Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-07-01

Mrs. Glen Morse and children of
Babcock have been visiting in the
city at the Erickson home on Third
street south
Hiss Edna Wittenberg has gone
20 Marietta, Ohio, where she viii
spend the summer with her sister
Mrs. Alb. Bergen.
Miss Maurine Love returned TO
her home at Chicago Saturday al
ter q visit in the city at the T. Love
and D. J. Arpin homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kerneen and
Children OF Mosinee motored TO this
cIty and spent Sunday at the home
OF Mrs. VIM. Kerneen.
I. and Mrs. A. F. Jones are
spending a lew days III Fond du
Lac. They made the trip down with
W. C. Owen in his Ford Car.
Mrs. B. r. Goggins and Mrs. HOO
ten will entertain the NJ. w. X.
lub, east and west side ladies aid
societies OF the M. E. church on
Wednesday afternoon.
Oscar Hagen has resigned his po-
sition as floor manager with the
johnson & Hill Co., and viii take
a position with the Four DrlYe Au-
to Truck Co OF Clintonylle.
A farewell picnic was held in
Woods Grove. Friday afternoon in
honor of Miss Blossom Skinner.
Twelve young ladies were present
and a social good time was enjoyed
Light refreshments were served
and games were played.
Mrs. c. Laufer and daughter Vivian
have returned from a visit in Beech,
N. D. They were accompanied home
by Mrs. Clarence St. Germaine,
formerly Miss Bessie Latter who
will spend a couple of months Wis
iting her parents in the city.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Lamarie are
going abroad for a few days.
Miss Della Jones spent Sunday and
Monday in Wausau with friends.
Miss Irene Krembs of Steve
Point is in the city a guest at the
l.. d. one nome.
Lem Smith left last night for
Tus.L.a, H., called there by the
ser.,u iliness of his father.
Mss Margaret Sterchi left Tues |
day roI Medford where she win Wis
it t1ltLLa 1or week or SO.
". elise has returned from a Wis |
It with his wife who us receiving me-
ideal treatment at Wausau.
Mrs. Caroline PomadnWille has
solid her old family horse to John |
OIeson of the town of Sigel.
Whhen the ho2ne team wins it's |
lue to good playing; when the other |
fellows win it's merely AN accident. |
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Krembs and De |
Lloyd and Chas. Krembs of Stevens |
Point will attend the Ule-Nobles wed |
ling tomorrow.
LLisses Ruth Bennett and Daisy |
ThompaCn letr to-day Tor Waupaca |
where they will attend the wedding |
ii Miss BerniceShe card.
There was a heavy rain storm IN |
he vicinity of PittsyIle Monday af-
.ernoon, but it did no damage This
section was overlooked.
Mrs. F.. E. Weiland and children
EFT Tuesday morning for her home
n Thief River FaAs, after a months
visit at home with her parents, Mr..
Ind Mrs. Herman Smith and family.
C. F. Kruger, Forrest Millenbach
nd the Misses Fern Millenbach and
Anna Hafner and Mathlda Sundet
we're M embers of an auto party
hat motored to. @ecedaR on. Sum
lay. /.
Doctors Clark, Bandelin and Hous-
on, and Geo. N. Wood motored to
he Tomorrow River 80 miles north
east of here, Saturday trout fishing,
They returned via Stevens Point
md report the roats extremely sandy
East of Stevens Point.
Fred Mosher. Roy Lester. Geo.
Hill, Jr., and Edward Bassett, We're
members OF a fishing party who
spent Saturday and Sunday fishing
at Tomorrow River They camped out
and used one of the Prentlss-Wabef
Auto Gasoline stoves and speak very
highly OF their usefulness and con-
7enience. They made the trip 70
and from in Mr.. Mosher's auto.
By some oversight the water tau
Get in B. NJ. Vaughan's law OUNCE
n the Wood County bank block was
eft open at closing time Saturday
night and along about eight or nine
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