Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-01-30

fine. Several Of these social center
meetings VIII be given at the same
place at intervals during the winter.
Miss Amanda Better of Merrill IS
in the city for a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Better.
John KalIman has secured a posi-
don in Johnson & Hill Co.'S store
as assistant window trimmer.
Mrs, Fred Karnatz is confined at
home with illness.
w Boyarski has resigned his po-
sition with the Johnson & Hill Co.
Mrs. William Gross and son John
Of Wausau are in the city guests
at the George w. Davis home.
Irish Nelson spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting with Narshfi Id
friends
Mrs. Nick Ernser is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Matt Ernser and Mrs. John
EFnser have returned from a short
visit at Manawa-
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kfckbush spent
Sunday visiting with friends and re-
lofitror.
Cy Gross spent Sunday at Wausau
visiting with relatives.
1t is reliably reported that Edward
Lynch has sold his family residence
OIL. Third street south, consisting of
his beautiful residence and four lots
and personal property to George Ber-
key
MISS Mary Langdon OF Neenah,
aunt Of Mrs. Norbert Roemer and Mr.
lie ahill of Appleton, mother of Mrs.
Roemer are the guests at the n. Roe
mer home this week.
John McGinnis is in the city Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. Fred FAIL.
Mrs F. L. Holiday has accepted a
position as demonstration of the Mar
co goods in the grocery department of
Johnson & Hill Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Weichman
and family returned Saturday from a
few days visit with friends at Green
Bay.
Miss Josephine Poirier has return
ed to her home at Merrill after
short visit in the city with her sister
Miss Babe PORTER.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bmneboese
have returned from their wedding
trip spent in Minneapolis.
+ Miss Helen Anderson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Anderson I'M
derwent an operation for appendicitis
at Riveryiew Hospital Tuesday Morn
ing.
J. X. P. Hiles returned to his home
at DexterviIle, Tuesday morning af-
ter spending a few days in the city
On business.
A valuable hound dog, belonging to
George Smith was run over and kill
ed by wagon on Vine street Tues
day afternoon. The dog ran out in
front of a team of horses and one of
the horses raised one of it's front
feet and struck the dog on the head
The dog fell in such a manner as to
be directly in the path of the wagon
wheels The wheels of the wagon ran
over his body. The dog dragged him
self to the sidewalk where he died
in few minutes.
Claude GRANGE of this city killed a
wolf and a wild cat near Babcock The
scalps were brot to this city and
given to county clerk F. Eberhardt
and the bounties claimed.
The purchasing board for the new
Citizens National Bank has purchas-
ed a large fire and burglar proof Die
bold safe The purchase was made
in St Paul Work ON getting the Old
Taylor &. Scott building ready has
been commenced. Burt Mason will
have charge of the work of arrang-
ing the interior and installing the
office equipment.
DR.. D. \. Teller returned Friday
evening from Milwaukee, where he
has been attending a dental conven-
ton.
Miss Josephine Poirier of Merrill
spent Saturday in the city the guest
of her sister, Miss Babe Poirier
Chas. Curtis is able to be out a.
gain after a two weeks illness.
Miss Lenore Johnson. who teaches
at Auburndale is spending the. week
end in the city.
Fred Bentz and Willie Wasser left
Saturday for Wausau to spend Sun
day visiting with friends.
Miss Elsie Cooper has resigned
! her position as teacher in the Grand
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