Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-10-30

at an oyster supper at: their. coy
little flat on Birch street FRIDAY
evening A most delightful even
| ing was reported By all present
| The Missionary societ OF the
| Congregational church will hold THEN
next meeting at the home of Airs
E, N. Pease. Wednesday November
9TH. Hostesses, Mrs. George W
Mead and Mrs E NJ Pease.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kruger of Stew
ems Point are HAPPY over the arriF-
al OF baby girl at their home Mon
day morning. October % Mrs. Krug-
er was formerly Miss Cassie Ma
honey of this city.
Mrs. Cliff Bluett returned Monday
from Glendive, Mimi, where she has
been visiting for. some time. Master
Josenh Morris, Mrs. Bluett's nephew,
came With her and will visit at Sher-
| if Cowell's.
f. J. Lauerman and Arthur Pfeiffer
OF Lauerman Bros. Marinette: Wis.
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. a. N
Wilson. Mr.. Wilson was connected
with the Lauerman- Bros store for
fifteen years.
| Mrs. E. L. Harris and children of
Chattanooga, Tenn, are in the city,
guests at the H. F. Anderson home.
After a short visit here they expect
to go west where they have purchas-
| ed farm.
Mrs. Dora Krohn of the town of
New Rome, Adams Co, died Thurs
day, October %. She was sixty-five
years of age Her body was brought
to this city, and was taken Satur-
day to Chicago for burial.
Mrs. Lena Quist of the town of
Sherry, died Thursday, October %,
of old age. She was efghty-five
years Of age. The funeral service
took place on Saturday for the Swed-
ish Lutheran church OF. that town,
Rev. Morling officiating.
Mrs. John Mening was pleasantly
surprised at her home on the west
side on Wednesday afternoon by a
number of her lady friends. The
afternoon was spent in social con
verse and a dainty luncheon was
served.
Mrs. Robertson and two children,
spent Sunday at the L. Reichel home
in company with Mr.. and Mrs.
Reichel left for Stevens Point this
morning to spend the day with their
friends. They made the trip by auto
mobile.
David Hammond of Wilmot, South
Dakota, Mrs. Nora Smith and son
Erwin, also from Wilmot, are the
guests OF his brother, G. V. Ham
mond and family, in the town of
Saratoga, this week. On Monday
they We're III this city looking it
over and doing some shopping This
office acknowledges a social call.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Suhr have
the sympathy of the community in
the loss Of their - months old boy,
who died Sunday morning after a
two months illness with summer
complaint. The funeral service will
be held Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock from the house, Rev. VIM.
Reding officiating.
Sheriff Cowell and Deputy Oscar
Kammerud of Babcock took Ed Gray
to Waupun on Monday. Gray plead
guilty to the charge Of burglary be-.
fore Judge Park and was sentenced
to one year in state prison.. Gray
had broken into the barn Of Jockey
Johnson and stolen some rings and
parts of harness.
Mrs. Antoine P Hirzy was hostess
at a daisy chain party at her home,
on Second street south Wednesday
evening. The evening was delight
fully spent in playing bridge First |
faVors We're awarded to Mrs A B. |
Sutor and second favors to Mrs
Paul Hammerly. Dainty refresh |
ments We're served and a delightful |
evening reported by all present
Mary Huber, who has been -confin-
ed in the county jail for some. time
awaiting trial in the circuit court |
on statutory charge, and who was |
examined regarding her sanity by |
doctors appointed by the court, was !
adjudged insane. Sheriff Cowell and |
daughter Sadie .Cowell, took Mrs. |
Huber to the Northern asylum for |
the insane on Tuesday.
The special meeting of the Lady |
Mac cabees called for Friday after
noon at the hall, was well attended. |
The time was spent in preparing
plans for the Rally which will take
place on November 8. A large class
will be initiated at that time Har-
riett Olson of Oshkosh, State Com
mander, was present and had charged
of the meeting.
Edward Kampe, who has made ar
engagements with the Anderson Car
riage Works, to do all kinds of au-
tomobile repair work and recon
struction of them; has been in this
line of work for the past six years
% Heburn, Iowa. He comes to
this city well equipped and highly |
recommended as a frist-class ma
chinist and workman, will be ready
81, Il