Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-06-03

Ieiatfon for a birthday party % be Civ
en- on June 9, in the Congregational
church basement. Luncheon viii be
served at twelve tables, one table
for each month. The guests will be
seated at the tables according TO
the month their birthday IS in.
Charles Matthews Is happy over
| the arrival OF a boy at his house FIJI
day noon.
Chas Ekelund and family have ship
ped their household goods to Bemidji
Mimi, and they expect 10 leave
| Grand Rapids for there on Monday.
Mr.. kelund's drainage business
there caused this change to be
made. They exp4t to eturn to
Grand Rapids some time in the fu-
ture We join with their host OF
friends il extending best wishes to
them in their new home.
The Mott Fruit and Produce Co,
has received two car loads OF eggs
beside all the eggs received from 10
cal sources. These car loads OF eggs
came in over the Green Bay & West
ern, one from the east and the other
from the west. There are 400 cases
of eggs to the car and so dozen
EGGS to the case, this makes a total
OF 288,000 eggs. The receipts of egg
Tor the week, including local supply,
amounts TO five carloads OF approx
4mately 10000 eggs.
The second ward committee have
Inspected the entire second ward dis
rict and they were much pleased
with what they found. The ward is
above the average, but there are sew
~ral bad places which they would
like improved. Will every owner
I'D tenant in said ward take am IL
spection Of their grounds, buiIdinl
etc, and see If they can't do some
thing to improve and beautify them.
ney want the second ward to get
the big prize. How can We do it?
Let US all work and pull together.
Get busy.
Mrs Mary Runkle has returned
from a visit in Necedah.
TUESDAY
Ed. Morrill, left today for Oshkosh
| to attend the B. P. o. E. convention.
Mr. and Mrs A. J. Dewey of Chica-
so are expected in the city the lat
ter part of week for visit at the
j. w. lNatWick home.
Frank Wagner has beeen engaged
as janitor at the Court House to sue
coed Edward Mahoney, who has resig
ned on account of his health Mr.,
Wagner went to work the first of
June.
Oscar Larson of Fond du Lac
spent Sunday and Monday in the
city guest at the M. Palmer home,
Miss Esther Johnson of Rhineland,
er is in the city guest of her sister
Miss Rose Johnson at the Chas. Pc
ter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pearson of
Appleton are in the city guests at
| The Sam Darlington home
Miss Nina Andrews spent Memo
rial day at Stevens Point
Mr.. and. Mrs. ]. J. Coates were
Memorial Day visitors at Portage.
Miss Myrtle Ule entertained the
500 club on Saturday afternoon at
one o'clock luncheon. Covers were
laid for eight.
Mrs. H. Knoll will leave tomorrow
for Oshkosh where she will spend a
week with relatives.
Mrs. Kaseman is confined to her
nome with illness
Herman Tewes of Merrill has been
spending few days in the city a
guest of Miss Mabel Hickman.
Misses Lorena Eberhardt, Laura
White, Regina Mueller, Olga Buer-
ger were Stevens Point visitors on
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hayward anu
two daughters returned last night
from visit with relatives in Han
cock.
Ray Dudley, George Loock, Gil
bert Helm and Need Meeteer were
stevens Point visitors on Monday.
Misses Loretta and Petronella Null
roy returned last night from few
days visit with relatives at New Lon
don.
Miss Ida Hayward returned last
night from a few days visit with
relatives at Hancock.
Mrs. Peter Love and daughters
were visitors at Stevens Point yes
terday.
Mrs. S. Adams of Stevens Point
and her daughter Mrs. Chas. H.
Smith of Green Bay were in the
city Sunday and Monday for decora-
ltion day. They met with many of
their relatives and old time friends
who are always glad to see them.
| Mrs Fred SeYnnur of Green RaK