Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-02-12

business Trip 10 stevens HOlut.
Fred Baboock Of Wausau, spent
/ Sunday in. the city with sister, Mrs.
Guy Gets.
! The Beacon Lights club was en-
tertained Monday afternoon by Mrs.
J. J. Looze.
Miss Amina Daily returned to Mad
son Saturday to resume her work at
the university
! Attorney Milton J. Paul returned
Sunday morning from business trip
to Madison.
Miss Florence Moody spent the
week end in the city with Mss
Laura Gaulke.
Frank 0. Vermilya of New York
City was a business visitor in the
city Friday
Miss Maude Barth was in the city
to spend the week end with Miss
Hazel Williams.
Miss Kate Kammerer is having a
weeks vacation from her duties at
the telephone office.
Mrs. Grant Babcock has returned
from a two weeks visit at the Chas.
Fuller home at Rudolph.
n1o d Do I,
street, has been confined to hee
home with a severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Abel have re
turned from a weeks visit ln Mil
waukee and Chicago.
Ben Mischloff of Ripon, spent Sun
day in the city, a guest at the
Steinberg home.
Leumel Kroner is confined to the
house with illness. He VIII be glad
to see any of his friends
Miss Hattie Whitrook has taken a
position in the grocery department
of Johnson & Hin store.
Mrs. w. E. Warren was in Stew
ems Point Saturday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. D. K. Kelsey.
Miss Laura Gaulke has returned
from Junction City where she spent
| a week with Miss Florence Moody
John, Rasmussen Of the town Of
Grand Rapids, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. George T. Nixon last Friday
night.
Mason Bliss returned to Prairie
du Sac Sunday evening after spend
ing the week in the city with his
family
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Collar left Sat
urday afternoon for New London
where they spent Sunday visiting W.T.
relatives.
Misses Hazel Williams and Esther
Gill who attend the Normal at Stey
ems Point are home to spend the
week end.
FOR sALE.-N1a n EA Sec. 81,
Town % in Wood county, so acres
farm lands. Address, Henry M.
! T,oihI Eagle. Wis. 4tw
| c. w Volt, formerly of this city,
/ is now employed in a factory at Osh-
kosh. He reports that he enjoys his
work there.
Rev r. J. Scott of Brokaw, was
! in the city Sunday and occupied the
pulpit at the Methodist church morn
ing and evening.
/ Sam Petite of Plainfield, was ar
rested Saturday by Officer Payne
and given ten days in the county jail
for being drunk.
+. n Ircink, special representative
for the H W. Johns-Manville Co., OF
Milwaukee was a business visitor in
the city Saturday.
Rev. H. c. Logan. pastor of the NJ.
f. church, We are glad to note is con
valescing from his illness of grippe
and erysipelas. He has been quite
sick.
We are pleased to announce that
f. ]. Wood continues to improve and
is able to go about the house. He
has good appetite but can't
get to eat all he wants
Cheaper music for the masses,
run a sheadline in prominent daily.
Cheaper music, If anything can be
cheaper than a lot of the music
penetrated on a perfectly helpless
public nowadays, then the masses
are entitled to sympathy.
2 Mrs Geo. NJ. Hills Sunday school
r class consisting OF about thirty
$ yourg ladies were member CT sleig
: ride party Saturday Afternoon into
r the town of Seneca. where they
? spent the afternoon with Miss Myrtle
J Graham.
Mrs. Ed. Eberhardt entertained a
: number of her lady friends at he'll
,, home on Fourth avenue south Oh
!, Friday evening. The ewing was
o pleasantly spent in playing Rummy
y Refreshments were served and a.
Y report pleasant evening.
Mrs. A. NJ Wilson entertained a.
auction bridge Thursday afternoon IL
honor of her guests, the Mesdame:
Ralph Skidmore, Alice Keerl ant
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