Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-28

Hickman home.
Miss Jane Zabawa has resumed hel
work at steinberg's store, after 9
weeks illness.
Hiss Medora Pease Of Waukesha is
in the city visiting with her brother
P. Z. Pease and family.
Mrs. J. Palmer, OF Kellner, is in
the city a guest at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. D. Whiterell, for q
weeks visit.
! Misses Viola and Esther Brunderli
viii entertain at a miscellaneous sho-
er at their home Thursday evening
for Miss Edna Crotteau.
Miss Kate Dolan has returned from
visit to Miss Mayme Dulin at james
vile.
Miss Agnes DAILY is at Madison
visiting with her sister, Miss Annina
DAILY, who is a student at the UniYer-
sity of Wisconsin.
Frank Bernier, who is employed at
lEausau, spent Sunday in the city
with his family
T. J. Auermiller, of Marshfield, was
business visitor in the city Satur-
day between trains
Miss Bennett representing the Van
Ia Garment Co, is in the city dem
onstrating the Vanta Garments at
Johnson and Hill Store in the child
rem department on the third floor.
Miss Elsie FahI has resumed her
work at the Consolidated mill, after
few days illness.
Rev. C. A. Meiliche has purchased
Ford touring car from Huntington
and Lessig agency.
Messrs. John Mash and John Sch
mabel are circulating a petition to
help out the Polish church congrega-
ton, who suffered asgreat loss by
fire recently. They are meeting with
great success.
Mrs. Eva LETTERS and Mrs. Runkle
expect to leave this week for Eau
Claire, where they will make their
future home.
The new home that Otto Marx is
having built ON his lots ON Mckinley
street is ready for the roof. This
home when completed will be one of
the nice homes in that part of town.
Rev. Krushe and son, John, who
recently purchased a furniture and
undertaking establishment at Osceola
Wis, are doing fine business and
like that city very much.
VI E. Fairbanks is at the home
of his mother in Stevens Point for
ten days, under the doctors care.
B. Lacy, of Chicago, spent Sunday
in the city with his wife, who is a
guest at the Henry PodaWiltz home
Rev. Richard Evans, wife and two
children of Warsau will leave the
fore part of June for Ireland where
they yill spend two or three months
Rev. Evans was formerly pastor of
ihe Methodist church in this city.
Mrs. Better has returned to her
home at Merrill after "a visit in the
city with her son Ernst Better and
family.
Mrs. e. Patzer and Mrs. Albert
Rhode and three children, of Merrill,
arrived in the city Saturday to attend
the confirmation exercises at the eas
side Lutheran church Sunday.
Miss Ann FIafner spent Sunday at
black Creek visiting with friends
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Boehm and two
children of Wamsau motored to this
city and spent Sunday at the A. Mer-
ceau home. They returned to Wau-
sau Monday afternoon.
Mrs. butcher has resigned her posi-
ton as saIeslady in the Beady-to- Wea.
department. of johnson and Hill Co.'S.
store. Mrs. butcher has taken a po-
sitfon with the Edgewater Brush Co.
Miss Ella Kuehl has resigned her
position at the Consolidated mill,
and has some to Stevens Point for a
few weeks visit with her sister.
Mrs. w. E. Brown, who now re
sides in Grand Rapids, visited local
friends this morning while enrcu e
to Waupaca to spend the day with
her father, D. Reardon. = Stevens
Point Daily Journal.
e. B. Smart, manager of the Wood
County Telephone Co., is absent from
his work on account of illness.
Miss Christie Kubb entertained a
few friends at her home Saturday
evening at cards. The evening was
pleasantly spent in playing Rummy.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Miss Margaret Anheuser finished
her seasons work as trimmer in the
millinery department of Steinberg
store en-. Monday. After "a few days
visit in the city, she will go to her
home at Green Bay.
Miss CeciIe Smith has resigned heI
position as saleslady in the under
wear department of Johnson and
Hill store to take effect on May 81
! Miss Smith has accepted a position a
i Thief River Falls, Minnesota and vii
leave for that city June 2. Miss Smit
is enc of the popular and efficien'
salesIadies at the Johnson and Hill