Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-09

{ & \. ". R. r., in this city, now
OF Oshkosh, visited with friends in
the city this week
Miss Iva Fawcett and Lester Faw-
eett and Frank Faweett have gone
to Minnesota 10 visit with their sis
ter, Mrs Al Gringnon.
Miss Pearl suchosky returned to
her home in Stevens Point Monday,
after visiting friends in this city,
Saturday and Sunday.
Harry Karnatz and Ella Dittman
have returned from Milwaukee, where
they visited at the Fred Getzloff
home for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beck, of Chicago, are
in the city visiting at the Chais. Wa
terman home Mrs Beck was former
~ Miss Dot Waterman
Mrs John H. Dunlap and children,
who have been visiting at the Rev.
H. B. Johnson home have returned
to their home at Menominee.
+. Link has purchased five pas
sepger Buick car from Guy R. Wood,
of Eau Claire It was delivered last
week. He traded in his old Buick.
Misses Irene Brill and Theresa
Schultz have returned to their home
at Stevens Point, after a visit in
the city at the John Cypress home.
Miss Loretta Noltner and Mrs.
Russell Alexander have returned
from Madison, and Hartland where
they have been visiting with rela-
tives.
Fred Turbin sold out his interest
in Kruger Warner Co. Tuesday and
will take a rest and vacation for
two months before he goes into bus
mess again.
Chas. Smith has resigned his posi-
ton at the Grand Rapids Brewery,
and has taken a position at Madison.
He expects to move his family to
Madison in about three weeks.
Alley Steward paid fine and
costs amounting to Sc, in Judge
Pomainvilleis court this morning.
Steward was arrested by Officer
Berg for riding his bicycle on the
sidewalk
Mrs. John Schenk entertained
about fourteen young ladies at the
pavilion at supper Tuesday evening
in honor of her guests, Misses Ha-
eel Nogle and Ruth Hubbard of
Mondovi.
Mr.. and Mrs. A E. Bennett, Mr..
and Mrs Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Pet
er Brown, and Messrs. Tom Lender
son and Eugene Warner, all cram
berry growers, were in the city Tues
day on business.
William wager was arrested by
Chief of Police James Gibson on
warrant sworn out by Rosanna Yag-
er. The charge was assault and bat
terry. wager paid a fine and costs in
Judge Edw. n Pomainville's court.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Corcoran
left Tuesday p. m. over the North
western Ry. for Chicago They will
leave there Thursday by boat for
Mackinack Island, also visiting rela-
tives at Manistee. They will be gone
for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs John Granger and
son, of the town of Rudolph, return
ed home Monday evening from West
field, where they had been to attend
the home coming which took place
on July 2, and 4th. They report a
delightful time Westfield is Mrs.
Changers old home.
A. F. BilImeyer is completing the
plans for the new school house for
the Polish church. The plans will
be taken to Lacrosse Thursday, and
submitted to the Bishop for his APP
prevail. After this, it is expected that
active building operations will com
mence in a short time
Rev. Kruger has resigned his pas
torate of the Lutheran church east
of town and with his family has NOV
ed to the north part OF the state
where he will engage in farming Sun
day the pulpit was filled by Rev.
Poutz, of Grand Rapids Almond
Press.
Miss Verna Lyon, formerly of this
city, served one o'clock luncheon
on Thursday afternoon, July I'd, IN
honor of Miss Cordelia Richards, who
| is visiting her cousin, Louis Junseau,
| in St. Maries, Idaho. The decorations
of the table were lavender and white
and, covers were laid for ten.
Mrs. Nellie Voyer left last week
for a. visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Russell Doesburg at Holland Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rege and MT.
and. Mrs. Wm Rege have returned to
their home at Wausau, after spend
ing a few days in the city, coming
down to attend the funeral of q.
Rege.
The west side team Of horses IN
making the fire run on the night OF
the Fourth fell while making the
turn in front of the old First Nation
al Bank building by slipping on the
brick pavement. They were both
down in front of the Sam Shop. But