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

and hrs. win Gross at Wausau.
/ Miss Edith Norton is confined a
home with illness.
/ J. F. Weinberg returned Monda,
EeEening from a business trip to Mad
son.
Mrs. P. Payne of Eveleth,. MINI;
sister of Mr. J. F Moore of this
city died at her home on Monday
Mar. a, of pneumonia The remain.
We're brought to this city for btria
The funeral took place on Wed
nesday afternoon at two o'elok from
the J. F. Moore residence ON tht
west side. Burial took place il
Forest Hill cemetery Rev. H. C. Lie
gan Of the Methodist church hae
charge Of the funeral services.
Miss Ruth Emmons entertained
the members Of the Standard bear
ers at her home on Third street soutI
| Wednesday evening. The regular bu
| o3ASSS ScoS1Oh vi tHe CIuU "ctS car
ried out, after which a social hour
was INDUCED in. Dainty refreshments
We're served.
CLAIMS and jelly-fish are the only
| kind of fish left on the rocks when
| the tide goes out No doubt they
| meet and complain that some lobster
prev ented their return with the tide
The man who can't climb can kick.
/ Albert Kroes of Fond du Lac who
is d deputy Industrial Commi ssion er
Will leave Saturday for his home at
ter being in the city several days on
business connected with the commits
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Eggert are hap
Ply over the arrival of a baby daush
ter born Wednesday afternoon, Mar.
I19.
Miss Margaret Bonow has accepted
the position OF bookkeeper ait the
l..
Miss Helen Harmon of Waupaca
is in tn Getty visiting with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Kellogg.
Hugh Morrison of Butte, Mont,
who is with the Western Horse Sales
Co., is in the city visiting his Aunt
Mrs w A. Keyes. His father James
Morrison will be remembered by many
old settlers of this section when
he resided here in the sixties. The
son will probably spend the week in
our city visiting with fri ends of his
father. This office acknowledges a
social call.
c. P. Gross has moved from the
rooms over the Wood County Nation
al bank to rooms on the west side.
The rooms vacated by Mr.. Gross will
be occupied by E. n. Pomainvilie.
Miss Hilda Mock of Milwaukee is
in the city a guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Edner Kabitsky.
Mrs. H. F. Anderson and daugh-
ter Frances returned Thursday from
a visit with Roy Anderson at South
Bend, Ind.
Thos. Cribben was given ten days
in the county Jail by Justice Edw.
n. Pomainyille. The charge against
him being drunk and disorderly. He
was brought down from Arpin by
Constable Whitman. Cribben was
seeing so many mules and objecting
strongly to the constable about the
train men allowing mules to be load
ed on the train that it was consid-
cred best to have him examined by a
physician as regards his sanity. The
physi ci am decided that he was ordinar
lily sane but that just at this time
he was seeing things. Cribben Ell
Their had too much booze or else he
got some of that Three drinks and
you see moving pictures" kind.
FARM FOR SALE, rent or to be
worked on shares. Enquire of 10
seph Rick, Grand Rapids, Wis. tfw.
Advertisement.
Be interested in your customers i'm
terests. Get your mind off the cash
drawer and try and realize why his
attitude is such and such toward your
business. Try and look at your pro-
position from his point Of view.
Some men are such slaves to pre-
cedent that they are willing to fol-
low it to the jumping off place.
Fred H Norton, "stovey", has re-
turned from Minneapolis, Mimi,
where he went on business. He brot
with him, a first-class sinner,
whom he engaged while away.
Mrs. A. Rhinert, residing on 10th
street north, is able to be about ar
gain after being very sick with Ia
grippe for several weeks
Mrs. C. E. Sherwood and daugh-
ter Clara Of La Crosse are guests
in this city, of Mrs. w. G. Merrill
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Carnau and two
daughters Elizabeth and Gretchen,
of Appleton arrived in the city Sat
,usday morning to spend Easter with
relatives
Miss Lillian GaskelI returned Sat
urday from weeks visit with
friends at Tomah.
Jean T. Sheafor returned Saturday
from Chicago where he visited with
friends during the Easter vacation.
Miss Olga Crane returned Saturday
from Wausau where she visited with
friends for a week
Richard, the eight and one-haf
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs OF
tn ZamSoW. died Tuesday March Is,