Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-02-12

Frank Ticknor is very Ill at his
home with typhoid pEeumcn a.
George and YIN. Ramthum visited
at Stevens Point on Wednesday.
/ Art yerick of Tomah, was bust
ness visitor IN the city Wednesday.
Miss Cecil Downing Of Babcock, is
in the city visiting with Lyd Exc
lund
George White is in the city visit
ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. Witte.
Miss Sadie Dorney spent Saturday
in saxviIIe, attending a Baptist con
vention
Roy C. Gets, the painter and dec
orator, who had an attack of the
grip. is out again.
Mrs. L. G. Olson, of Owens, is in
the city visiting at the home of her
father, DR.. A. L. Rfdgman.
Gilbert Sandman visited at Stevens
Point with his sister, Miss Anna
Miss Anna Sandman who is employed
| there.
Mrs NJ. H. Jackson is spending a
few days in. Chicago, visiting with
her son Clarence, who is employed
in that city.
A. K. Humphrey of Chicago, who
has been business visitor in the
city for several days. left Tuesday
for Eau Claire
The Catholic ladies will give a
card party at Forester hall Thursday
evening February 18th. Everybody
cordially invited.
Mrs. Caroline Griswold returned to
her home at Tomah Wednesday, afte
a few days visit in the city at the
NJ. G. Gordan home.
John. O'Day, who is spending the
winter with his nephew, Bat O'Day, |
was in his home neighborhood Satur
day calling on friends.
Mrs. Charles LafIer, 128 First |
street north, is one of those unfortu
mates who had her ears frozen dur
ing the recent cold snap.
A rummage sale will take place |
this week Friday and Saturday. |
February 10 and IA in the old John
son G Hill store building.
Miss Lulu Morzinski has resumed |
her work at Johnson & Hills store |
after a two weeks absence on ac- !
count of the illness of her mother.
Miss Florence Arpin returned to
Madison on Thursday to reusme her
work at the state university, after |
couple of days visit at home
Siewert & Edwards east side meat
market telephone is No. 694. Call
them up and use the number when
you want to place your meat order.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Sundet. Ne,s
Sundet and daughter, Matilda, re
turned Monday evening from Ch5ppe !
wa Falls, where they attended the
funeral of Arthur sundet, a nephew |
of Nels Sundet. ---~-.~7-@
sured by existing conditions as it
offered the only remedy. It was a
natural consequence, he said, that no
effort on the old parties could long
retard Quite a number Of ladies
were present at the lecture.
The Christian Endeavor of the
First Moravian church held valen-
tine party in the church parlors on
Wednesday evening. Games appro-
pirate for the occasion were played
and dainty refreshments were serv-
ed.
The birthday club of the west side
met at the home of Mrs. 1. thinner
man on Thursday afternoon i'll honor
of Mrs. Zimmerman birthday. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent in
social converse, and light refresh
ments were served.
About 100 attended the lecture
on why Socialism is Coming by
Ralph Korngold at Dreamland hall
Friday night KorngCld is a brilliant
and convincing speaker. The key
note of Mr.. Korngold's address was
that the ultimate success of social
ism as political movement was in
Mrs Henry Yetter entertained fiji
teen lady friends at a birthday par
ty at her home on Baker street on
Wednesday afte. noon. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. Reinhold Tes1e, Mrs
VIM. Sprafke, OF Seneca; Mrs. VIM,
Francen, Mrs. John Wesley, Mrs,
Charles Yetter, Mrs. Annie Yetter,
Mrs. Max Eberhardt, Mrs. Richard
Sowaske. Mrs Emil Reirert. Mrs.
Chas. Peters, Mrs VIM. J. Schroeder,
Mrs. S. V McElroy, and Miss Amelia
Teske, all of this city
The third social given by the Ich |
GebIbblers Friday night at Amuse
ment hall was a delightful affair. Al
though the attendance was not as
large as on other occasions, undoubt-
edly because of the Indictment wealth |
er, the young people had fine time. |
There were thirty-three couples who |
attended this social event and who |
enjoyed dancing from 80 p. IA. to |
1 a. m The floor was in excellent |
condition and the fine music furnish |
ed by the Ellis orchestra made dane |