Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-26

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wood, H., are making an extended
visit here.
Misses Nellie Palmatier and Pearl
Jorgensen visited at Marhsfield yes
terday.
Misses Myrtle and Sylvia swartz
are wishing with relatives at Arpin.
Mrs. n. futile has gone to Mather
tor three months visit with rela-
ives.
H. B. futile returned tonight from
three weeks visit at Madison.
Miss Ida Bergwald has returned
to her home at Hartland after a visit
II the city withMrs.A. J. CoWell.
Mrs. p Murgatroyd and two chill
dren have returned TO thei rhome
al Vesper after a visit in the city
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Z. Rowland.
Emil KTug has gone to Chicago
where he joined the United States
Navy.
Miss Sadie Cowen returned today
from two months visit at Glendiye.
Mont.
Mrs. o. Heinse and son have gone
to Rib Lake for visit with relativesI
Rev. A. c. Fliedner, pastor of the
Epi scopal church and family, left ON
Thursday for an extended trip a
mong relatives and friends thru the
east. They will be absent several
weeks bat during their absence ser
vices will be held regularly.
Misses Lydia Landry and Celia
Kristofske have accepted positions
ne Consolidated Mil as cutter
iris.
Among those who attended the
fair at Marshfield yesterday from
this city were: Misses Frankie and
Lois Morgan, Pauline Brahmsteadt,
Antoinette Zimmerman, May Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Fredericks, W.
y. Conway, d. d. Conway and son
James, George Marcoux, Herbert Kar
berg, Donald McGly4n, Leonard Ben
der, Francis Bender. E. N. Pomain-
vile, Chas. Laramie, Ray Sutor.
A pretty bridge party was given
on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Fred
Roenius at her Oak street home in
honor of Mesdames Robert Houston
of Los Angeles, Cal, and Mrs. +.
Rossiter of Port Edwards. Three
tables were in use during the games
played. Mrs. f. x. PomainVile and
Mrs. Chas. Dixon were successful
IN carrying off the honors. Follow
ing the bridge playing a luncheon
was served, covers being laid tor
twelve. The home was prettIy dec
Grated in garden flowers.
About twenty-five guests rendered
a birthday surprise on Mrs. T. Q.
Timm at her home on 8th street,
Wednesday afternoon. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Timm, ,Ir.
and Mrs. Reinhold Timm, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Getzlaff, Mrs. Henry Goldberg, Mrs
F. Painter, Mrs. Adolph Painter, Mrs.
Henry Burmeister, Mrs. H. Fritz.
Mrs. Dan Mangesons Mrs. WEI Ham
neman, Mrs. Henry Knuth, Mrs. Her
man PTibbanoW, Mrs. VIM. Pribba-
now, and Mrs. William Eberhardt.
luncheon was served and all re-
port AM enjoyable time.
Dell Stewart was brought before
Judge E. NJ PomainvlIIe this morn
ing charged with being drunk and
disorderly. He was fined one dol
lar and costs amounting to Sc and
was given Instructions to leave town
immediately.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Ollie and sou
have returned to their home at Fond
du Lac after a visit in the city at
the Louis Fritz home. They were &C
oompanied home by Miss Mayme |
Fritz who will spend the winter with
them.
d. E. Carey is having his barn !
RACED to the ground this week. In |
doing so they found an egg which |
was laid by his chickens II years |
ago int the saw dust between the |
rafters. 1t is Mr.. Carey's intention |
OF building a store room and garage |
upon the site of the old barn from |
the same material. The garage viii |
be only one story and smaller than |
the barn was. This will give him |
more yard room and will add to |
the looks of adjoining property as |
well as his own.
A.C Otto, Chas. Matthews. R. |
F. Mathews and John Jung are mem
bers of an auto trip party that left |
yesterday on a trip to the Dells. |
They expect to return to-day.
SATURDAY.
Messrs. Will Gross and August |
Kickbush of Wausau, were In this |
city tbs past two days on business. |
While here they were guests of Mrs. |
Geo. ". Davis.