Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-06-11
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Mrs. Eva LETTERS and daughter, Dol
IS. have returned from a visit a
Wild Rose.
Miss Lottie Griffin. of Seymour i
in the city a guest at the E. R. CT
fifth home.
Miss Vera AIindack has taken a DC
sition as saIeslady in the dry good.
department of Johnson & Hill store.
Mrs. N. Tomsyck visited with he.
husband who is in hospital al
Green Bay Sunday.
Miss Anna Corcoran has taken g
position as stenographer in the
law offices of D. D. Conway.
Mrs. Osternan visited at the Franz
Adams home at Stevens Point Sun
day.
Miss Marie Kruger has resigned
her position as office girl at the R.
Gets Paint shop. Miss Harriet Bar
ton has taken the position.
CleVe Akey has sold out his inter
est in Parliamentary restaurant
on the west side to James Brockman,
the transfer taking place this week.
Mr.. Akey will take up outside work
Mrs.Mose Marcoux returned Friday
from Prairie, Du Chem, where she
has been taking treatment at a sani-
tarium for the past three weeks. She
is feeling very much improved
DR.. Frank Kickbush left fri
day evening for Kansas City, Mo, on
a weeks business trip for the gov
eminent. DR.. Cochran of Milwaukee
will take Dr. Kickbushs place at
the packing House during his absence
Married at Madison May 81, Mr..
Chas. Fenton andM ISIS Fern Prayer.
Miss Prayer was one of the teach
ers in the commercial department of
our high school last year. They are
keeping house in Beloit, Wis.
A. F. Biilmeyer, went to Mansion
Tuesday to look after the constructio
of the Masonic temple being built
there from plans drawn by him. The
trip was made in Mr.. Billmeyer's au-
tomobile.
Mrs. J. w. Thomas, Mrs W. w.
Watkins and daughter, Muriel, of
Phoenix Ariz., left Monday night for
Chicago, for a short visit before re
turning to their home after a short
visit at the M. H. Jackson home.
The Foundry team beat the Mac
Kinnon team Sunday afternoon by
4 score of Z to 5, on the old fair
ground lot. This was ondy a prac-
ice game, so Fred Schnabel isn't
working.
The cantata. ''Flora's Birthday"
given by Miss Elizabeth Herschleb's
Sunday school class at the Methodist
church Monday evening was we'll at
ended. Those taking part all did ex-
oellent and the cantata was very
much enjoyed by those present.
While in bathing Friday afternoon,
Leon Arpin had a narrow escape from
browning. He was taken under by
he under tow near the swimming
pool wall and but for the assistance
IF his father and others, he might
nave been lost.
The weekly Saturday food sale,
which has been carried on by the la-
lies of st. KatherineIs Guild in
Johnson e Hills store, has been dis
continued until September list next.
f any of the ladies want to they
IAN place their orders with any of
he members and they will be filled.
The names of the following ladies
rom this city have been sent to Chi
;agO, ais delegates from the FEEDER
alton of Women's Clubs from Grand
Rapids to the convention which takes
place in Chicago this week: Mrs. l.
P. Wftter, Mrs. Guy Mash, Mrs. Guy
D. Balbcock, Mrs. d. j. Arpin, Mrs. l.
Reichel, and Mrs. D. D. Conway.
Mayor Cohen informed the Renc-
,er today that he had made arrange
nents with Dan Ellis for weekly
oand concerts commencing to be
played on Thursday evenings, on
alternate sides of the river, the
;irst concert to be given on the
east side this Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Kellogg and daughter,
Mrs. Elmer HannCn and daughter re
turned Friday from visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Kellogg at Ironton,
Mo. Mrs. Harmon and daughter will
visit in this city for a few days be-
fore going to their home at Waupaca.
The police officers have been fur
nished with copies of ordinance mum
Der 148 which prohibits the sale OF
paper caps, cap4pistols and fire crack
ers over a quarter of an inch III
diameter and two inches in length.
The chief has given instructions to
have this ordinance enforced.
Milwaukee Journal.
Three boys, Emil Steinmetz, JOS
eph Phelen and John Thor, were ar
rested in the rear yard of the home
of William Bigelow, 40 Prospect-aY.
by Sergt. Harry Quin at 2 a. m. Wed
nesday. One had a flashlight, and
the others had number of skeleton
keys in their possession. The boys
told the court that their home was in