Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-02-05


shopper in the city on Wedne dsy
This office aokaow-edges 80 ial
call
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Young have re
turned from Rochester, Minn., whe-e
Mr.. Young has been doing SOM
work
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Hammerly have
moved from the Painter hou=e Oh
+ Seventh street to South Seventh
street.
/ G. W. Braun, OF Peru, Ill, was in
the city on business. While here he
was a pleasant caller at the Report
er office.
Prof. c. W. Schwede, who has been
confined at home Tor several { ays, is
able to be out again and attend to
his duties
Joseph Bartelme returned to his
home at Merrill, Thursday, aIt-r d
visit in the city at the H. Millen-
bach home.
Miss Virginia Cashmere, who is i'll
with appendicitis. was taken to
Wausau, Wednesday evening, fer an
operation.
C. ]. Carman, conductor on. the c.
NJ. G st. Paul railroad with mead
quarters at Minocqua, was in the city
Friday on business.
Mrs. Arthur Podawiltz and little
daughter, are in the city, guests OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Ames, for visit.
Mrs. Chas Eberhart has gone to
La Crosse, where she will undergo
am operation. She was accompanied
by her husband.
Mrs. Hugh Corbett Of Montana and
Mrs John Brennan, Jr., and baby
LEFT ON Wednesday for a visit with
relatives at Rib Lake.
Mrs. George Miller and Mrs, c. F.
Kautz have returned to their homes
at Stevens Point, after a visit IN
the city with friends.
John Kelly, a yagabond. picked up
by OFFICER Painter was g57 en- 10 days
in the county jail by Judge John
Roberts Thursday morning.
George Ward, engineer ON the
Green Bay & Western railroad, is in
the city, a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
e. R. Lakin, for a few days.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Re.chel are
spending a few days in Milwaukee
and Chicago, visiting with IF ends
and looking after business matte s
Lawrence Jacobson entertained the
members of his Sunday school class
at candy pull at his home OH
Lincoln street, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John lesser and two children
of the town OF Saratoga, are IN the
city, visiting their father, E. r.
Lalzin and family on Wiley street.
for few days.
George Benson, charged with being
drunk. received a sentence OF 10 Gays
in the county jail in Judge Roberts
court on Thursday. Benscn was pick
ed ND by OFFICER Painter.
The Mystic Workers gave one OF
their popular dancing parties Wed
nesday evening at their lodge rooms.
Fifty couples attended and every
body reports good time.
Mrs A. Gr.gnon and daughter
left Thursday for their home at Pitt
Mimi. after months visit in the
civ IT the George Cole home. They
were accompanied. home by Miss
Fawcett who will visit with them.
Mr., and Mrs. Erwa1d Whitney
left Friday morning for their home
at Port Arthur. Canada, after spend
inc several days in the city visit
inc with frtenGs. Mrs. Clarence
Hamilton will accompany them nome
for a visit at the viii Scott home.
The ladies of the Congregational
Iehmch will give a SUPPER in the par
Tors Of the chur> on February 20 1t
will be known as a Washington birth
dav supper and a choice menu viii
be served
Messrs. jacobson & Alderman, ar
objects. have opened Up an office
in Minneapolis, Minnesota. n the
Kasota building. Mr.. Ackerman viii
] spend most of his tine in the Mime
anolis office. while Mr.. Jacobson VIII
look after the outside work.
Joseph La Madeline is very low
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
= Noel in Port Edwards. Dr.. A.
IT. Ridgman was called down there
on Saturday in consultation with DR.,
H S. Wagner HIS condition was
found very serious.
]. G. Floran, Grand Worthy Pat
ron of the State OF VISIONS II OF
the Order of Eastern Star, was IN
the city Wednesday and gave Rain
/ bow Chapter an unexpected surprise
: as he was not known to any
Of the officers ami members A
large attendance was present IN
j spite of the bad rainy weather ans
good social time was endowed ana
] refreshments served.
Geo. X. Gibson has returned from
| Fond du Lac where Re went to as
sist in the organization Of the Fox
] River Valley Church club bis
: meeting was held at the Palmer
! House in that city and among tao5e
: who spoke were Bishop Webb OF
e milwaukee, Rarrard Ell Of Oh GEO