Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
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Mrs. Edward King of Merrill, is in
the city guests Of relatives.
Misses Jeanne Peck and Myrtle
Rowland We're in Almond Saturday
ON business.
c. ". Zimmerman and family are
moving from Fourth street tC the
OberLeck home on Eighth Ave. n.
Jasper and Edward Cleveland, of
Evansville. N. Y, are in the city, Wis
iting with their uncle, Andrew King.
Leo Nash will leave soon, for Hon
Olulu on a business trip to be gone
an indefinite time.
Roy Nash is in New York City,
where he viii take up special stud
les.
Miss Minnie Krause will leave
Saturday for Milwaukee, after a two
weeks visit in the city with reIa-
tiYes.
Morse Greenberg of Necedah, was
a visitor in the city Thursday, MAX
ing the trip by automobile.
Mrs. H. Carlson is in Duluth Mimi,
caring for her sister, Mrs. Flaaten,
who is seriously i'll.
The fire alarm Saturday afternoon
was caused by a grass fire at the
Bert Austin farm ON the Rudolph
road
Mrs. Billy Hall of Fond dm Lac
has been spending a few days in the
city visiting with Mrs. Cleye Al0ey.
Mrs. w. NJ Ruckle and daughter,
Ruth,returnsd Fri~ay from Menasha,
where they have been visiting rela-
tiyes for the last two weeks.
Miss Della Jones and her little
brother, VIM. t., Jr., have gone for
d two weeks visit in Chicago. Joliet,
H., and Madison, Wis.
John Finn and family have moved
to tins city from Vesper. Mr.. Finn
has taken a position with the Nlsh
Hardware Co.
Walter Brockmam has resigned his
position at Brockman's restaurant AN
left for his home in Rockford, ILL.,,
where he secured a position.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mol and fam
lily have moved from the Taylor-Daly
Flats ON Second St N, to 1880 Oak
street.
The first banns for the marriage of
Miss Mabel Gauthier and James Cor
coran were called at S. S. Peter &
PauIs church Sunday, May II.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Timm of Stew
ems Point were in the city Saturday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. VIM.
Gaulke
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Wood and
son, arrived Saturday morning from
Chicago and Mr. Wood was pretty
tired, but feeling good. In a few
days when fully rested will be able
to see his friends.
We see by the Madison State Jour
nal that Alex Jones, son of Mr.and
Mrs. w. T. Jones, of this city. who
casionally contributes articles to pa
pers as he finds time outside of his
school duties. They are Well prepar-
ed and interesting.
For Sale 5000 feet of cave
trough at &C per foot and 5000 feet
of lightning rod at &c per foot for
sale by J. F. Finn. First st. North,
opposite swimming pool Std 2tw
Mrs w. J. Berard and daughter
returned Sunday eyning from a
weeks visit with friends in Stevens
Point. Mr.. Berard spent Sunday at
Stevens Point and returned with his
family.
Professor Collins. of Stevens
Point Normal, his wife and daughter,
Helen. with the Misses Ruth Richer
and Mary Jones, spent a few hours
in our city Sunday. making the trip
in the Professors auto.
Mrs f. B. BEDFORD, Misses Mil
dred McKinnon and Edith Weeks
and Bert Devendorf were in Waupaea
SATURDAY evening to attend Billy's
Bungalow, a play given by Waupaca
talent, under the direction of Messrs
Lewis and Hutchinson.
The new oil sprinkler was put in
operation ON First street near the
Green Bay depot Thursday afternoon.
The oil is sprinkled from the rear
end of the wagon similar to the
way a water sprinkler works except
that the oil is forced out by air pres
sure, which causes it to spray in
stead of running in a solid stream.
Otto Roenius has received the com
plete plans for the club house which
will be built by the local Elks this
summer. The plans are very elaborate
and show a handsome and most con
pletely arranged building This club
will compare favorably with those il
the large cities and the building vii
be one of which every citizen o
Grand Rapids can be proud.
About twenty members of tbs
Christian Endeavor of the F1rS
Moravian church of this city Wen
down to the Wood County Poo
Farm Sunday afternoon to sing 70
the inmates and gave them a delight