Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-10-30

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Edward \. PomainrilIe returned
from Brillion Thursday where he sold
a general store to B. F. VanPatten
for 5000
Mrs. l. P, Witter and Mrs. F. NJ
MacKinnon have returned from La
Crosse where they attended a meet
ing OF the D. A r.
Miss Terry has returned to her
home at Grand Rapids, Mich. after
a months visit in the city with Mrs.
George P. Berkey.
Mrs. Charles Sutton and Miss Pa
tricia Kiley of Denver, Colo. are in
the city guests at the Chas. Water
man home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. T. Nixon were
Sunday visitors at the farm of Mr.. |;
and Mrs. w. c. Rowland of the
town OF Grand Rapids.
Spencer Camp is carrying Parcel
Post mail this week in the absence
OF Mr.. Geo T. Nixon, who is de
tailed on a carrier route Il
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Brush OF Wau-
pun, W;scOn sin, are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. w. C. Rowland, Of
the town Of Grand Rapids.
Alex NJ. Muir of Grand Rapids. is
a guest of H. NJ. Sanderson and
family at the Murdoch. -Shawano Co.
Advocate.
Mrs. Henry Sanda of Neenah, is
in the city, guest at the S. Bur
roughs home. Mrs. Sanda will be
remembered as Miss Sadie Poplinski
Miss Buelah searles, who teaches
at Princeton, is spending the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. {
Jacob Searles. J
G. c. Lee, was arrested on COM :.
plant made by Officer Payne. Lee g.,
paid fine and costs amounting to
1915 for bling drunk and disordeerly.
Mrs. Louis Reichel has returned :
from sheboygan, where she attend
ed the meeting of the Federated
clubs.
Chas. E. Briere and F. c. Gilkey s
left Saturday for Milwaukee to at
tend meeting Of the Masonic or
der.
Mrs. J. H. Linderman and daugh- F
ter June, are spending a week at
Marinette, with her father, F. II. f
Nimits.
Mrs. Bessie Conley left Saturday
for her home in Montana after an | T
extended visit in the city with +
relatives. q
The Epworth League of the Il
Methodist church viii hold a Hal )
lowe'en party in the church parlors t
Friday evening. o
Miss Ida Hage returned to her
home at Necedah Sunday evening
after a few days visit in the city t
with Miss Jessie Germanson. t.
Mrs. Patterson has returned to !.
her home at Fond du Lac after a
visit in the city with Mrs M. ),
Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. j. w Hilbert f
left Sunday night for their home at
Mass, after weeks visit
in the city at the T. o. Riley home. :,
Walter Kruger of Stevens Point g
spent Saturday and Sunday in the fl
city with his parentas, Mr. and Mrs t.
c. E. Kruger. h
Miss Buelah Searles returned to .
Princeton, Monday, after spending p
the week end at her home in this
city. a
Mrs E. E. Anles has returned o
from Caledonia, Mimi, where she
has been visiting her daughter and L
family for some time. s
Mrs. ]. w. Robinson Of Milwau- D
kee, arrived in the city Saturday, and ~
is a guest of her sister, Mrs l. q
Reichel
Mrs Geo. w. Davis returned home o.
Saturday from Sparta and La Crosse, :.
where she has been visiting rela- n
tives and friends for week. o,
1 E Wilcox left Tuesday for d
Chicago on buying trip and expects a
% be back the latter part of the d
week with a new line of goods. Il
The Reporter print shop is agent
for first class engraving of all kinds.
We can save you money on any en- N
craving you may want. From calling n
cards up. tt I
Edward Bodette, Jr., has moved his :
family and household goods from the
west side to the W. l.. Scott house
on the east side, corner of Sth street
and Washington avenue. =
James Smith, convicted OF yag-
rancy, was brought here from Cam
eron and lodged in the county jail
on Wednesday. Smith was sentenc-
ed to thirty days.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Olson spent a Ii
couple of days in the city, guests at a
the A L. Ridgman home, enroute Il
to their home in Owen, from Chica- r,
go. G.
G. F. Cole left this week for Pala- Il
clos, Texas, where he expects to
make it his future home He ex- h
poets to go into the fruit farming T
business. Fl