Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-08

T. NJ S. club at her home yester
day afternoon. A very pleasant al
ternoon was spent in sewing, ate
which a three course luncheon wa
served.
SATURDAY
Miss Annina Daily was a Steven!
Point visitor today.
/ Louis Cchroeder returned this al
terncon from Rochester, Mimi
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bernamoe of Platt
vile were in town today shopping.
Henry Karnatz who is employed
in Minnesota. is. hometo spend East
er.
Miss Ada Shafer returned to-day
from Ladysmith where she has beer
visiting relatives.
DR.. V. P. Norton was called to Xii
bourm on account of the serious
illness of his father.
Miss Rachel Nichols returned to
night from Sparta where she spent
the spring vacation
Miss Jeanne Peck returned today
from Marshall where she has been
spending the week.
c. G. Ekelund has purchased a seV,
en- passenger Buick which Will be de
Iiyered to him next week.
RoyRege returned to his home at
Wausau last night after a visit in the
city at the John Plenke home
Miss LoueIla Graves returned to-
day from Fond du Lac where she
visited relatives the past week.
Mrs. Paul Graw and children of
Milwaukee are guests at the. home of
her mother Mrs. Louise Mccarthy.
Miss Fern Searls is home from
Madison to spend Easter with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Searles.
Mrs. c. W. Davis left Saturday
evening for Wausau to spend East
er Sunday with VIII Gross and fam
lily.
Jake Medema has resigned his po-
sition with the Johnson and Hill Co.'S
store, and viii return 10 his home in
Chicago.
Miss Nellie Harring of Washing
ton is at the home of her parents
Mr.and Mrs.J.D. Harring of Nekoosa
for d visit.
Chas. Abdul paid a fine of 81 and
costs in Judge Edw. N. Pomainyine's
court this morning for peddling with
out a license.
MIR. and Mrs. B. w. Wells return
ed today from Fremont where they
have been visiting with relatives
for several days.
Mrs. Pete Love and Mrs. Ben Clos
nit have returned from Green
Bay where they ATTENDED the tuner
al of Mr.. Butterick.
Miss Nellie Palmatier returned to
Medford today where she is a teach
er in the school, after spending the
week with her mother
Miss Olive Matthews returned to
her home at Green Bay today after
weeks visit in the city at the
Charles Matthews home
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Vandenbroob
and daughter Audrey returned today
from Green Bay where they have
been visiting several days
Mrs. Williams of Portage brought
Mr.. Heath's two little children back
home this morning so they could
both enter school Monday morning.
Walt Denis Will leave tonight
for his home at Port Arthur, Can.
after a visit in the city at the home
of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. o. Denis
Miss Edith Calkins returned tt
her home at Stevens Point today
after a weeks visit in the city a
the home of her brother. F. W
Calkins.
Mrs. George Anderson of Milwau
kee arrived in the city last nigh
| for visit at the home of he.
mother. Mrs. Podawiltz and sister
Mrs. Bert Smith.
The ladies of the Maocabees he'll
their regular meeting last evenin.
at the Odd Fellows hall. After tn
business session a couple of hour
was spent in playing Bridge
Mrs. John Nimtz is confined to he
home with Hines.
John Aultmann of Blenker, Wis
paid a fine of IS and costs in Judg
F. w. CaIkins court yesterday fo
selling liquor on Sunday. Paul Kun
= dinger was the complainant. Di
tract Attorney John Roberts appear
ed for the state.
Between SS5 and $40 in cash wa
| taken from the saloon of HenE
I ZuefIuh at NekooSa some time TIL
morning. a rear door 10 the Saloo
had been forced open and the thiO
or thieves opened the cash draw
1 er back OF the bar and took VIII;
cash there was in it. There is L
clew 10 the identity of the robbers
L MONDAY
5 Richard Gibson spent Sunday
: the city with his family.
Mrs. Dwight Greene is recoYeri1
e from a weeks illness
Y George Gibson was home to speI
IS Easter with his family.
D. Otto Schuman spent Sunda7 INN.
$ neapoIis on business.