Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-29
SETuRDAY

/ SATURDAY
! III. and Mrs. Alfred Scheurel
and son OF Walker were il the city
SATURDAY on business and while here
maze this office a social call.
1drs. Thomas Burr is consiier able
better and Miss Btta.4s on he-gain.
Ihey have both been very poorly for
the last week.
The eighty acre farm owned by
Fred Klug, forty OF which is in
Wood county and forty in Portage
was sold today to Albert Koch Con
sideratiOn $4,000. The deal was
mace through the E1w. n. Pomain-
uiIle Real Estate agency
Miss Annna DAILY is home for q
week from Madison where she at
tends school.
-trs. Frank Sheehan of Milwaukee
mas been a guest of her mother, Mrs.
Louise Mccarthy this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Bernes and son
Keith Of Wild Rose are in the city
for a visit at the W. J. Fisher
home.
Born-A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Claire Haskell this morning. Mrs.
Haskell was formerly Miss Bellah
Tarceau.
lIr. and Mrs. Robert HemFton and
family left today for MaGftowoc.
where they win visit for AN indefi-
mite time.
Miss Stella Emmons entertained
the teachers of the Lincoln High
School at her home on third street
last evening.
Mrs. Chris. Hassell and daughter,
Clara, have returned from Birming-
ham, Ala, where they have been
spending the winter.
W. R. BOorman, who teaches schoo
at Wausau is in the city to spend
lhe week end with his parents, DR..
and Mrs G.. A. Boorman.
Mrs Arthur Heger left today for
her home at Wrfghtstown after a
months visit in tue city with her
paronts, Mr.. and Mrs F. Fl. Jack
son.
Mrs. VIM. Ftntzel and son Harry
left this morning for a visit at
Breckenridge, N. D., before going to
where they VIII join
Mr. FintzeI and where they viii
make their future homo.
The concert given by local talent
at the Congregational church last
night under the auspices of the
Young Peoples Union was we'll at
tended. The program was CARRIED out
as arranged amG each number was
we'll rendered.
Messrs. DIR. E. James and Son, Har
lie of Milwaukee, have opened Their
store i'm the Geo. E. HasBinson es-
tate building, No. 40 First Street
North, formerly occupied by the
Wood & Rowland Millinery store.
They have on display a fine lime of
goods and solicit a share of the
.rade They come to us well recon-
mended ard DR. E. James has been
this line of business for the last
thirty years We understand he is
already we'll acquainted with some
OF cur people. They open Monday.
Mrs. J. w. Gundy pleasantly Ell
ter,ained the S X l. club at her
home on Friday afternoon, at which
time a series of games OF 500 were
played. Fayors we're awarded TO Mrs.
Otto HeinsI1e and Mrs. o. lando VIM
theirs. The club had as guests at
their meeling, Mesdames Cliff
aIutt Al Bormich. ard r. H. Col
oy. A delicious luncheon was sery-
ed.
W. H. Glow has installed a cent
Jitney Auto Fuss Service from the
c. NJ & St Paul depot TO the
Green Bay depot. Passengers can ride
FUN distance for cents. Short dis
tamces same fare. Take buss at any
point same as street car service.
Phone No. 461.
AS a place in which to catch d
great variety of fish, you have to
hand it TO the Old Wisconsin river.
Only yesterday, it was that a man
whose first name as Otto, and who is
j railroad man, caug.ht real mack
arel. 1t was a salt fish, for the fish
was salted. Not only did Otto per
form the maTvleous feat of catching
a salt water fish, but he caught two
fish at once (this seems to be
setting a habit with GRAND Rapids
lishermen). He caught the macherel
ANA when he came to examine it
he found it Smelt-tso there you are,
lwo fish, a mackerel and smelt.
1t lis said by Otto's friends that he
will use Dutch Clenser TO season
The fish with as that seems to be
quite the thing to use. In the case
Of the smeIt. chloride of lime might
be a good condiment.
YC,7ng man. do Won want to be in