Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-10-29

home.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Johnson are
having their Third street home re-
painted and new stucco is being put
on
Born-A son to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Zoelle, OF Madison. Mrs Zoelle was
formerly Miss Mary Beyer of this
city.
VIII. the three cousins, King
George, Emperor Wilhelm, and the, car
exchange Christmas gifts. as usual,
this year?
Misses Irma and Lydia Karberg
have issued invitations for a Hal
low cen party at their home on Fri
day evening, October 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Halstead have
returned TO their home at Sturgeon
Bay, after a visit in the city at the
A. P. Smith home.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. kellogg drove
over TO WauIaoa Saurtdya to visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Elmer Ham
non.
The missionary society of the Bap-
list church will hold a Halloween
party at the home OF Miss Daisy
Thornton on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Reichel and
family and Miss Kate Reichel drove
over to Pittsyille in their car Sun
| day and visited with friends.
Mrs. L. F. Eggleston, OF Minneap-
oils, is in the CITY a guest at the
home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Or
lando Winters.
Days Theatre has been given a
new dress. The front of the theatre
| building and the foyer have been |
painted white. The theatre presents |
a nifty appearance.
Mrs. Minnie Palmatier left Thurs |
day for Medford, where she will |
visit with her daughter, Nellie, who |
| teaches school at that place.
Miss Ella Leitritz has finished her |
seasons work in the millinery de-
partment of Leyin's store and left |
for her home at Marshfield.
Attorney Hugh Goggins was at
pohooo1y Esr;dov p;orbt 70 a++apd n |
meeting of the Democrats, at which |
meeting he was the principal speak |
er.
A small but select number OF peo-
pie enjoyed dancing social at the
Elks club rooms FRIDAY evening A
booster dance is planned for the near
future.
w. G. COrcoTan, who resides on |
18th street S., is having his house |
redecorated on the outside and in
side. Marcel Mccarthy has the job of |
doing the painting, papering and var
nishing.
The civic committee of the Fedora |
tion have engaged the Ideal Theatre |
for Friday evening, October 30th. Elk
cellent program ON that evening. Buy |
your tickets for Friday night.
Mrs Kate Pepin left Tuesday noon |
for Milwaukee, where she will visit |
her son and wife for a few days and |
take in several good plays that are
now on in Milwaukee.
Mike Mcdonald, was sentenced to |
ten days in the county jail in Judge |
Pomainville's court Tuesday Am. Nc
Donald was arrested by Officer Berg |
and the charge against him was us
ing abusive language.
Miss Minnie Palmatier has return |
ed from a visit with her daughter, |
Miss Nellie, at Medford. rs.James |
Menier and baby have returned from |
Ed Wagner has gone to Thorpe, /
where he will be employed.
Miss nellie Mitchell has returned |
from New Lisbon, where she spent |
the weekend at a house party.
Miss Beth Lamberton has returned |
from a few days visit at Waupaca-
c. NJ. Stacker, C. R. Treat, S. A.
Warner and Elmer Dhno of Mather,
and F. J. Hoffman, of Tomah, were |
in city Tuesday to attend a meet
ing of the Cranberry Growers that |
was held DIN the John Arpin Lumber
CO. office this morning.
Virgie Lane, of Marinette, and
Clarice Mackey, Of Menominee, arriv-
ed in the city today for a few days |
visit with friends.
Frank Wrycz of Port Edwards, paid /
fine and costs of 1885 in Judge
PomainvilIe's court Thursday am ON
charge of being drunk. Wrycz was
brought to the city by Marshall Oh.
Scott of the Port
A. c. Smith has sold his second |
hand store on second street N. to |
Max Pittleman, of Milwaukee. Mr.. |
Pitlteman took possession of tie
same today.
| Big flock of geese flew over the |
city Thursday going south. This must |
be an Indication of colder weather |
| approaching. One person guessed that
| there must have been at least 100 |
birds in the flock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Pittleman, of |
Milwaukee, are moving into the Jas. |
] Walsh home ON Second street S.