Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-03-12

Miss Edna Morey Of Wautoma ar
rived in the city Friday for a few
days visit with Miss Laura Pan er
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Arpin returned
on Tuesday trcm Chicago, whe-e
Mrs. Arpin has gone to JON her
husband who had been in the south
looking after the dredging business.
Mrs. Ed. PolensBy OF Sigel. met
with an accident on Monday. when
she fell and broke one Of htr ribs
and received internal injuries. At
this writing she is getting along nice
Iy.
WANTED:-A good steady gentle
manly salesman to handle a Ward S
wagon in Wood county. No expert
ence needed. Fer full particulars
write promptly to DR.. Wards Medi-
cal Company, Winona. MINI. 4tw
A number Of the friends Of Ed
Stamm rendered him a surprise party
at his home On the west side Wei
nesday evening in honor of his birth
day. The evening was very pleasant
Iy spent by all those present. a
delectabIe supper was served.
The Sunday school board of Metho-
dist church held their March NEE
ing in the church parlors Monday
evening. a six o'clock dinner was
served at 6:15, tie hostesses being
Mrs. Roland Baldwin and Miss Ada
Shafer, assisted by Mr.. Otto Guen-
Their. Following the dinner the regu-
lar business session took place.
George Wahle, of Mansfield, a
sophmore at the University of Wis
consin, and son Of Doctor Wahle Of
NJ arshfieId, Wisconsin, won, second
place in the Sophmore Open Orator.
cal Contest, at Madison recently.
Nine speakers, representing all OF tie
literary societies, participated. His
subject was, "TEe Toll OF the Sea.
He was one of two representatives
from the Athena Literary Society.
Guy R. Wood returned from Chica-
90 Monday night and repCrs his
father, F. J. Wood, very much bet
ter. He said his fathers condition
was so much better that another OPP
Grafton would not be necessary and
that he was now not even i'll need
of nurse. This will be joyful
news to Mr.. Woods many friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Guy Wood and two
sons left Tuesday morning. for Eau
Claire after a ten days visit here
Sherman Kelly and his splendid
company will open a weeks engage
ment at Days theatre, next Mon
day, March 9th, Offering all the lat
est musical comedy successes, ana
ND to date vaudeville numbers. One
Of the features with the company tn
season is Miss Hughes and Mr
Kelly in tango dancing, presenting
every tango step known. Ladies will
be admitted free Monday under US
ual conditions.
C. A. bennington returned Monday
morning from Milwaukee where he
has been attending the Wisconsin
Landowners association meeting.
Mr.. bennington was elected to
place upon the executive board OF
the association. The next meeting
of the Wisconsin Laundrymen' asso-
citation wiIl be held in Green Bay.
Even "the knoc kerr aims
certain amount of respect if he
doesn't hit from behind or use brass
knuckIes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kreutzer have
sold their farm, located south OF
the city and expect to leave for
Shelton, Wash, where they have
one son residing and they will make
their future home Mrs. Kreutzer
has been out there before and her
health was very much better while
there. They have been residents
here for about 20 years and have
large circle of friends who will be
sorry to have them leave. We join
with their friends in we'll wishes
wherever they go.