Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-06-18


west. She expects to be gone until
September.
Marshfield failed to show up Sun
day, so the game scheduled for 8
o'clock at the old fair grounds was
not pulled off.
One suggested Improvement fer
the canoe is an automatic distress
signal that Will go off when the ca
noe turns over.
Miss Marcia Logan left Monday afte
noon for Stevens Point. after a
few days visit in the city with
Miss Nora Riley.
Men never grew up" says Har-
riot Stanton Batch. And women
never grow old. It's a beautiful old
world, after all.
Pearl LIeroux of Sherry, was in
the city Monday shopping.
Mrs Georgia. Olson left today for
Colby on business trip.
Mrs. John Henry Linderman and
daughter, June, left Monday in COM
pany with her father, Reva F. MINI
it's, for visit at Toledo, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Meyer, of Poy-
nette and Miss Sarah Baum and
Jack Baum of Pittsville, VISITED Sun
day in the city with Miss Title CT
zon.
Elmer Longfellow, MANAGE of
the Bannernan Bros. Dept. store
of Redgranite. spent Sunday in the
city a guest at the A NJ. Wilson
home
Hugo Zillnler, of Watertown, arriv-
ed in city Saturday to spend a week
visiting with his wife who is a guest
OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Brown
John Ford, w. Roach and VIM.
Mahard, of Fond du Lac, visited in
he city Sunday with Misses Mar
garet Wheir. Sibyl Mobiles and Mary
Noltner.
Lacy Horton returned Monday noon
from FIT. Atkinson, where he spent
Sunday with his wife and daughter,
who are visiting at the Arthur Heg-
er home
Mr.. and MrsS Melvin Lind left
Sunday in their car for their hcme at
HillsborO, after a visit in the city
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Schnabel, Jr.
Five million ladybugs are being dis
persed in California and upon them
the farmers depend for the salvation
of their crops Verify this is. the
feminist era.
The marriage of Miss Sophia Oh
son and Frank Meunier will take
place on Thursday morning, June IS,
at six o'clock a. IN. at S. S. Peter
and Pauls parsonage.
H. I. Russell, of Superior, mem
Der of the Russell Construction Co.
is in the city, looking after the pre-
liminary arrangements for brick pay
ing of End street and east side mar
ket square
John w. Brooks, arrested by Off
Ger Berg for creating a disturbance
at the C. NJ. & st. P. station. was
given ten days in the county Jail by
Judge E. N. PomainvilIe. The charge
was vagrancy.
Fred Ward, who says he is from
New York was given thirty days in
the county Jail by Judge John Rob
erts Monday morning. Wardwas arrest
ed by Officer Berg and charged
with yagrancy.
| Mr.. Otto E. Mickeslson, city letter
carrier No. 8, and member of the To-
cal board of civil service examiners.
conducted an examination at Nese-
dan Saturda.5 for the position of 4th
/ class postmaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Hill and
Mr.and Mrs.E. P. Arpinl eft Monday
for Madison, where they will at
tend the commencement exercises
of the University. They made the
| trim hv automobile
Miss Margaret Kraus visited in
the city Saturday evening with
Misses Annina DAILY and Katherine
Gibson, on her way from Madison.
where she attended school 10 her
home in Marshfield.
Whitewater city council broke al
records q few days ago even for
that city when they voted 235 times
for street commissioner and then ad
journed A compromise candidate
WAS elected on the last ballot
Mrs F. MacKinnon returned home
from Appleton Friday night in an au-
/ tomG5lle. She was accompanied by
Mrs. b. Ramsey and Mrs Wells. who
spent Saturday and Sunday here as
her guests. They returned home Mon
day morning.
Rev. G. E. Dewey left this morn
ing for Boston. Mass, where he viii
attend the Northern Baptist conven
ton, which convenes there the 18th
to oath. He will also visit his sis
ter at Haverhill, whom he has moi
seen for over thirty years.
Those paper mill huskies, made thu
Iron Men look like lost Willies il
the wood pile Sunday afternoon al
Biron Park. 20 to L is the story o.
the catastrophy. 1t would be {
shame to say anything more about
it Only the Biran Parks DIayaf