Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-01-23
home with typhoid pneumonia.

home with typhoid pneumonia.
Mrs. E F. Kramer IS visiting rela-
tfyes at Wausau this. week.
Mrs RA Mcdonald left Wednes-
day for Ladysmith for a visit with
her son Bert Mcdonald and family .
Mrs. Henry Binneboese left Tues
! day fer Minneapolis TO attend the
wedding of her son Paul to Miss Min
ME Casper, which took place We'd
nesday-
Fred Bentz of Nekoosa visited with
friends in the city on Tuesday.
A number of lady friends of Mrs a
at her home Wednesday afternoon in
honor of her sixty-f1rst birthday The
afternoon was pleasantly spent in
social converse and dainty refresh
ments were served.
Miss Ruby jerks has accepted a
position with the Homer George Co
Miss Katherine Urbanowski return
ed to her home at Stevens Point Tues
day after a visit in the city with
friends
J. B. Arpin returned Tuesday from
a business trip to Mexico and Texas.
! Miss Iona Wright has secured a
| II;
Order Co.
Chester Gross left for Madison MOI
| day evening after a short visit in
| the city with Miss Tessie Slattery.
Mrs. Ben J. Heger of Neenah, is
in the city for visit with her mo-
Their, Mrs. Severt Johnson and
friends.
Miss Gertie Nimtz is confined at
home with illness.
Misses Marjorie and Athol Min
nehan of La Crosse were in the city
on business Tuesday.
Miss Eleanore Slattery entertain
| ed at a miscellaneous shower and
bridge party at her home Saturday
evening in Miss Katherine Galligan's
| honor of Nekoosa who was married
on Wednesday to Mr. Arthur P. Null
roy. At the close of the games play
ed first honors were awarded to Mrs.
| Paul Hammerly and the consolation
prize was given to Miss Agnes DAILY.
About sixteen ladies We're present
and Miss Galligan received many
beautiful gifts. A dainty luncheon
was served
Louis III. Swain is home from Iowa
where he has been for three months.
While on the road travelling he was
taken with appendicitis and was OPP
Grated on. This was followed by
run of typhoid fever. He is now home
TO recuperate and is, glad to be home
with his parents and friends. Louis
had a close call. We are all glad to
see him we'll again.
Miss Irma Hassel has resigned
her position in the Novelty depart
ment of Johnson & Hill Co.
day morning from Eau Claire where
he has been looking after the repair
ing and the building of the additions
to the paper mill.
Leonard Reinhardt has purchased
Ford touring car from D. NJ. Hunting
ton.
c. w. Bmett of Arpin, town clerk,
was in the city Thursday on business
Mrs. w. J. Berard received a tele-
gram from Bitter Lake, Alberta, say
| ing that her mother, Mrs. Bat Shar-
key was dying Mrs. Sharkey form
erly lived at Rudolph.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lind OF Hills
boro are in the city guests at the
J. Schnabel home.
Miss Viola Mann has secured en-
ployment with The Homer George Mai
Order Co.
Miss anna Henry has accepted
position in the Matthews Tailoring es
tablishment.
| Miss Emma Stolp has resigned her
position at Johnson & Hill Co.'S store
as saIeslady.
Dwight Trumbull left Thursday for
Dexterville on business.
| The funeral of Melvin Opperued,
the fifteen-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Opperued of the west side
took place Thursday afternoon from
the Scandinavian Moravian church at
two o'clock, Rev. H. B. Johnson Off
ciatfng. Interment took place in For
eest Hill cemetery.
Mrs. P. Witter and Mrs. Lottie
Lynn Campbell were visitors in Marsl
field, Wednesday,.
Roy Gets is now employed as drIV-
er for the American Express Co.
Misses Selma Johnson and Viola
Bruderi will attend a party in Ne
koosa Thursday evening.
The marriage of Miss Minnie Cas-
per and Paul Binneboese will take
place Thursday, January %, at Min
neapolis at the home Of Mr.. and
yU;II;o,,,
Miss Mabel Whitrock of the town
of Grand Rapidsa nd Roy Van Cor
don of Kellner Will be married at the
ImmanueFs Lutheran church on Sth
street nCrth, Wednesday evening,
january % at Z o'clock. Rev. PautZ
will perform the ceremony.