Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-22
THURSDAY

Mrs. Frauseu of City Point is in
the city a guest at the George
Schroeder home
Walter Wood, who is employed an
Eau Claire, is home for a visit
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. J.
Wood
Walter sireck, who has been Wis
Hirg with his parents fer few
days. has gone to Milwaukee before
returning to Eau Claire.
Rev. r. Pautz and Rev. Radtke Of
KeIner have been at Merrill this
week attending the Evangelical LII
theran church conference.
Mrs. s. Roach OF Kenosha is a
guess III the Louis Laramie home.
Mrs Roach was formerly Miss SteI-
la Laramie.
Frank Drumb has returned from
New York City, where he has been
attending q linotype school for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Clara Johnson, who has
been attending business college in
this city. has returned to her home
at Minocqua
Mrs. Egbert Burge and daughter,
Dorothy of Fairchild are in town
visiting with her parents, &r and
Mrs C+fo Nicholson
Born-A son to Mr. and Mrs Colt
Iieb Yetter Of Spirit Lake, Iowa, on
March 80. Mr.. and Mrs. Yetter were
former residents of this city.
From a letter received from Miss
Caroline Yetter of Milwaukee she
states that she and the Yetter fam
lily are an wen and prospecting.
Miss Viola Palmer has been alb
sent from her work at Beardsley's
store this week on account of illness.
c. W. Persohn, who underwent
an operation at Riveryiew Hospital
on Monday, is getting along nicely.
the OFFICERS Of the Green Bay Ell0s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schroeder left
this morning for Milwaukee where
they vii j consult a specialist in
regard to Mrs Schroeder's health.
Mrs JohnN Dyes and daughter,
Katherine, returned today from Min
waltkee where Miss Katherine un
derwent an operation for the reno
val of her tonsils
Rev. VIM Nommensen returned on
last night from Merrill where he
has been attending the Conference
of the Evangelical Lutheran church
which is in session this week in
that city.
Eyery body is getting busy cleaning
mp and ii WON'T be long now before
the city win show the favorable eff
fects OF the work. Keep the good
work going, Everyone will enjoy the
results.
As the summertime approaches the
peddIer and the cheap auction man
will DO around in all his glory. He
viii tell you the smooth story about
bankrupt stock that must be sold.
But be not deceived.
Getting up in the world is like
getting up en- cold frosty morning
out of a warm bed; both require
lot of seIfdeniaI and a whole lot
more Of self-wilL such is the cruel
laws of success.
Swat the fly. A fly that is spared
Mt this time of the year helps TO in
nict millions OF its kind on US later
in the year, Destroy them now when
they are easiest to destroy.
Miss Jennie lIfnta entertained the
Sewing club ON Tuesday evening
Light refreshments were served,
games played and about ten members
we've present. A dne thine 10
ported
Among the new owners Of automo-
bnes in this city are Or. Frank
Kickbush, an Overland roadster; Or
estos Garrison, an Oakland touring
ear; Mrs. f p DaIy, n Ford tourng
car; a.. e.. DAILY. a Briooe; Leon
ard Warner. a Ford, ands DIT. F. \.
PomainyiAe, a Case.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. f. IaBour were
initiated into the mysteries of
Rainbow Chapter Order of the East
rem star Wednesday might. Mrs. o,
l.. Rlller. acted as Worthy Matron in
place Of Mrs. ". G Merrill, who vas
absent on account Of sickness. The
services were nicely rendered and
light refreshments served after the
initiation. About thirty-six members
were present.
Mrs. Ben Closuit was hostess to
the Green Bay Bridge club last ev-
ening. Three tables were in use
during the games played. Mrs. Ed
Phineo was awarded the high score.
AT twelve o'clock. a delicious lunch
was served. The out side guests of
the club were Mrs. Nellie Quinn and
Mrs. Il. F. Matthews.
Miss Eleanore SIattery entertained
4 number OF friends on Wednesday
evening at her home on first ave n.
The evening was given over to play
ing bridge. Four tables were in
use during the games played. At the
conclusion of card playing, Miss
Belle Quinn was successful in win
ming the highest score and Miss
Belle Hudson the second high score.
A dainty luncheon was served. The