Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-14

Mrs. A. f. Jones, returned last eve
ming from Lacrosse, where she visited
with her brother, DR.. Z. T. Case, dur
ing the convention of clubs held in
that city last week. Mrs Jones repre-
scented the Federation Club of this
city.
II. E Bemis, travelling claim
agent tor the 500 line with head
quarters in Minneapolis is in the
city on business.
Miss Kate Gunnel of Detroit,
Michigan, is in our city guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brouer.
Mrs. A. J. Dewey and baby re-
turned to their home at Chicago
Monday night after visit inthe
city with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. I, W. Natwick.
Arthnr and George Smith have
gone back to Port Arthur, Can
ada, where Arthur will resume
his school work and George his
work with the Pigeon River
Lumber Co.
Louis W1tte has returned to-
Port Arthur, Canada, after a
visit in the city with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Darlington
left Monday for California
where they will make an extend
ed visit. While away they will
visit the expositions.
Miss Anna Miles entertained
fourteen of her girl friends at
dancing and playing OF games
at her west side home on Satur-
day evening. A delicious lunch
con was served and the young
people report a pleasant evening
W. A. Robbins of Minneapolis,
has taken the place OF cashier at
the 500 depot in place of Otto
Heinske who has resigned. The
current reports in referance to
why Mr.. Heinske resigned, but
just what they are we are not
informed, If any or part of
them are true, we are very sorry
for Mr.. Heinske and family. We
hope they will be fixed up salts
factoriIy to he company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Mccoy
and daughter Shirley; Mrs. Ida
Quimby, and Miss Hazel Leitz-
singer, all of Pittsville, were
Sunday guests at the home of
DR., Edward Hougen. They re-
turned the same evening in Nc
Coys anto.
Fred M. Schnabel has tender
ed his resignation to the Mac
Kinnon Mfg. Co., to take effect
November first. In the mean
time Mr. MacKinnon is familiar
izing himself with the book
and other work done by Mr..
Schnabel. Mr.. Schnabel will
take a position in St. Louis, on
November first.
A novel sight that was Witness
ed Saturday morning at the Reporter
office was B. E. Jones, the
Coal man, driving his touring car,
with QUE of his large draft horses
| hitched to the back of the same.
w. Mathis of Marinette was 3
| business visitor in the city Saturday.
Miss Vera Minter of Milton june
ton, spent Sunday with friends In
this city.
f. n. Nelson, wife and three chill
dren of City Point, motored into this
city Sunday, a distance of S3 miles,
IN their Ford GAG to spend the day
sight seeing. Mr.. Nelson is agent
DIT that point for the Green Bay &
Western railroad. also runs a store
After spending the day they return
ed home the same evening. They re.
port the roads fine and especially th
state road from PitusviHe into Grand
| Rapids. "A
Messrs. Tony Peerenboom, Chas.
Nash Roy Lester, Atty. Art Crowns,
motored to Tim Ostrum's place at
| the bayou" on the Wise onSin 20
miles below this city SUNDAY fish
| ing and caught fourteen handsome
pike and bass. How is that for Oc-
| tobeT 10th?
| The thermometer went down TO
six above zero Saturday morning at
| Cranmoor This being the coolest
the thermometer has ever register
ed in October.
The Grand Rapids Bakery complet co
an order for 1000 sandwich bnns