Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-07-03

Mcmillan Junction. where they have
been visiting for several days. While
there they enjoyed a two days autom
bile trip in company with Ray Gle
and family. They report a very deligh
full visit
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Monsun of Lac
du Flambeau, were in the city Fri
day visiting with friends on their
way home from a business trip to
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Fisher return
ed Thur sday, from Wild Rose, where
they have been spending a two weeks
vacation, fishing, boating and bask
ing in the shade. They come back
very much refreshed as a result OF
the outing
Mrs James Miller and son Lloyd
departed Wednesday, for Fargo, n.
D., where they will visit at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Chas Whit
tlesey. Mrs. Miller expects to spend
the summer there, while Lloyd will
go ON into Montana where he will
spend the summer.
Mrs. Lomerthal of Madison is in
the city a guest of hire sister Mrs.
Henry Demitz.
Mrs. Burt Smith and children of
Atlanta are in the city guests at the
E. c. Smith home on Wiley street.
The Misses Mary Jones, Dorothy
Brmdage and Edith Siewert left on
Thursday morning for Wausau to
attend the state convention of Chris
tian Endeavors as delegates from the
First Congregational church society
Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ S. Moran Ief+ ON
Thursday morning, for Stevens Point
to attend the graduation exercises
in which their daughter Katherine
took part. Miss Katherine has been
offered a position as teachr einteh
public schools of Hayward.
Otto Radtke of Nekoosa had the
eight lower jaw broken Tuesday af-
ternoon in the paper mill. Radtke
was caught in the dryer belt of one
of the machines, his jaw was broken
and his arm burned from the friction
of the belt. Dr. George Pomainville
of Nekoosa set the jaw and dressed
the other injuries.
J. Mcdonald of Black River Falls,
who has the contract to deepen the
tail-race at the south side power plan,
has unloaded his machinery and the
work will be begun imm edia tely ia
cObson & Alderman have sublet this
part of the work to Mr. Mcdonald.
The district meeting of the Central
Wisconsin Sanitary and Benevolent
Social Club will be held in this city
Tuesday, July 8. J. E. Farley of this
city is vice president of this associa-
ion. The cities composing this dis
trict are Amigo, Rhinelander, Shaw
no, Stevens Point, Wausau, Marsh
ield and Waupaca
Mrs. F. Pomainville netertained at
Bridge Friday afternoon, at her west
side home, in honor of her sister, Mrs
Robert Houston, of California, who is
visitor in the city. First honors
were awarded to Mrs. Mayme PomaiL
Vile, and Mrs. Theodore Brazeau wa
awarded second favors. A deIectable
luncheon was served.
On account of the excessive heat
prevailing Saturday, Gus Schuman
superintendent of public works for
the city of Grand Rapids, stopped all
work at noon- Two men Messrs
Jess Gilpatrick and John Strike, who
We're unloading cars of crushed rock
were overcome by the heat it was
thought wise to suspend all work for
the day. When the thermometer re
gistered from So to 100 degrees in
the shade it is high time to suspend
Mis-. Henry Yetter entertained a
few lady friends Tuesday afternoon,
at her home on Baker street in hon
or of Mrs. Walter Bhsh, of Racine,
Wis, hose present We're: Mrs.
Mike Farmer and son, Mrs. A Rien-
ert, Mrs Annie Yetter, Mrs Max Eb-
erhardt, Mrs Fred Wittenberg and
daughter Louise, and Mrs. Walter
Blish of Racine, Wis.
Alvin Dolan took first prize Friday
evening, amateur night, at Days
theater. Alvin did his clogging stunt
Gilbert Helm assisted by two kids
| put on a hypnotic stunt entitled Doc
Yak, hypnotist. Gilbert and his kids
| took second money.
| John Slusser left Saturday morning
| for Nabton, Wash, called there by
the sudden illness of his father, Hi
ram Slusser. Hiram Slusser had a
stroke of appoplexy and was reported
very low.
Joe Arpin of Atlanta, Wis, is in
the city visiting with relatives. He
came down to accompany his two
| daughters home
This office is in receipt of a copy Q
a pamphlet entitled Progress, a ma
gazine published monthly by the q.
Universal Chiropractic College at Da
venport, Iowa, in the interests OF