Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-06-05

barn was burned down and nine head
of stock that were in the barn were
burned up. Only 1915 insurance ON
| barn.
The Ideal theatre is adding to it's
reputation as a first class place of
amusement. Every performance at
this popular theatre gives satisfac-
ton and the steady patronage it is
enjoying shows that the people appre
ciate the efforst the manager is max
ing to give the public nothing but the
best.
Mayor Joseph A. Cohen has gone
to Fond du Lac to attend the assem-
bly, of the Grand Lodge of Odd Eel
lows. Up to noon Tuesday 807 de
legates to the assembly of the Grand
Lodge had registered and 4S1 dele
gates to the Rebekah- assembly.
Miss Gertrude Kuntz of MiIwau-
kee is in the city visiting with her
SISICI MIS- <dI ITuDSu
Mrs. Frank Bernier is spending
the week visiting with friends at
Wausau.
Misses Ida Hammer and Clara Carl
son are spending a few days in Chi
cago visiting with friends.
Mrs l. o. Mills of Galena, ILL.,, is
in the city visiting with her brother
Dan McKercheI' and family.
Chas. Thorne of Minneapolis is in
the city the guest of Miss Anna BaIn
berg.
Mrs. G. Cooper and daughter spent
Wednesday in Rudolph visiting re-
latiVes.
Miss Mary Perch of Biron was in
the city Wednesday, shopping.
Mrs R. E. Prosser of Donald, Wis.
| is in the city a guest It the home of
her sister, Mrs. Chas. A PhilIeo.
A farewell party was given in the
church parlors of the Evangelical
Lutheran church, east side, Friday e.
vening, for the Messrs. H. Reichert,
who left this week for Colorado
to spend the summer and Frank Rick
man, left for Milwaukee, where
he will be employed. Mr.. Reichert
has taught the Lutheran school the
past year. The evening was delight
fully spent in playing games, social
| converse, and dainty refreshments
were served. A very enjoyable even,
ing is reported by all present.
Geneveve White of Pittsville, is iIf
the city representing The Silverton
Publishing Co. of Chicago, and try
ing to secure agents for said COM
pany. She has a printed contract
which explains itself and is the only
agreement that can be made by her.
1t provides liberal pay for good work
eTs Her contracts are Furnished by
the company and are lived up to in
every respect by them. Anyone de
string such employment in their
home city or on the road can get an
excellent opportunity by consulting
her at the home of Mrs. Moran.
Louis Fournier was shaken up con-
siderably and badly bruised about tht
head and face, when he stepped out
of a moving automobile Sunday even
ing. Mr.. Fournier evidently stepped
off of the running board of the car
while the car was in motion. He fel
to the road and was unconscious whel
picked UP. The accident happened
near the residence of Geo. w. Davis
on Third street south. L. A. DeGuere
invited Mr. Fournier to ride with hin
and said he would take him home.
When near the Davis residence, Mr..
Fournier got out on the running boal
with the intention OF getting off. Nh.
DeGuere intended to draw into the
curb and let Mr.. Fourier off, but be
fore he could do so, Mr.. Founier ha
stepped off the running board.
Miss Marjorie kellogg, who attend
school at Fond du Lac lis home fol
the summer vacation
Mrs R. E. MacFarland spent Mem
rial Day at Plainfield docking after
the family lot at the cemetery at thai
place.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Luther have +.
turned from a short visit to Chicago
Miss Isabel Zimmerman left Friday
for Butte, Montana, where she vii
spend the summer with relatives
c. E. Urbans of Stevens Point, su
perintendent of the Northern Diyisio
of the 500 Line was in the city Fri
day.
James Pilger of Milwaukee has en-
tered the employment of Gleue Bros