Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-07-03

| a position as assistant TO w m Bd4d-
OFF, at the Biron mill.
John Wesley, who has been local
operator at the Green Bay & Western
passenger station, win take charge
of the c. & n. W. passenger station
in this city Tuesday. Mr. Wesley will
be the day operator and ticket ar
gent. He has had years Of experience
in the railroad work and is well quail
fed to assume the RESPONSE bilities of
his new position.
Miss Hazel Lindow of Milwaukee
is in the city a guest of Mrs. C. A.
bennington.
FOR SALE: A boat and boat-house
phone 547. 2td-1twp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Loock are
rejoicing over the arrival of a baby
boy born on Sunday, June %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Frisbse have
returned from a wedding trip spent
in the southern part of the state.
Miss Cordelia Richards is employed
as saleslady in Cohen Bros. depart
ment store.
Chas. Fandrich spent the Sabbath
in Wausau with his daughter, Mrs.
VIM. H. Lowe and family. He reports
a pleasant visit but the weather very
warm.
Mrs. Geo. Smith of eSattle, Wash
was the honored guest at an eleven
table bridge whist party at the home
Of Mrs. Arthur G. Miller on Thurs
day afternoon. First favors were
won by Mrs. J. S. Thompson and
Mayme Conway, received second fav-
ors. A dainty luncheon was served.
Leland Johnson is attending sum-
mer school at Madison
Miss Marie Looze will attend sum
mer school at Stevens Point.
The Park Commi ssion has placed
nine benches, similar to the ones
in the Library park in the Riverside
park near the C. & N. w. railway
bridge.
Mrs E. E. Ames\and daughter Mrs
A. ]. Podawiltz have gone to Marsh
field for a short visit with friends.
Geo. PurneH, Jr., has entered the
employ of the Johnson e Hill Co
store taking a position in the car
pet and rug department.
Attorneys John Roberts, B. R. Cog
| gins, w. j Conway, and Frank Cal
kins attended the meeting of the
| Wisconsin State Bar association We,
nesday The attendance was fair and
was the best the meeting has had so
| far. The members who attended frol
Grand Rapids report that the meet
ing was successful and that the en-
tertainment afforded the guests by
the lawyers and citizens of Wausau
was excellent C. E. Bird was elected
president. B. r. Goggins was elect
ed vice president of the eth Judicial
District w. U. Moore of Madison
was elected secretary and Geo. E,
Morton of Milwaukee was elected
treasurer. Green Bay was selected
as the place for holding the next
meeting
NJ L. Ginsburg has purchased a
new car through the Jacobson agenc!
Master Edw Beardsley is spending
couple of weeks with friends at~Ru
dolph
Misses arie and Clara Tillman
of West Bend have been visiting
this week at the home of Mrs. John
Hamm
Ruth Steinberg and Sarah Milgram
have returned from a few days Wis
it with relatives at Babcock.
Miss Anna Weisberg of Chicago is
in the city guest of her uncle Har-
ry Weisberg and family.
Miss Edna Morey of Wautoma is
in the city guest of Miss Laura
Painter.
Miss CeciIe Harteau left for heI
home at Green Bay Thursday after
noon after spending a couple weeks
in the city visiting with her cousin
Miss Babe Poirier at the Hotel Wit.
ter.
Mrs. Joe Vadnais and children re
turned to their home in South Da
kota Wednesday after a visit in
the city at the Chris Nissen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ginsberg and daugh
ter Anna have gone to Chicago ON {
visit
Joe Zabawa has returned to Bal
cock where he is employed after ;
few days visit in the city with hi:
( parents.
w. H. Eldridge has taken pO
sition Of 1Iagman at the c. NJ. & St
Paul station made vacant by the tran
ferring of L. Williams to Merrill. MI
Eldridge is a brother of F. S. Ed
ridge, agent for the C. NJ. & ST. Pau
road and brother of P. c. Eldridge
Superintendent OF the St. Paul road
: Mr. and Mrs G. Miller and daugh
D ter Helen returned Thursday froT