Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-02-20

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was business visitor in the city
/ Wednesday.
William f. Gleue, whose little sew
/ en- months old daughter is quite i'll
slipped while coming down stairs al
his home in the night and hurt his
! back M Gleue fortunately strucE
on the upper part Of his back and
while he is suffering considerabl
is able to be at the store to-day.
Miss Eleanor Hanneman is con
fined to her home with an attack OF
the grippe.
Mrs John Horton, and Lacy Hor-
ton Went to Stevens Point Wednes-
day TO spend the day Miss Ruth
Horton who is attending the Nor.
NAL school at Stevens Point return,
ed to Grand Rapids with her mo-
Their.
DR.. Clara Gray of San Francisco,
California is in the city a guest of
her sister, Miss Helen KRONER for
a weeks visit.
Word was received from Mrs. Bert
Palmer, Of Kansas City, Mo, Thurs
day that she would accompany the
remains of her mother Mrs. Wood
ruff to Stevens. Point for burial. The
funeral will be held in Stevens Point
on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Smith of Green Bay ant
Mrs. Sam Adams of Stevens Point
visited at the H. A. Herschleb home
on Wednesday and Thursday
The Mystic Workers held an O.
pen meeting at their hall on Wednes,
day evening, at which time a large
number OF members and friends were
present A social hour was indulg-
ed in after the business session.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kerneen and
children have returned to their home
at Mosinee after a visit in the city
with relatives
Miss Ellen Kallman returned on
Thursday from a weeks visit with
friends in Green Bay
August Spearbraker has rented
the Slattery home on First street
north, formerly occupied by Owen
Love and family.
Miss Ellen MacKinnon, who went
to Eau Claire last Saturday, will re-
turn some time this week.
About fifty-five members of Rain
bow Chapter Order Of Eastern Star
We're present at the Wednesday ev-
ening meeting when Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Mathis and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Freid-
stein We're initiated into the order
Refreshments We're served and most
delightful evening is reported. The
work in the new hall is made much
more impressive as they have more
room and conveniences in which to
do the work.
If you are looking for entertainment
attend the shows at the Ideal Thea
ire or Grand Theatre tonight. Entire
change Of program. Both of these
play houses are running licensed film
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ton pictures obtainable. Four big
feature films every night. Special
features are always engaged for Sat
urday and Sunday evenings.
Mrs. G. E. Hoskinson accompanied
by Mrs. V. D. Simons arrived in
the city Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Simons left Wednesday, for Neenah
where she Will make a short visit be
fore returning to Eau Claire. Mrs.
Hoskinson will remain in the city
for some time, the guest CT her
daughter, Mrs F. MacKinnon.
Mrs. William Knoll is confined at
home within an attack of La Grippe.
John Worlund, an Old resident farm
er of the town of Sigel, sold his
farm this week to Fond du Lac
party for $4,000. This farm consists
of 40 acres with personal property.
in Wood county keep climbing up
The old settlers can hardly appreciate
the increase in their land values.
Good roads and increased population
all help in bringing about this adj
vancement.
About forty friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Hill rendered them a sur
prise party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Binneboese, Tuesday ev-
ening. The evening was spent in
playing cards, games and social con
verse. Dainty refreshments We're
served and fine time reported by
all present.
The John Graither funeral took
place Wednesday morning from his
home on the west side, a large num-
Der of his friends were in attendance
The order of Owls officiated as the
deceased. was an honored member of
that Order Mr.. Graither was a sin
gle man, but he leaves many init
mate friends to mourn his death.