Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-08-27

Martin G. Cocks, the veteran ma
carrier on R. F. D. No. ?. who Ia
been taking a vacation Of fe1
weeks, is on duty again
Misses la Richards. Clara Carl
son and Emma Erickson resumed
their work at Cohen Bros store Mon
day after a three weeks vacation.
3Ir. and Mrs. Fred W. Kruger an
daughter, Mild ed, returned Thurs5a
evening from Milwaukee, where the.
have been visiting for several days
H. Reiehert, has returned from
Saginaw, Mich. where he spent TIT
summer. He viii teach the east sid
German Lutheran school again thii
year.
August Belgert, arrested by Chic.
OF Police Gibson and charged witt
being drunk, was given ten days il
The county jail by Judge Pomainville
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. F. W. Burt and Mrs. c. O
Burt entertained on Friday afternoon
in honor Of Mrs. w. Burt.their guest
The afternoon was delightfully."- spent
in social converse, music, etc. Light
refres hmentse were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Darlington, OF
Crippl Creek, Colorado, arrived in
The city Thursday for month S
visit with his parents. Al. was
brought up in Grand Rapids, where
ne has many old time friends. who
are always glad to see him.
Rev. G. E. Dewey returned Satur-
hay evening from missionary trip
yaoug' the Stockbridge Indians in
he northern part of Shawano county
He reports the roads fairly good
most of the way, having made the
rip Of over 100 miles in seven
Iours in his runabout.
Attorney T. W. Brazeau is back
rom his weeks outing on a canoe
rip from Ladysmith to Park Falls,
Town the FIambeau river. He camp
I'd out along the stream nights fish
ID during the day and reports ex-
.ellent fishing and the catching of
and black bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Witherell and
laughter, Thelma, of GAINESVILLE, left
friday on their return home,
.fter- a weeks visit in the city with
riendIs. They made the trip in their
overland touring car. Mrs. T. o. Ril-
y and Mrs. Frank Calkins went as
ar as Stevens Point with them
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schrieber, Mr..
nd Mrs. Herman Binneboese, Mr..
nd Mrs Chas. Eberhardt and daugh-
er, Lorine, Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Gilmas-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Whitrock,
hrs. Roland Payne and daughter,
ola, the Misses Olga Berg and Olga
'chrieber spent Sunday at Waupaca
laking the trip by automobiles
Work is expected to be resumed on
he new Elks club house very soon.
he work has been delayed because
f the non arrival of Orders and 9th
r steel work. A. F. Billmeyer has a.
hipping bill which shows that the
teeI work has been shipped from
Iond du Lac over the G. & NJ. St.
. railway and is expecting to re
Give il every day.
A. H. Kleberg, formerly resi-
ent business man of Nekoosa for
fifteen years, but lately of Medina,
rrived in city Monday. He says
hat he has sold out his business at
Iedina and is coming back to live
4 his house on Avon street just
asst of the court house, that he pur
halsed of H. H. Voss. His many
riends will be glad to see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Worthington
nd two sons, returned to their
ONE in Beloit Saturday, leaving
ere in the early morning going
ia Plover, Amherst, Waupaca, Fond
u Lac in their Buick car, after a
hree days stay in Grand Rapids,
7here Mr.. Worthington was born
nd brought up They were all de
ighted with their short stay here.
Mrs, Charles Smith left Saturday
or Manitowoc, where she will meet
Ter husband. They will so from
here to Chicago for a short visit
nd then to Cuba where they viii
i've the coming winter on a ranch
,wned by an uncle of Mrs. Smith.
hrs. Smith has been visiting for a
.ouple of weeks at the home Of her
,arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nissen.
MISS. Heineman, of this city, her
lister. Mrs. l. Baruch, of Grand Rap
dis, Misses Mae Heineman, RATHER
ne and Mildred Smith, Letitia Nc
luillan, Genevieve Edmonds of Wau-
.au, and Mr.. Edgar Heineman, of
his city, are camping at the Heine-
nan cottage on Long lake. Mr.. and
hrs. Harry Heineman and Miss
lola Schill spent Thursday as
quests from this city. - Merrill
Daily Herald.
The west side ladies aid society
# the Methodist church rendered
Mrs. Chas. Smith a surprise party
1t the home of her parents, Mr-and
Mrs. Martin Nissen, Friday eve. The
evening was pleasantly spent in So