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

Madison, are in the city visiting with
relatives.
Miss Bessie SLIDER, OF Peoria, H.,
is in the city a guest of the Misses
Eleanor and Angelic Gouger.
| Mr. and Mrs. John Hash arrived
home from Chicao Friday, where
Mrs. Hash recently underwent an OPP
| GRAFTON.
Mrs. J. Dodd and daughter, Mar
jorie, returned Thursday to their
home at Tomahawk, after visit in
the city at the McC4esky home.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Nimtz and
daughter, Bernice, of Dakota, are in
the city, guests at the John and AL
bert Nimtz homes.
Donald Daily, son of J. E. DAILY Lost
his brand new canoe Thursday night.
1t was taken from its fastening on
1.-THE bank of the Wisconsin river near
Henry Damitzis place Up to this wri
| ing, it has not been recovered.
! Herman Smith, the carpenter, is
busy this week screening in D. E..
Carey's east porch. Dan don't intend
that the mosquitoes shall get good
picking off of him. This is a good
idea Dan, and Herman will make
it good and tight.
Aloise ard Guido Freund have re-
turned to the city from Prairie Du
Chem, where they attended school
the past year to spend the summer.
Their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
Frcund, have also returned home
nom a visit at Prairie Du Chem.
The Alumni of the Wood County
Normal and the graduating class Of
1914, held a business meeting. at the
Training school Friday evening from
1880 o'clock until 8 p. m. Following
the business session the remainder
vi the GNSHliS5 WIS otS1I III
The EIlas Club of Grand Rapids fill
ed articles of incorporation with the
Secretary of State Thursday.fThe in
Icorporatons are l. P. Witter, c. A.
| Normington, Otto Roenius and w. j.
Conway The club is Incorporated TO
| $4,000. This is the final step in the
completion of the plans for the new
club house.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Franson enter
tanned at their Birch street home
! last Thursday. Evening was pleas
antly spent in playing Rummy. First
favors were awarded to Miss Amelia
| Teske, second fayors to Leonard
Fs-anson and consolation faYors to
| Miss Tillie Bieler. A delicious lun-
cheon was served. The house was
prettily decorated in plants and cut
/ flowers.
Harry G. Robinson and Miss Agnes
| Frederickson, both of Arpin, were
married at the NJ. E. church parson-
age at / o'clock Saturday afternoon,
June 10th. Rev. II. c. Logan perform
! ing the ceremony. Mr.. Robinson owns
n farm in that town, and Miss Fred
/ erickson has been teacher of the pub
lie schools there They will go to
/ housekeerinler in. a house already for
their reception.
Thomas Pascoe, who was brought
here from Escanaba, Mich, on
charge of obtaining money under
false pretense, was released from Gu:
toby Saturday a. IN. and the charge
against him dismissed on motion OF
Dist Attorney Charles E. Brier.
A thorough investigation on the
part of the district attorney showed
that there was absolutely no evidene
against Mr. Paseoe.
The new proprietors of the DixoI
Hotel are having it redecoratet
throughout The lobby and writing
room will be finished with light tai
walls and cream colored ceiling. Th'
public parlors and family living
rooms will be in shades of brown
land tan. A private bath is beins
nut in for the proprietoris family.Al
1.-THE rooms and halls are being re
decorated The work is being done
e. S. Gill and John Jung.
Chas. H. Imig, a farmer in tn
| town of Rudolph, a new conner Their
from Mukwonago, in the southeT
part of the state in Waukesha coun
~. was in the city Saturday on bus
mess. He is interested in breeding
of Holstein cattle, and therefore
greatly interested in the coming Ger
tral Wisconsin Holstein Associatio
meeting TO be held at the farm OF :
c. Kieffer. at Auburndale. on Frida
June Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carey, of Mi
waukee. arrived in the city Frida
night on visit to his parents, MI
and Mrs. d. E. Carey They will b
here for week. John gave hi
friends here a surprise, as weddin
. announcements were distribute
} through mail Saturday morning. The
read as follows: Margaret NJ Fox
grove, John D. Carey, married Thur
day, June 18th, 1914, Milwaukee
Wis. AT home 1874, Eleventh stree
Milwaukee, Wis We join with the