Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-16

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Milwaukee. where he will attend the
State Cutters picnic.
Miss Proxeda Cola is having a
two weeks vacation from her duties
at Johnson & Hill store.
Miss Ruth Mindak has resumed
her work at Johnson & Hill store
after weeks vacation.
Postmaster Robert L. Nash has bro
ken ground for his new residence at
+th and Madison streets.
Miss Della Bundle left for her
home at ShanagoIden Tuesday, after
visit in the city with relatives.
Miss Olga Schrieber left Tues
day for Rochester, Mimi, where
she will undergo an operation.
Arthur PoIansk, left Sunday night
for Milwaukee, after spending his
vacation in the city with friends.
, Otto Fleidner, of New York City,
is in the city a guest at the home
of his brother, Rev A. G. Fleidner.
Theo Schwanke left Sunday ngiht
for weeks vacation, which he will
spend at his home in Reedsburg, Wis.
Miss Cecile Harteau of Green Bay
is in the city a guest of her cousin,
Miss Babe Poirier, at the Hotel Wit
ter.
Ray Mullen and Minert Dickoff re-
turned Monday morning from few
days visit with friends at Green
Bay.
Mrs. ]. Webb returned to her home
at Hammond Monday morning, after
visit in the city at the Harvey Gee
home.
Leo Larson is on a two weeks var
cation, spending the time with his
parents at Wautoma and the Great
Lakes.
Miss Harriet Williams will return
o her studio for the summer, July
18th. Pupils will call and arrange
hours
Miss Ruby jerks has returned to
her home at Fond du Lac, after a
visit in the city with Miss Pauline
Menig.
Mrs. Josephine MacReynolds, dis
trict manager for the North Ridge
Brush Co, is a business visitor in
the city.
Mrs. Hannah Akey is having her
building occupied by Brigham and
Rath on Grand avenue reshingled,
this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Stout
of Babcock, a baby boy. Mrs. Stout
was formerly Miss Mildred Dickson,
of this city.
Miss Clara Berg, stenographer for
the AIacKinnon Mfg. Co., left Satur-
day for Necedah, where she will
spend her vacation.
Mrs. Olga Sowaske has gone to
New Lisbon, where she has taken a
position as waitress at the lunch,
rooms in the Milwaukee depot.
Mark Whitrock, druggist at Otto
Pharmacy, is having a weeks vaca,
ton which he is spending at one OF
the club houses up river.
Rev. H. C. Logan left Monday
for a ten days outing at Camp Byron
He expects to be joined. on Saturday
by Myron Hill and Merle Volt.
1t is predicted on high scientific
| authority that we will have with thu
next warm rain, a shower of SINAI
tods. The shower of angleworms viii
come later.
Miss Louella Graves. who has beer
connected with the summer schoo
al the Rapids, left Saturday for he
home at Fond du Lac, for the sum
mer vacation.
Mrs. R. G. GeTmanson and daugh
ter. Lucille, and Miss Ida Hage, lef
Saturday for Elcho,Wis,. after visi
in the city at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. George GermansOn.
George LaPrelle returned TO hi
home at Austin, Mimi. Friday, al
ter a visit in the city. His wife Wi
remain for a longer visit with he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Nelson.
The Stevens Point Protective A.
sociation which was recently form
? ed. met on Saturday afternoon wit
= the saloon keepers and decided
close the saloons on Sunday, SUI
day the saloons were closed tigl
all day.
A post card from Otto siewert,w WI
lis at the Grand View Health h
sort" at Waukesha, in the intel
I ests of his health,says he likes Il
e place. 1t will be just a little mo-
e satisfactory if he can have the Dai
Reporter he says.
W Mrs. ]. Webb, of Hammond Nh
Edward Siles, Mrs. Henry Slles,
Marinette, Mrs John Crime and Oh
dren, OF Roseglen, Dakota, who a
= guests at the Harvey Gee home
y company with Mrs. Gee visited t
: latter part of the week with \
= and Mrs. Beskee at New Rme.
The extra special Sunday Dime
at the Hotel Witter lose none
their attractiveness as time pass
in fact, if possible they grow be
ter. The young ladies who wait l
- H. tolnl0c do - ,;aalx and al