Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-16

turned Monday from an outing {
the Rocky Run club house up river
Miss Mary Buckley, of Milwaukee
is here the guest of Mrs. Georgian
Buckley, at the home of her mother
Mrs Clarissa Arpin, at 259, first 81
north.
Mrs. L. Whitfleet and children re
turned Friday to their home in Mon
tana, after an extended visit in tn
city with her mother, Mrs. L. Bill
meyer.
Rev. A. c. Fleidner and wife, Mis-
Francis Fleidner and Otto Fleidne,
left Friday noon for KiIbourn where
they viii spend a counIe OF days
at the Dells.
Rev. VIM. Nommesen has return
ed from Milwaukee, where he has
been attending a Lutheran conven
ton. He occupied a Lutheran church
pulpit on Sunday in that city.
James Hiles, of Dexterville, was in
the city Thursday on business. He
eft the same night for Buffalo, n.
Y, where he has business to look at.
-er. He will be absent one week
Mr. and Mrs. C. Bluett went to
the state hospital at Oshkosh, Thurs
day afternoon and took with them
Mrs. Julia Weber, who had been
declared insane by Judge w. J. Con-
way.
John Rasmussen and his crew OF
workmen are busy laying cement
sidewalk on First street north in
front OF Albert Arndt's place, Witter
Hotel and Elite Millinery store. These
improvements were very much need
ed.
Mrs. Phil O'Connor and Miss Mae
Hewlett of Green Bay were in the
city Tuesday, guests at T. E. Null
len home. Mrs. Mullen and Raymond
accompanied by their guests left this
afternoon in the Mullen car for Greer
Bay.
Mr.. Hayward formerly a resident
Of this city, but now OF Hannibal, Mo,
IS in the city on a visit to his
friends While here he was an cleo
trician at the Consolidated Co. s pa
per mill. H is on his way to Michi-
gan.
Mrs H. C. Logan entertained the
members of the Light Bearers and
he members of the Kings Heralds,
at a picnic on the Methodist church
lawn Thursday afternoon
A delightful time was enjoyed by
he young people.
From a post card received from
Mayor ]. A Cohen at Hot Springs,
he says, that he is stopping at the
Majestic Hotel and bath house and
/ hat he is feeling fine. The tempera-
ure is so in the shade most of the
ime and that is pretty hot for
northern man. He sends his best
wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Belanger, who
moved from this city to Grand Rap
is have gone to Minocqua to make
their home with one of their daugh---
ters. Mr.. Belanger, who has been
blind a number of years, is now in
yerv poor health Stevens Point
ournal.
The Sunday School Board of the
Methodist church met at the church
parlors Monday eve. at $50 o'clock.
A luncheon was served by Miss
Ruth Klien, Mrs. E. B. Rossier, land
Warren Fisher. Following the lunch
con a business session was held.
Plans We're laid for the Sunday
school picnic.
The game scheduled between the
F,Lks and the J. and H. team for Sun
day failed to materialize, as the
Flks team failed to appear. How
ever, a picked up team played a.
gainst the J. and H. team and won
I to 3. The other two games sched-
uSed for Sunday were postponed on
account of rain.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Owen return
ID home Friday afternoon from a
three weeks absence visiting rela-
lives and friends in Fond du Lac ,Hor
con. and the home coming at Jun
seau, Dodge county, where they form
erIy resided. They report a delight
full visit among their relatives and
old time friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Normington anN
MI. and Mrs. Otto Roenius, left Friday
noon on the st. Paul road for Den
yer, Colo, where they will attenc
the National Elhs convention. Messrs
Normington and Roenius are dele
gates to that convention from the
Grand Rapids lodge. They expect Il
| be absent about a week.
Mrs. w. T. Jones returned hons
from Chicago Thursday night, wher
she had been to attend the funera
service of Mrs. Frank E. Compton
She says her brother, Frank, ans
adopted son have gone to the PACE
fic coast for a long rest and Vaca
ton. While in Chicago she vislte'
her sister, Mabel, and other relatives
VIM. Meyers of Marshfield brough
here Friday noon on the NorthWes'
ern train, was taken before JudS
Conway early this afternoon, Wner
ne had an examination and was OF
cIared insane. He is a man of abou
| for+v wears of age and was comm