Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-06-26

/ Bankers association which is in the
form Of three day lake trip on the
steamer g North America. .
! Mrs. Roy Bagby has gone to juno
ton City to spend week visiting
with relatives
! Robert E. Nash assumed the duties
Of Postmaster this snorning. A call
at the post office Tuesday found
the new Postmaster sitting at his
desk busy with the cares and duties
CT his of1ice and looking as though
! he had been doing thar sort of work
all his life.
Alex Jones left Saturday for Madf-
son where he will attend summer
school.
Leon Rhinehart of Eau Claire and
E. GaIet of MarshfieId were Sunday
visitors in the city.
Miss Mildred MacKinnon left on
Friday noon to attend a house party
in Menasha at the home of Duncan
| MaoKinnon.
Misses Cassie Canning and Margar
ct No5tner visited with friends at
Stevens Point over Sunday.
Misses Edna Kruger and Caroline
Oberbeok spent Sunday at Stevens
Point the guests at he Glen Cooper
| home.
Miss Olive FeavelI and c. Feavell
spent Sunday with relatives at Shi-
octon
Rev Richard Evans and wife and
two sons of Wausau were guests OF
friends in the city over Sunday.
Miss Ruth Em1nons visited with
friends at Stevens Point over tbs
week end.
Mrs. Joe Wbeir and son VIII have
returned from a visit at Madison.
Misses Pauline Wheir and DGgmar
Martinson visited with Stevens Point
friends on Sunday.
Miss Eleanor Juneau of Rud phi
spent Monday in the city with her
sister Miss LYDIA Juneau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Turbin, Misses
Mabel and Florence Lynn, Claude
Lynn and Frank Lynn spent Sunday
at Stevens Point.
Alex Perrodin returned Sunday ev-
ening from Appleton
Miss Sadie Kinney returned to her
homa at Kaukauna Monday after a
weeks visit in the city with Miss My
rtIa Severance.
VIM. Slattery of this city has pur-
chased OF his brother john Slattery
what has always been known as the
Grand Rapids house ON First street
north 1t is Wan. Slattery's inten-
tiCn CT moving the house back ON
the lot further and remodeing the
same suitable for two families. Sew
ar and water will be put in and the
house modeImized i'm every respect.
Work will commence at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Roach and two
children, Florence and Howard Of
Fond du Lac spent Sunday in this
city guests at the Walter Roach hom
ON the west side.
NJ. L. Carey, State Secretary of the
Wisconsin Federation CT Catholic
Societies spent Sunday in New Lon
dom and lebanon on business ccn-
nected with said organization.
Mrs. Jasperson of Neenah, is
spending the week in Fort Edwards
with her son c. A. Jaspenson.
Misses Lille and Ruth Steinberg
entertained at a picnic at the Libra
ry park Saturday afternoon in honor
of their guest Miss Sarah Milgram
of Gary, Ind, A very enjoyable af-
ternoon is reported by all present \
Ned Meeteer, Douglas McGIynn,
and E. Smith left Monday for Cam
bria, where they will be employed at
the pea canning factory.
Clarence. Jackson is home from Chi
cago where he attended school the
past year to spend the vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. H.
Jackson
Miss Eola Winger has entered Ri
verview Hospital to take a course i'm
training.
FOR SALE:-Leather top surrey
and single buggy. Bargain. Ernest
Oberbeck. 1tw.
Julien Stein and Wilfred W. Bark
er Ieeft for Milwaukee Wednesday
after spending several days in the
city doing work for the Stein Photo
graphic Studio of Milwaukee.
Miss Helen Fritz has taken a po-
sition at the Johnson & Hill Co.
store.
The cause of the fire alarm We'd
nesday evening was a slight blaze at
the Greisbach blacksmith shop on
Johnson street. The side Of the bull
ing was scorched a little, and a few
pals of water extinguished thief ire
be fore the department arrived. The
alarm waas turned in from Otto's dru
store in the sixth ward, but the whis
/ tie sounded the fourth ward.