Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-10-16

night from Milwaukee. where he had
been attending the State Undertak
ers convention. He reports an inter
esting and instructive session.
Mrs. E. Paulus, mother of George
I ". Paulus and Mrs. Anna Heyner.
Mr.. Paulus sister, of Chiffon, are
visiting at the PauIus home on
Third avenue north.
C. E. Haskell left Monday for his
home in Kendall, Wis. after being
in the city for about a week. Mr.,
Haskell is the proud father OF a
little girl born last Friday.
We replace worn out cutters and
bob shoes, cushions, dashes, shafts
and everything else. We paint them
as fine as new at the Anderson
Carriage Works on Baker street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ramps of Hep
burn, Iowa. have moved to this
city where they will reside in the
future Mrs Ramps was formerly
Mrs. Olive Carlson of this city.
Mrs. L P Witter and Mrs F Mac
Kinnon left Monday evening for La
Crosse. where they will attend the
state convention of D. A R. as dele
gates from the local chapter in this
city.
Mrs. Frank CARRIER and son ar
rived in the city Wednesday from
Odessa, Russia, to join Mr. CARRIER
and will hereafter make their home
in this city. They have gone to
housekeeping on Second avenue.
The city Workmen are turnpiking
Ninth street this week, to make it
driveable. Ever since it was dug up
for water pipe and sewerage it has
been almost impossible. The ad-
joining property owners facing on
said street appreciate this work
being done before it freezes up.
Albert Rossier, of Paris, France,
arrived in the city Monday morning
for visit with his cousins, Mrs.
Frank Garrison and E. C. Rossier.
Mr.. Rossier came to New York and
Chicago on business and while here
came up to this city to visit with
his relatives for a few days
The members of the Sunday school
board Of the NJ. E. church met at
the church parlors Monday evening.
A six O'clock supper was served, the
hostesses being, Mrs Weatherwax,
Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Calkins. Fol
lowing the supper the regular bust
ness session was carried out
The person who ordered the ce-
ment crossing laid on the extreme
north end of 8th street, with a drop
Of or 10 inches on the east end
Of the walk, ought to have
''crOmo'' for ripe judgment Such
thing will probably cost the city
something some day for damages
to some person who will certainly
fall there on some dark night.
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of control has decided to erect the
tuberculosis camp provided for by
the Holmes act, at Tomahawk Lake,
Oneida county, for which the legis-
lature appropriated 100000. Work
for patients will be furnished in a
large garden in connection with the
institution and in nursery Of the
state forestry board nearby.
Mrs. Arthur Madsen of Port Ed
wards entertained at miscellaneous
shower at her home Thursday even
ing, Miss Georgia Ridgman being
guest of honor. ! The evening was
spent in playing Hearts. First hon
ors were awarded to Mrs Warren
Fisher and Miss Matte SIattery won
second favors. A dainty luncheon
was served. A very enjoyable even
ing is reported by all present
Mrs. Irving Philleo entertained at
Lilly Bridge Thursday afternoon at
her home on Fifth street. Five
tables were in use during the games
played. The honors were awarded
OF Mrs. Guy o. Babcock and Mrs.
James Wright. Delicious refresh
ments were served at fiye-thirty
o'clock. Mrs ]. H. Post of New
York city was the onlyo ut of town
guest present.
Miss Harriet Reichel entertained
at her home on Friday evening at
miscellaneous shower for the Misses
Ruby Natwick and Georgia Ridgman.
The evening was spent in playing
Bridge. Four tables were in use
during the games played At the
close OF. the games played, first
honors were awarded to Mrs Lacy
Horton and Miss Ruby Natwick re
ceived the consolation prize A
three course luncheon was served,
the decorations being very elaborate,
the color scheme carried out being
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and Natwick received many beauti-
full and useful articles from their
friends All present report a most
delightful time.
CONFIRMED TESTIMONY.
G-.n Pa31erc