40 a month to his wife.
w. E. Wheelan left Tuesday after
noon for Madison.
About forty-eight lady friends of
Mrs. Mason Bliss gave her a pleas
ant surpries Friday afternoon. in hon