Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-06-25
Mrs. John Jacobson, of Rudolph

Mrs. john Jacobson, of Rudolph, is
in the city visiting relatives.
Mrs. Louis Menieur and son james,
went to Merrill Monday night to at
tend the funeral of Ray Menieur
Mrs. A T. Maroeau and daugh--
tiers. Lynn and Irene, visited at
the Ed Brazeau home at Nekoosa
| Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Lemley arriv-
ed in city Tuesday from Melrose,
Mimi, for visit at the ]. W. Lem
ley home
G. J. Hayes, proprietor of the
Hotel Julien left Monday night for a
weeks visit with relatives at Dubu-
que. Iowa.
Harvey Hougen has returned to
his home at Wausa', after a visit
in the city with the DR.. Edward
Hougen family
Walter Baruch left Tuesday ON his
return to Brooklyn. He will visit with
his sister, Mrs. Albert Turck, at
Milwaukee enroute
Mrs. Krause and daughter, Doro
| thy, have returned to their home at
| Thorpe, after a visit in the city at
| the Edw Hougen home.
Mrs. o. T. Hougen and two daugh
tiers will leave on Thursday for Fort
Williams, Ontario, Canada, to spend
the summer with Leslie Hougen.
Rev T. Tippett, of Appleton, was
in the city Monday to attend a
meetin of the official board held at
the NJ E. church parlars la4stn light.
This office is under obligations to
Mrs Mary Dougherty for beautiful
bouquet of handsome home grown
roses. We are thankful for the re-
membrance.
The automobile that the Johnson
of July parade will be decorated by
J. B. Null. This car will not COM
pete for a prize.
Mrs. J. J. Canning and daughter |
Charlotte, and Mrs. Hugh Goggins |
will leave on Thursday Of this week
for Port Arthur, Canada, to spent |
the summer with Phillip Canning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ottoman and |
baby left this morning for their home
at Waupaca, at er few days visit |
in the city with Mr.. and Mrs. Roland |
Baldwin. Mr. Ottoman is a city mail
carrier at Waupaca.
Hon. Judge O'Neill and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. F. D. Galway, Mr. and Mrs
Homer G. Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. w. |
J. Marsh, of Neillsville, We're in
the city Tuesday enroute to Green
Bay on an automobile trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Gets have NOV
ed into the suite of rooms in the |
MacKinnon building, formerly occu-
pied by DIR. c.. C. Rowley. The rooms |
have been redecorated and make
most desirable living rooms.
District Attorney Charles E.Briere |
to attend the meeting of the Wis |
consin Branch of the American In |
stitute of Criminal Law and Grimm
iology and the Wisconsin State Bar |
Association.
Delegates of the Christian Endea- |
vor Society of the First Moravian
church will leave Grand Rapids for |
Madison on Thursday noon via c. M. |
& St Paul About twenty-five dele |
gates will attend and stay most of |
the week. They expect ito have an
excellent State convention.
Howard T. Freeman, of Princeton,
Ill, and Miss Jessie May Pratsman,
of Dexterville, were married at the
CONGREGATIONAL church, parsonage, Mon
day afternoon, June I'D, Rev. r. j.
Locke officiating. The young couple
Immediately left for Princeton, where
they will make their home.
Mayor Cohen sent telegram to
the Eagles, who are holding a con-
vention at Amigo this week, invit--
ing them to hold their 1915 conyen--
ton in the city of Grand Rapids.
This in addition to the work OF the
delegates that have gone up there,
ought to bring the convention here.
The committee that has charge of
the horse running race for the big
Fourth of July celebration want all
those who wish TO enter this race to
register before the LIST of July. There
| is no charge for entering the race, las
| it will be free to all. See Charles
Nash about entering your horse in
| this running race.
| E. E. Arnes, NJ w. Weeks and DR..
! D. A. Teller Tuesday noon for
Mautson, where they, will, take part in
the ceremony of laying the corner
stone for the new Masonic temple
being built there. The ceremony will
be conducted under the auspices OF
| the Grand lodge. Many Masons from
the surrounding towns will be pres