Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21

Henry Smith spent Sunday at Scan
danWia fishing.
Miss Jane Taylor is recovering
from am illness with the mumps
Mr. and Mrs. Duryea's spent Sun
day with friends at Manawa~
Pearl Bliss and Ella Soheuneman
We're Stevens Point visitors on Sun.
day.
Walter Kruger, of Stevens Point,
spent Sunday in the city with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Kruger.
DR.. and Mrs. Sam Cottrill spent
Sunday at New London with rela--
tiyes.
T. H. Thornton spent Sunday at
Plover with his daughter, Mrs. Waldo
Calkins.
Mrs Otto Bushman has returned
TO Stanley after visit in the city
with friends.
Percy DAILY, of Merrill, spent Sum
day in the city withhis mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth DAILY.
Art Smith of Port Arthur, Canada,
is in the city visiting with his par
ents.
Miss Margaret Chady returned to
her home at Wausau Monday, after
a visit in the city with her sister,
Mrs. VIM Bauldauf.
Miss Anna Mason, of Marshfield,
Mrs. Mason, of Stevens Point, and
Harry Atwood, of Marshfield, were
visitors at the w. L. Atwood home
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. ]. C. Jacobson re-
turned Sunday morning from Mime
apolis, where they have BEEN spend
ing several days.
Mrs. Bat O'Day arrived home
Thursday morning from the Hot
Springls where she has been for the
past two months receiving treatment
for rheumatism. She received some
help, but is not cured.
F. S. Woodwork, postmaster of
Pittsyille. was in the city Monday
on business at the county seat.
Mr. |. E. Wilcox is spending sew
eral days in Chicago, making pur-
chases for his Ready-to-W Wear store.
Mrs. l. E. Wilcox left Tuesday for
Cairo, H., where she will spend two
weeks visiting friends and relatives.
Bert Minister is in the city for a
visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Kinister. Y
Paul Philleo, of Tomahawk, was
in the city the first of the week, the
guest of relatives.
Mrs. Grant Babcock has gone to
called there by iht illness
OF her father.
T. Tillisch, of WATERFOWL S. D.,
was a business visitor in the city
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hamilton,
who recently sold their farm in the
town of Grand Rapids have moved to
this city and are making their home
with their son, James, on Third st.
The first banns for the approach
ing marriage of Miss Edna Crotteau
and Albert Bruderli We're called at
S. S. Peter & Pauls church Sunday,
May II.
Rev. c. B. Riegelsperger, pastor
of S. S. Peter and Pauls church in
this city, received wire stating that
Rev. Vim. Reding and party had ar
rived safely at Naples May IS. They
were all well and ENJOYING. a pleas
ant trip, and Rev. Reding sends
greetings TO his friends and parishon-
ers in Grand Rapids. This will be
very pleasing to his many friends.
Daly's opera house was crowded
Monday might to witness the pictures
put ON by Lyman H Howe. The pic
lures of the Panama canal construc-
ton, Yellow Stone Park, etc, were
realistic and instructive. The large
audience a,pplauded each picture pre-
sented, which was the best evidence
of their hearty approval and salts
faction Mr.. Howe's pictures are
always appreciated in Grand Rapids
Those who were present at the
Epworth League doings at the Metho
dist church Sunday night speak Yer!
highly of the services at $50 and
Y: 80 D. m. and particularly so of l.
NJ. Alexander'S address at 7:9G OF
matters of particular interest to men
bers of the League. The services, az
a whole, were very much appreciated
From letter received this week
dated Chicago Monday, the 18th
from Mrs. Geo. r. Gardner askinS
us to change the address of th'
Daily Reporter back to this city, i
evidence that she expects to be bacl
home again SOON Her many friend'
will be glad to see her and her daug
ter, Miss Mabel, back again.
! The pictures of Peck's Bad Boy a
| the Ideal Monday night, drew a larg'
audience, particularly the young pee
pie The pranks OF Peck Bad 30,
certainly created a great deal o
laughter and interest among thos
present at that popular theatre. Mon
| day night