Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-10-08

home, left Monday noon for thei
home.
D. D. Conway has q handsome
new Buick automobile of the 191
model, with all up to date aocessor
les. It's a beauty. He sold his OLD
car.
Mr. and Mrs. Rub. Of Fond du Lac
who have been visiting in the ciry
with Mr. and mrs. a. F. Jones,at The
Hotel Dixon, returned to their hons
Monday.
E. '. Braley, an aged man, was
given shelter at the west side police
station Saturday night and was escor
ted out OF the ciyy by hett police
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morse and
family and Miss Molly StahL of Stew.
ems Point, motored to this city Sun
day and spent the day at the Frank
StahI home.
Louis Gross sold the Peer Kraus
40-acre farm in the town OF Sigel
to L. Podratz of Grand Rapids. Con
sheraton $4,000. Possession already
taken.
John E. Normington is back from
Green Bay, where he went to see
his mother, who is seriously i'll and
was in other cities also looking at
ter business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Raglan are
back from Chicago and Milwaukee,
where they have been several days,
in the interest of Mrs. Ragan's health
Miss Florence Keffer, of Hespeler,
Ont, Can, aarrived in the city Thu
rs1ay for an extended visit at the
H. A. HerschIeb home.
Mrs. Harry Weisberg and daugh-
ter, Bertha left Sunday for
Rochester, where they will consult
physicians in regard to Miss Benha's
health.
Corroguated steel steps have been
Put in on the stairs between the
Grand Rapids Bank building and the
Johnson & Hill Co.'s building on
Grand avenue.
Miss Mabel Hickman entertained
The Best Ten Sewing club at her
home Thursday evening. The evening
was spent in sewing. Light refresh
ments were served.
Frank Mazur and daughter, Rosie,
left Friday to join Mrs Mazur in
Chicago. MIR and Mrs. Mazur and chill
dren will make an extended visit
with friends in Chicago.
Rev. G. RitsoW returned to his
home at MOnteYideo, Mimi. Friday
morning, after spending several days
IN the city, coming to attend the fun
eraI of E. c. Ketchum.
Mrs. Chas. kellogg and guest, Mrs.
L. Fancher, Of Racine, and Mrs. War
rem Fisher and son, Bruce, returned
Friday from a short visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Harmon at Waupaca.
A number of young people were
entertained at the VIM. Ladder home
The evening was pleas
antly spent in playing games, music,
etc. Light refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs James Brockman and
family, Mrs. Hannah Akey, Miss
Laura Fritz and Frank Smith form
ed an auto party that spent Sunday
at Stevens Point.
Mrs. l.. o. Lacy, who has been
demonstrating Fleishers yarns, and
teaching the ladies of Grand Rapids
how to crochet and knit at the John
son e Hill store left Saturday for
Marinette.
LIN. Mash returned Friday eve.
from the north where he has been
hunting cartridges in company of
Judge Byron Park and F. J. Wood.
The party had a very successful
hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. PhilpOt, Miss Thorn
and Frank Christian of Loyal, Wis,
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Dud-
ley over Sunday They made the trip
in their automobile
Misses Marion Jackson, Eva Lind,
Hazel Williams, Constance Boorman,
Irma DickOff and Vera Muller who
attend Stevens Point Normal, spent
Sunday at their homes in this city
This office is in receipt of three
varieties of Narcissus and two variet-
les of Tulip bulbs from Washington
through the kindness Of Congress-
man Edward E. Browne. Mrs. Fon-
taine will care for them and see that
they grow and reproduce their kind.
Thanks
Misses Viola Palmer, Ina Podawiltz
Nathalie Demitz, Ella and Olga Dab
Ike, Anna Splies, Esther Schuman
returned Monday from Merrill,where
they have been attending a conven--