Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-03-27

| all t1a2 Cl4CS W.
daily invited TO attend and bring
their children, as a good social time
is promised
| Frank Youngman returned to Madi
son Monday after spending the Eas-
ter vacation in the city with his sis
ter Mrs. E. B. Redford
Laird Warner and VIM. kellogg, Jr
returned to Madison Monday to re-
| sumo their school work.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Bushman have
gone to Stanley to visit with Mr..
Bushman's parents.
Mrs. w F. Marin and children
spent Easter with relatives at lola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martin left
| Saturday for Milw aukee after visit
| in the city with Mr. and Mrs. C. T..
| Lemley.
Miss Marie Looze returned to Mil
| waukee Monday to resume her work
the Milwaukee Normal after spend
ing the Easter vacation with her par
ents
Oscar Doughty of Milwaukee spent
Easter in the city with his parents.
Miss Anna Hansen of the Homer
George Co., spent Easter at her home
in Chicago.
Miss Lucille Church has returned
from a. visit with friends in Oshkosh.
Miss Plautz and Wilbert Plautz
of Wausau are in the city guests of
Mrs Ernest Kramer.
Miss Celia Prockpetz is confined at
home with AN attack OF tonNlitis.
Arthur Walch of Wausau spent
Easter in the city visiting, with
friends
Rev. H. c. Logan is attending
mini sters' convention at Stevens
Point
& Tony Arnold and Sid Brooks spent
Easter Sunday with friends at Wau
sau.
Frank Schmeling of Wausau
spent Sunday in, the city a guest
at the Frank Stahl home
Dean Brundage, Lloyd Miller, Per-
cy DAILY, Louis Reichel, Walter Wood
Reginald MacKinnon and Clarence
Christensen returned to Madison Nor
day to resume their studies at the
University.
The Sherman Kelly Stock Co. clos
ed a weeks engagement at Days
Theatre with the play How He Won
Her." ON Sunday evening The com
pany played to good houses every
night and are booked for return en-
gagement here in the fall.
Miss Edith Damon left Monday for
her home at Madison after spending
everal days in hte city visi ting with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Odegard of
Necedah returned to their home Mon.
day after a visit in the city with re-
latives.
Miss Clara Smuckler returned to
Merrill Monday evening after a weeks
visit at the Sarah Steinberg home
Miss Rena Philleo returned to Mil
waalkee Monday after spending the
Easter vacation at home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Heger of Neenah
are in the city guests of Mrs. Heg-
er's mother Mrs. Sievert Johnson
Miss Leila Potter, who teaches
school at Granton, is spending her
Easter vacation with her parents.
About seventeen lady friends OF
Mrs Joseph Reiland gave her a
pleasant surprise Wednesday evening
in honor Of her birthday. Progress
sive whist was played and at the
close Of the games played it was
found that Mrs Anton Hirzy had wo1
the first favor and Mrs. Frank Ca
rey won the consolation prize. Light
refreshments were served and a de-
ightfuI evening is reported by all
those who were present.
All C1-o-y n01lpbfyr tOYf9J na1
the following young ladies: Misses
Anna Henry, Genevieve Meunier, Al
ma Reichow, Ellen Shllman, Agnes
Nash, Lucille Voyer, Mabel Doughty,
and Hazel Bliss at a Stag Party,
given at her home on the west side,
Tuesday evening. Light refreshment.
were served and a most enjoyable
time was reported by all present.
Sheriff Cowell and c.. w. Blettd Of
Arpin took Henry Pribbeneau to
Waumln. Wednesday. Pribbeneau
will spend his first day at the peni-
Tertiary in solitary continent emit.
Simon Joostin, a successful farmer
in the town Of Rudolph, was in the
city Thursday ON business He is
rapidly converting his farming in
terests into the dairy line. Most |
farmers are doing this as, it pays
best
Peter Mitchell who has been at |
Bloomer, Wis, for several months is |
in the city for a few days on bust
ness
THE CAUSE OF RHEUMATISM.
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