Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-09-17

Miss Fern Millenbach has return
ed to her work at the Johnson &.
Hill Co, store after weeks vaca-
ton.
Miss Georgia Griffith has resum-
ed her work at the Johnson & Hill
Co. store, after two weeks vaca-
ton
Mrs. Irving Johnson, Of Nekoosa,
was in the city Monday to attend
surprise party at the Bennebose
home.
Miss Myrtle Rowland and guest,
Mr.. jackson viii spend Sunday at
Vesper with her sister, Mrs. Murga-
troyd
Mrs. D. C. Meyers and children,
Of Marshfield, spent Sunday in the
city guests of Mr.. and Mrs w H.
Heath.
F. ". Welby, conductor on the
Green Bay & Western has returned
from his vacation and is back on
his run.
Mrs. Ned Stewart, who has been
visiting friends in the city for
few days, left Monday for her home
at Curtis.
E. n. PDmainville, Oswald Mcneil,
Dir. Foote and James Hewlett made
an auto trip to the Gaynor Marsh
Saturday
Mrs. Phineas Pease and children
returned last week from Appleton,
where they have been visiting for
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Alderman left
Monday a. IN. for their home at Min
neapolis, after a visit at the Benni-
bose home.
E. R. IIakin is back from Fond |
du Lac, where he has put in most |
of the summer at his trade and on
other business.
Mrs. Jean Miller and guest, Mrs.
Pureau returned this morning from
Pureau returned Tuesday a. m. from
ing few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Nash left
Sunday evening for Milwaukee,
where Mr.. Mash will attend the post
masters meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. G. Koch, Mrs. J.
A. Sayles and Jacob Lusk made
trip to Auburndale Saturday in Mr.
Kochis automobile.
Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Camille Mar
oeau spent Wednesday and Thurs
lay of last week at Stevens Point,
the fair
Two candidates were initiated at
he monthly meeting of the w. re.
Thursday afternoon and refresh
nents were served.
Mrs Matt Vandenbrook left Fri
lay for Meadowlands, Mimi, to
spend the remainder of the season
With her husband
Mrs. Severance and Miss Fanny
Palmer spent Sunday at New Lon
Ion, the guests of Mrs. Herbert Kel-
ogg and Mrs. Lock.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Tosyck and
amily of Dubuque, Ia, are visiting
1t the home of Mrs. Tomscyk's faith
It, Louis Morzynski.
The Indian cranberry pickers had
big pow WOW" Sunday evening a
he saloon west of Nekoosa, known
Is the Sand Hill saloon.
T. H. Thornton returned Monday +
.vening from Plover, where he has
'een visiting his daughter, Mrs. Wal
10 CalIIins for several weeks.
Mrs. w E. Hughes of Merrill and
on Herb Hughes of Calderwood,
dich., are in the city guests of Chas. 6
4ullwood, and family, this week. !
Robert Brown of Lacrosse, who
las been substituting for Mr.. Well
on, mail clerk, on the c. NJ. & ST. s
}. Ry., has returned to his home. t
Amarriage license has been is
ued by the county clerk to John
Nell of the town of Hasen and :
Hiss Ella Martin of Auburndale.
Mrs. Mary Ranthum has sold her
% acre farm in the town of Sigel, 7
o H. ]. .Frauener of Watertown. Mrs.
2amthun will move to Byron, Mimi.
We call your attention to DR.. E. r
;. Tupper's professional card in Y
his issue of the Reporter. His :
are at the Dixon Hotel. :
Miss Myra Ludwig from Marsh
ield, arrived Monday to take
barge of the millinery department in t
he Levin store d1ring the fall sea- {
on. i
Bert Smith returned Friday from a l
-isit at Tuscdola, H. Mrs. Smith
accompanied him as far as Milwau-
zee. where she will visit a few
lays. /
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Franson and
Hiss Anna Obert were in Stevens
Point Thursday attending the fair.
They made the trip with Will Otto,
n his car.
Mrs James Granger, of Babcock,is
listing at the Grant Babcock home :
N End avenue south. Mrs. Granger
vOuI5 lilyo 70 bava her old friends /