Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-19

Misses Daisy Thornton, Beth Lam
berton, Ruth Emmons and Leela Stes
are expected home to-day from Wau-
paca where they Rave been spending
week camping at the Chain o.
Lakes.
Miss Nellie PaImatier returned on
Wednesday evening from a visit at
Madison
Mesdames Bonhom and Yanderhie
of Madison are guests OF Mrs. Robt.
Rowland.
F. NJ. Reed and daughter of Nece-
dab spent thursday in the city
guests at uhe W. F. Kellogg home.
The trip was made via auto
,lr. and Mrs. Ed. DAILY of Hettin-
ger, n. D., are guests at the home
of Mrs. Elizabeth Daily.
Mrs. Jack Garihee and daughter
Grace and son Clayton are visiting
with relatives in La Crosse.
Miss Myrtle Peak left last night
for an extended visit in southern
Wisconsin and in Iowa.
Mrs. Laird Warner Of Chicago is
in the city a guest OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n. Weeks.
Clarence st. Germatne of North
Dakota is expected in the city to-
lay tor a YisfL with his wife who is
d guest OF her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. LATER.
Mrs. VIM. DoWney a nd children
have returned to their home at Madi-
son after a visit in the city at the
n. Brown home.
Miss Clara Carlson has returned
from a visit at Eau Claire.
Miss la Richards has resumed her
work at Cohen Bros. store after a
TWO weeks vacation.
Mrs. VIM. Koch has returned to
her home at Edgar after weeks Wis
it i4 the city atthehomeofher son
\. G. Koch. Mrs. A. G. Koch and
children returned to Edgar with her
for a few days visit.
Miss Cordoba Richards is visiting
at Bancroft with Mrss. G. Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Millenbach
are now nicely located i'll the Kuntz
nome on First street north.
Eugent Miller has improved the
front of his store building by giving
it fresh coat of paint on the out
side. The color is red and it bright
ems things up greatly.
Mrs. Hannah Akey entertained the
800" Club at her West side home
last evening. Three tables were
in use during the games played.
Mrs. Otto Heinske was awarded first
faYors fCT the highest score and Mrs
E. NJ. Hayes the second faYors. A
dainty luncheon was served.
NJ C. Tower of BeIoit was I'M the
city today and closed a deal where
y he will purchase the Heath res
taurant on Oak Street. Mr.. Tower
expects to take possession of the
restaurant and open for business
about the first Of September. Mr..
Tower is an experienced man and
viii conduct a first class place.
SATURDAY
Mrs. NJ II. McSWain returned to-
day from an extended visit in the
East.
Miss Edna McSwain will leave
Monday for a thnee weeks visit in
Eau Claire. /
Miss Kate Kammerer win leave to-
morrow for Green Bay where she
will spend her vacation from her
work at the Telephone office.
Miss Iona Fishback OF Pittsville
has accepted a position as steno~
grapher for District Attorney John
Roberts. NJ.
These are sad days for the mar
ried man. In England they have de
cided to make him fight in the ar
my. In this country, dresses that
button up the back are to beWorn.
Edison has perfected bomb the
size of beam that viii wreck a
house. That's doing pretty well,
but you ought to see what happens
when father loses his collar button.
If spectacles were spyglasses and
spyglasses were powerful enough
You might, on a clear day. be able
to find this year $ cucumber vines.
Business appears to be Russian
for the Kaiser.
Mrs. Kleberg and daughter Ruth
and sou David spent Friday after
noon and evening at the Berger
nome at Port Edwards.
Miss Doris KIebeTg is spend
ing the week at the Berger home at
Port Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Kahler have re
turned from Flint. Mich, and are
guests at the Hotel Witter
Seth Jones of Ohio arrived in the