Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-03-26

Cha8 Thorne Of Minneapolis, Wis
tied in the 9th Wednesday with
friends.
Mrs. VIM Smith Of Park Falls, is
in the city a guest Of her sister, Mrs.
OrtO Bushman-
Lewis Schroeder sprained one of
his ankles last evening while playing
with companions
The news that's really most impOr-
tant TO you is usually found amoung
the advertisements.
Final arrangements We're made for
holding the Easter Sale, and the
date set for April 4th.
Mrs. Henry Rege has returned to
her home at Wausau after a short
visit i'm the city with friends.
Judge Parks and court Reporter R.
Morse are spending the week end at
their homes in Stevens Point.
Miss Edna Gflkey of Oshkosh, viii
spend the week end with her cousin,
Miss Helen GilEey in this city
Miss Josephine Poirier of Merrill
spent Friday in the city looking af-
ter her business interests here.
H. Vandemberg' will leave Satur
day for Oregon after an extended
visit i'm the city with his family.
Mrs. Al Sutor has returned from
Green Bay where she WAS called by
the serious illness of her sister.
W. A Hayes, attorney for the Wis
consim Central Railroad Co., of Mil
waukee, is in the city ON business
Mrs. B. G. Eggert and daughter
Jeanne will leave Saturday for a Wis
it with Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Damon at
Madison
Miss Magme Witt is expected home
from Oshkosh Saturday where she
has been taking treatments for spi-
nal trouble
Mayor Joseph A. Cohen returned
last evening from Milwaukee and Chi
cago where he has been purchasing
spring goods.
Miss Zelma, head nurse at River
view hospital who has been very sick
since Tuesday with blood poisoning
is conyelesing.
Miss Clarice Buckley Leaves today
noon for Evanston, H., where she
will resume her studies in the North
western University.
Mrs. Walter Roach and daughter
are going to move to Fond du Lac
Wednesday to join her husband who
is in the employ of the G. &, n. W.
The little tree-year-old son of Rev
and Mrs. J. r. Locke is recovering
nicely from his illness of Scarlet fe-
yer and they hope soon to be out of
Qttttl sIlIIIlt.
Mrs. Walter Paddock, of Milwau-
kee. has been the guest of Mrs. L. NJ
Alexander in Port Edwards the past
week. She viii be remembered by
MANY in this city.
Charley Hill, the popular and OBJ
liging substitute rural mail carrier,
is carrying mail this week om r. F.
d. mo. 2 in the absence of Martin c.
Cocks. who is laid up with tn
grippe.
Mrs. Julia. Bever returned Thurs
day evening from Green Bay where
she had been as a delegate to the
State convention of Royal NeighboTs
of America held ON Tuesday and Wed
nesday.
H. H. Harrington, claim agent for
the Wisconsin Valley R. f. of Wauk-
esha. is a business visitor in the city.
o. F. Lord who has been in the
woods all winter with his team ar
rived home Wednesday and reports
an excellent winters logging.
Miss Alice Oswald of Milwaukee,
arrived i'm the city Wednesday after
noon and has entered the employ OF
the Cohen Bros. store as head trim
mer in the millinery department.
The east side ladies aid society
of the Methodist church, entertained
the members of the west side ladies
aid society. the NJ. w. X. club and
the Lincoln Circle in the church
parlors Wednesday afternoon. at a
st. Patricks party. A program was
we'll rendered and dainty refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mosher of
Daunhfne. Manitoba, Canada, accom-
panied by Mrs. Margaret Skeels of
this city who has been visiting them
arrived in the city Wednesday. Mrs.
Mosher is a sister of Mrs. A. c. Otto.
The arrival of the party was unexpec
ted and a delightful surprise to Mrs.
Otto.
MOTORCYCLE BARGAINS-Buy
now save s25:00. SO used motorcy-
cles all makes, $1,000, $1,000, 500,
overhauled and in good order e
19l3 models. Harley-DavidIson singles
and twins slightly used, like new
guaranteed $150J000 to S175-00 write
for price list. Mueller Cycle Co., 726
National Ave, Milwaukee, Wis
State of Wisconsin, Department OF
The Woman's Association of the
IN.,1,ar-..,.,-., nln1r1.nh held a