Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-09-24
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

acre farm in the town OF Seneca TO
T. E Freshman of Washington. III.
Miss Helen Read, who has been
visiting at the Frank Natwick home,
left yesterday for her home at Chi
cago.
Mrs. Frank Root and Miss Flor
ence Humchild Of Rudolph. are in
the city today calling on their friends
and shopping.
Anyway, returning Americans are
not cauisng the New York customs
force much trouble in searching their
baggage nowadays.
w. A. Marlin CT Madison. vas in
the city today looking al. er his lum-
Der interests. He reports business
rather quiet in Madison.
w. B. Allen, of Minneapolis, ard
Mr.. VogeI of Montana, who have
been in the city on business, have
returned to their respective homes.
Herman Binnebcese of the south
side, sold. the house he lives in and
the one he rented-to John Mayer
He expects to move nearer in the
city.
J. Lippin of New Lisbon, who was
in the city ate nding the festivities
in connection with the Jewish New
Year celebration returned to his
home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Weiland and
son, George, Mr.. and Mis-. Al. Suit
or and daughter, Hazel, and Mr.and
Mrs. P. Reiland and son spent Sun
day with friends at Lake Emily. They
report a delightful outing.
The Arpin Cranberry Co. expect to
complete the gathering in OF their
cranberry crop this week. They ex-
pect to have about 230O barrels The
frost did no damage this year to any
of the Wisconsin cranberries.
The many friends of Mrs. Gus
Nieman, Jr., who formerly resided
on Tenth street S., now of Green
Bay, will be glad to know that she
is convalescing from a successful op
Grafton for appendicitis at the Green
Bay Hospital.
Fred Schingo Of this city, and
Miss Anna Weimfurter of the town
of Sherry We're married by the Rev.
Father Reding Tuesday morning. The
happy couple started their honeymotl
by having their pictures taken at
the Moore studio.
Messrs. Pat, John and Mike Cor
corany who have been in the employee
of Eugene Warner during the cram
berry season, ra.king came home Wed
nesday. Mr.. Warner drove them in.
His crop was light this year. Mr..
Warner is gradually recovering from
his recent injuries.
Harold BabcOck returned home
Tuesday afternoon on the Green Bay
& Western railroad and Immediate
ly went into the foot ball game at
$3.50 o'clock with the Alumni team.
Harold loves the game, and is an ex-
cellent player He gave good account
Of himself.
Miss Ida Smith entertained abouI
friends at her home Fri2ay evening
in honor of Walter Weise1b berg, who
will leave next week for his charge
at Bethany, Mimi, and Walter Weis-
enberg and Henry Kiel, who leave
next week for school at Bethlehem,
Pa. The evening was spent playing
cards light refreshments served,
and fine time enjoyed by all.
Oats are no gcing to be cheap
this year, whatever else may be
cheaper. The Canadian crop is large
ly a failure and this fact lis becom-
ing apparent in the MAJ hets Of the
world. Canada will have noEe for
shipment, not Cycn mo the United
States, and he United States will
have the exl OFT t1ade III oats all to
itself. Presul1abIe the English will
want some American oats for their
cavalry horses.
Mr.. and Mrs Peer Reiland, who re-
side on Seventh street north, were
given a pleasant surprise Tuesday
evening, September %, in honor of
his birthday. About sixteen Of their
neighbors and friends walked in on
them unaware Auction Bridge whist
was played during the evening for
entertainment. Four tables were in
use and when through playing it was
found that H. B. Weiland had won
the prize. Light refreshments were
served and a delightful evening was
spent
An exchange in glancing over the
papers has discovered number Of
cases where persons have been in
jured in various parts Of the anat-
omy. Here are a few cases cited:
While Miss Pearl Kinsmore, of East
Wing, Indiana, was coming down
stairs she Slipped and bruised her
self on the landing. Amos Mittleby,
Of WooIpost, Kansas, while harness
ing a fractions horse was kicked just
south OF the corn crib. He is able to
be about again. While Harold Green,
Of Beulah, Mississippi, was escordng
Miss Goof home from a church So
ciable Saturday night a savage dog
set upon them and bit Mr.. Green
four times in the public square. JOS