Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-27

Fred Arndt Of the town Of Gran,
Rapids on RI. D. No. s, was in th4
city Saturday and while here wa.
q social caller at this office. He re
ports all crops retarded on accoun
Of the recent cold weather anC
says that the BURBERRY and other lie
~ crops were all badly damag ec
by the frost.
Miss Irma StaffeId has finished
her school year as teacher in th<
Franklin school, town OF Grand Rap
ids and is at her home in this city
TO spend the summer.
Miss Leora Porter returned Iast
night from a few days visit at Spar.
Ia.
II is a pleasure to note the fact
that the wholesale fruit and pro.
duce establishment Of the Mott Fruit
& Produce Co. oof this city is rapid
~ establishing an excellent reputa-
ton and trade in this part Of Wis
consin. They secure the best going
in their line and local dealers are
gradually depending upon them to
supply their entire wants in this
line We congratulate them
MONDAY
Earl NJ. Pease is bach from Wash
ington, where he attended a meeting
OF the Federal Bankers in the in
terest of this section Of the state. He
enjoyed his trip and found business
= d. money matters much better il
in the central west. He says that
the Bankers and Business men gen
orally look forward to an immediate
revival OF business conditions in lie
near future His trip was a busy
ole. but delightful in the extreme.
Hugh MCGOWAN suffered a slight
stroke Of paralysis Sunday in which
he lost the use of his right arm for a
time The use came back to him
and he is able to be about the same
as usual. This win act as a warm
ing and Hugh will get busy and do
what he can to ward off the second
one Hugh is nearly. 10 years of age
and quite fleshy.
The Vesper Base Ball team went
down to defeat before the Grand Rap
ids White Sox Sunday afternoon in
a game played at Vespers The score
Wlus IL to 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominick Reiland
were pleasantly surprised at their
home on Sunday evening when about
twelve of their friends dropped in.
Supper was served anu a pleasant
evening was spent by all those Tres
ent.
Mrs. Harriet Dietz entertained at "a
two course six o'clock dinner at the
johnson & Hill Tea Room on Sat
urday evening, May %. Covers were
Lid for seven.
Mrs. Earl Pease has gone to Evans
ton, III, to visit a cousin a couple
weeks and at the same time attend
a Musical Festival being held there
at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Feave1> were ir'
Green Bay Sunday visiting.
Miss Iida Passer of Bethel was a
visitor in the city Monday.
Mrs. Frank Shut and daughter of
Arpin were visitors in the city Mon
day.
Miss Georgia Olson who teaches at
" ausan was home to spend the week
end. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Peltier and ba-
by visited with relatives at Stevens
Point on Sunday.
Miss Louise Leder who has been
tt lnming in millinery store at
Sheboygan the past season has /,
-, Il L,o,,,o I =, Cr> oyg5 FI,o c,1y,oy,,a1.
Mrs. J. d. Herrit1, fatrmont, Min
IN sofa, arrived in the city Sunday
TO spend a couple of weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Dougherty who
>~itts ON 18th street north, Mrs.
-ougherty will celebrate her ny
ON May 9th.
Grand Rapids Fedorals won from
Rabcock by a score of 8 to Z. Chick
White and Art Fahrner did the heavy
work foor the Fed6rals each getting
a home run. Babcock fans say that
Chicks home run was the longest
hit ever made on the Babcock
grounds.
TUESDAY
Mrs. Kathrine Collins spent Sun
day in Stevens Point, the guest of
Miss Mollie Stahl.
Ellis Kroner Of Minneapolis, spent
Sunday with his father, LemueI Kron
er.
A. E. Bezoir, OF Minneapolis, tray
cling salesman and formerly a re-
sident of Grand Rapids spent Sunday
and Monday in this city the guest of
Lemuel Kroner. Alex was greatly
surprised and pleased to note the
changes in his native home town