Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-06-10

Misses Marion Jackson, Eva Lind
Leta Raath, Mary Jones, Irma Dick
OF, Constance Boonman will relyrI
home tomorrow from Stevens POM
where they have been attending the
| Normal.
| Mrs. f. H Jackson and Mrs. W
IT Jones were visitors in Wausau
yesterday.
Lacy Horton has gone TO milwaukee
on q business trip.
Mrs. Leland Rumsey entertained at
1 a miscellaneous shower ON SATURDAY
afternoon for Miss Margaret Dorney
A pleasant afternoon was spent in
playing games, social converse, etc.
Dainty refreshments were served.
/ Mrs. F. Schaefer resumed her work
| at the johnson 4 Hill Co. dressmak-
ing paTlors after being confined to
her house with illness for several
days.
| The music of the Carnival nov
Is with US at the Daily Reporter of
flee afternoon and evening. If We
/ work in "a few bars occasionally
with our other news you will be abb
10 account for it. We can hear the
hum drum of the various shows the
CALLERS cry the electric organ and
the mingling of them all makes you
almost crazy. here is something a
bout adj this noise that attracts the
| young people-mysteTiou you know.
Costs only 10 cents to see anyone
attraction. You can pay your money
and take your choice.
Mr. and Mrs Will Henke leave to-
night for Minneapolis, where they
] VIII consult physicians in regard to
Mrs. Henke's health.
| Mrs. George Kinister will leave on
Wednesday for a visit with relatiVse
in Milwaukee.
George Knoner of Dancy is in the
city visiting with relatives.
Mrs Franklyn Kuntz of Walnut Pc
Pa, and son Franklyn have been in
the city visiting with Miss Lydia Kar
berg.
Mrs. V. D. Smons of Eau Claire is
in the city on business.
R. C. Getts is doing a JOB of inter
| ior decorating at the Hoksinson
home on Fourth Ave. N.
| Mrs. H. l.. Binneboese and Mrs. E.
Binneboese Will Leave next week for
St Paul, Mimi, where they will Wis
it Their daughters, Mrs. Wm. Asker
man and Mrs. Victor Satterlund.
Mrs. Guy Bergen of Menominee
and Mrs. Gus Nicholson OF Kewaunee
are in the city visiting at the home
of their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid Lutz. 49,
Mesdames F. Reed and C. H. Par
/ ham have returned to their homes
at Necedah after a visit in the city
| at the w. r. kellogg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Gerow have re-
turned from Eau Claire where they
attended the U. G. T. convention.
Mrs. JOS Tracey and Miss Myrtle
Aids of Camp Douglas have hbeen
visiting at the JOS. Holln1uller home.
f. Link went to Madison yester-
day to represent the Grand Rapids
court of the Catholic Foresters at the
state convention of that order which
is in session this week.
Donald Johnson has returned to
his home in this city to spend the
summer. Donald attended school at
,erkley, Cal. the past year.
Mrs. Isaac P. Witter and Mrs eco
Gibson have returned from the west
where they attended the Panama Elk
position in California. Mr.. Witter and
son Jerry went as far as Chicago
and accompanied them home.
Miss Nell Rogers has returned TO
Ger home at New Lisbon after
VISIT in the city with Be-nadetta
Schlatterer.
Born-A son to Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Emmes.
Born-A son to Mr.. and Mars. Chas.
smith, Halguin, Cuba, Mrs. Smith
vas formerly Miss Ora Nissen OF.
) city. AlaAkllAAL J.
Miss Ella .Schuneman has accepted
position in the Singer Sewing Ma
chine office
F. Southmayd is spending the week
IN MarshfieId on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Anderson
have T eturned TO their home at Eau
Claire after a viist in the city with
friends.
The girls from the Johnson & Hill
Co. store viii entertain at a picnic
party this evening at the Pavilion
in honor of the birthday OF Miss
Laura Fritz.
Miss Dolores Ward win leave to-
morrow for her home at Babcock
| where she will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hayward of Wey-