Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-08
FRIDAY


Mrs. Joseph FreUdenborger is i'll
with Ia grippe
Miss Florence Weeks Is visiting
with relatives at Wautoma.
Mrs.J. J. Looze has been.confined
to her home with illness.
Mrs. T. j. Cooper has been. confined
to ler lone this week with a severe
cold.
Mrs. Ed. Bonham OF New Lisbon
is a guest Of her sister Mrs. Robert
Rowland
III Don Waters has placed his or
der TOR a REQ runabout and expects
it here soon
Mrs. Fred Genricb of Wausau is
in tie city called here by the death
Of her father VIM. Kerneen.
Mrs. Matt Kaudy has returned froI
Green Bay where she attended the
funeral of Frank Butterick
Mr. and Mrs John Lans of Nekoos
have adopted a months old baby from
a Milwaukee Orphans home
Mrs. Sanders Winters OF Sherry
was in the city yesterday the guest
Of her daughter Mrs. f. r. Smith.
Miss Winnie Winter who has been
spending the winter in Nekoosa has
returned to her home at Sherry.
a. Moe Of Chippewa Falls is DIN the
city for a visit with NeIs Sundet
and family at the a. Sundet home.
w CahiI of Milwaukee and Miss
Eleanore Roemer of Appleton are
house guests at the Norbert Roemer
home.
Miss Adelaide Snow, a former
teacher at the Lincoln High School
is in the city to spend Easter at the
+. b. Warmer home
Mr. and Mrs w. Rowland of Pied
mont Montana who have been visit
tng in the city have gone to M1wau-
kee for a visit
Or. and Mrs E.. J. Clark aud family
are in Rtpon. They went down TO
attend the funeral of c. A. JordOn
friend Of the clark family.
Miss Ruth Bennett who is teaching
at Mosinee is spending the Easter
vacation with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 4. Bennett at Cranmoor.
Miss Antoiuette Smith left Fri
day over the Chicago and Northwest
ern for Urbano. H., where she viii
be the guest of Mrs. PeItier for sew
eral weeks.
r.. Nj .Rogers is having the old
Gardner home ON 3rd street moved
to a lot he recently purchased from
Il. Briere on the same street just
east Of the hospital
Mrs. Chas. Humphrey of Mellen,
VINO has been the guest of her Sis
ter, Mrs. A L. Fontaine, and fami-
ly for the past few days, left ON
Friday morning for Mukwonago.
Mrs. Orlando Winters entertained a
number of friends at her home Wed
nesday fternoon. The afternoon was
spent in playing cards. First fay-
ors we're awarded to Mrs. Otto
Heinske. A dainty lunch was served
Word was received in the city
today announcing the death of Miss
Alya juneau, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. jean juneau Of Rudolph. Miss
Juneau had been i'll for some time
with typhoid pneumonia in a hOspi-
taI in Milwaukee. Her mother left
for that city yesterday.
Messrs. Andrew Searls and son
Clarence, Melvin SearIs and Geo.
N. Wood went to Marshfield Thurs
day morning and drove back over
land in a new REQ tive passenger
1915 model car They came via Of
Auburndale. Seneca Corners and Walk
er. The roads were fine and the
new car is a beauty and made good
time. The new car is for Andrew
Searls and family.
W. l.. Boyce OF Clinton, Ia. was
in the city a couple OF days of this
week calling upon his old friends.
He was ON his way to WaupaCa to
visit with his brother and at the
same time look after business mat
tiers. He was we'll and reports his
family lie same. His business is
good and he likes his new location
but he always likes to come back tc
Grand Rapids where he left so many
friends.
Two young boys were taken int(
custody by the sheriff for stealing
brass IRON the consolidated plant
With the consent of all conoerne,
District Attorney John Roberts haa
suspended prosecution Of the young
lads pending their good behavior
The boys have promised to behav'
themselves and not commit am,
more acts Of the kind Out OF reSpec
for their parents and the facts tina
this was their FIRST offence and tina
the prosecution has decided to giv
them a chance, we Withhold the NAME
The Sunday School class of Mrs. )
f. Emmons rendered her a surprise
at her home on third street yesterda
afternoon, in honor Of her birthday
A very pleasant afternoon was spen
in social converse, after which a del
oious supper was served. The ladie
all report as having spent a most OF
Hghtful afternoon.
Edward Young, who is in tn
employ of the Grand Rapids FoundT