Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-10-02

week guest Of Mrs. Nellie Quin.
She returned to her home on Tues
day
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
John Jagodzinski west side died
Tuesday Sep, % and the funeral
services was held Thursday afternoon
Rev VIM, Reding officiating
Harvey Gee and Fred Norton have
traded their second hard store on
first street TO A Starks for a farm
in Adams county. Mr. Starks took
possession of the store on Monday.
Mrs. D. Witherell and daughter,
Gladys, of Green Bay, and Mrs. NJ.
Peterson and daughter, Vera, Of
Northport, are expected in the city
to spend Sunday with the Doll
Witherell family.
A number of neighbors of Mr..
and Mrs. Kramer rendered them
a surprise party at their home Mon
day evening in honor Of their first
wedding anniversary Dainty re-
freshments were served
Misses Jessie Volt, Eva Lind, Mary
Jones, Grace GCggins, Hazel Williams
Esther Gill and Marion Jackson, who
attend the Normal in Stevens Point
spent Sunday at their homes in this
city.
Time, according to the poets, is
healer of all wounds. 1t is also a
great destroyer of goods on your
shelves. Get busy and see them
move. There is just one way-ad-
vertise.
1t is. better to over estimate your
competitors than to over estimate YOU
self. Too many business men wake
up after the procession has passed
Cunning avoids obstacles; tact
meets and overoomes them.
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Ladies aid society of the Luthern
church of Port Edwards will meet
with Mrs. Herman Kuhn, Wednesday
afternoon, October the 8th- ten
cent lunch will be served. Every
body cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Silver returned
from their wedding trip spent
in Chicago, Milwaukee, and Other
points and will go to housekeeping
over the Ginsburg store Oh first
street.
Robert Swenberg of Arpin, was ir
/ Grand Rapids Saturday ON business
and while here was a social caller
j at the Reporter printing office. His
| utd1Gu Is 1IutI1 DVOCC1 bo41ISN AAS y
turned from the east where he was
under treatment.
The funeral of Geo. Swensen, Wht
was accidently drowned last Sunda.
evening near Nekoosa, was held this
afternoon from the Scandinavian
Moravian church. The Rev. H. B
Johnson officiating. Burial was a
Forest Hill cemetary.
County Superintendent Varney ha
vacated his office at the court hous'
and will now be found at the Train
ing School The offices at thu
court house formerly occupied by MI
Varney will be used by the persons
compiling the new indexes for thu
Register of Deeds office.
On a complaint sworn out by offic
Payne, Frank NatWick was arreste'
for violating the automobile law o
the state of Wisconsin. The cas4
was called Monday in Justice Brown
court Mr.. NatWick pleaded no
guilty and the case was adjourned
one week.
A. R. Hirst, of Madison, chief en-
gineer of the Wisconsin state High
way Commission was in the cit.
Thursday. Mr. Hirst said tina
Wood county was doing good Worl
on it's highways. This can be takel
as a compliment to our highwa,
commissioner, Louis Amundson.
The Lady Maccabees held a ,socia
gathering at the home of Mrs. L
Reichel on 3rd. Street south, Thurs
day evening September, 18th. TIL
guest of honor was Mrs. Olson O
Milwaukee, State commander of tina
order. Light refreshments were sery
ed and delightful evening was spen
by those pres
About fifteen lady 1Iie1os of Mrs
Doll whitehall rendered her a SUI
prise party at her home near tn
Green Bay depot Friday Afternoon
in honor of her birthday The al
ternoon was spent IN socia. converse
A dainty supper was served and tn
ladies all report delightful time
Mrs. WithereI was presented wit
many, beautiful presents by he
friends.
| B. Nelson was in our office to-da,
with two apples OF the ''Wolf River
variety from his old home in Rich
land county, Wis. The two apple
weighed pounds and 10 ounces ant
the larger one of the two measures