Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-05
friends at Madison last week.

F. S. Southmayd left SATURDAY
for Appleton where he spent Sunday.
Miss Gladys Prandy Of Dubuque,
Miss Leanore Gouger is visiting
with Miss H. Menier at Wausau.
John Jung, proprietor OF the West
Side Paint Store, is repaintmg the
river guage that stands on the
wall of the MacKinnoI building
The Wood County Exhibit for
the State Fair will be gathered at
the fair in Marsbfield, Aug. II to
20. This exhibit will be first shown
at the MarshfieId fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Berard have
returned to their home at Waukesha
after a visit in the city with re-
latives.
Miss Sarah Danforth of Plover is
in the city guest of Miss Jessie
Parrish.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Barnes
and daughters, Ethel and Grace,
left Monday over the 500 line
for the Panama Exposition at
San Francisco. and will visit
with relatives at other points in
the west. During the absence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes, Louis
Fourier will have charge of the
store. Mr.. Fournier will not sell
ice cream or drinks made with
ice cream, but will conhne the
business to the sale of CONNECTION
cry and soft drinks.
The great Central Wisconsin Rae
| ing circuit opens at the Marshfield
fair, August II to Goth. Attend
this meet and see the best racing
of the year. Also aeroplane flights
base ball and carniva / of mid
way attractions.
Not GsIilty'' was the verdict of a
jury of six mem in Municipal Judge
Wagner's court in Marshfield last eV-
enfng after it had considered the
| evidence in the case of the state
of Wisconsin VS.. M. D. Bennett OF
south Dakota. Bennett had been ar
| sted ON a charge of carrying con-
| cealad weapons. p. A. Williams APP
peared for the defendant and the
state was represented by District
| Attorney John Roberts.
Mrs. Lynda D. Wilson who resid-
IS on the Plover road, captured a
chicken hawk whose wings measured
feet and 5 inches. She caught the
bird and killed lit while it was in
| the yard interested in killing
chicken
The picnic of ST. Katherine's Guild
nd Sunday school which was to haV
been held ON Wednesday OF this week
has been postponed, Notice of date
will be given Later.
WEDNESDAY
| Mrs. L. Cooney has returned from
short \ sit at Wausau.
E. Karberg is spending few days
| in Medford on business.
Mrs. s. J. Harmon of Princeton is
a guest at the MO Potter home.
| Miss Lulu Hayes returned Tues
day from a visit at Kilbourn.
Mrs. T. J. Cooper is spending the
week at Baraboo with relatives.
Miss Lii Erickson OF Kenoaha
is in the city visiting with friends.
Miss Isabel Johnson returned Tues
day from a visit at Rush city, MINI.
E. Painter OF Portage is in the city
visiting with his mother, Mrs. A.
| Painter.
DIR. c. T. Foote is taking a two
weeks vac alton which he is spending
at Hartford.
Miss Inez Young has returned to
ner home at Merrill after a Wis
! il IN the city Withfriends.
Miss O. Brown of Black River Falls
! has been a guest at the Wallace 4.
Fairbanks home the past week.
Miss Freida Doepke has returned
| to her home at Merrill after Wis
it in the city with Miss Fern Knoll.
Miss Dolores Wand has returned
20 ner home at Babcock alter Wis
it in tine city with Marion Philleo.
Arthur Zimmerman returned this
morning from Cambria where he has
been employed in the canning indus
| try.
Miss Sophia Barney returned on
Tuesday afternoon from State Line,
Mich, where she has been for some
time.
Miss Annabelle Frechette has re-
| ,urned to her home at Merrill after a
visit in the city with Nathalie Spa1-
| ford.
Miss Laura Gaulke left Tuesday
III Stevens Point fer few days
/ LIT With her friend MISC ElOrAQcS