Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-13

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mOR S.Aa4E-A black, gentle fam
lily driving horse; harness and two
Up buggies. One Oakland car in
sood condition with four practically
new tires. Inquire OF EdW ard N. Pc
mainyille, the Real Estate and Insur-
ance Man. 3td. 1tW.
| Mrs. Chas Matthews entertained
| the PIeiaues club On Wednesday, after
noon at her home ON third ave, south
After spending couple of hours sew
ing a dainty luncheon was served.
The Sunday school board of the
Congregational church held their
regular business meeting in the
church paTlors last evening, preceded
| by d six O'Clock DINNER.
| James Maggie appeared before. Judge
/ E. N. Pomanyille this morning and
| plead guilty to a charge of being
drunk and disondeTay. Maggie was ar
rested by Rob Bender, officer last
might tNagle claims his home as
| Newark, n. J. He was given ten days
in the county Jail.
Clair Mathis has gore to low; on
a business trip for the Mathis land
Company.
The Royal NeighbOrs of this city
entertained the camp from Port Ed
wards last evening, also a number OF
Jther guests from the city. liter
any program was carried out after
which a couple hours were spent in
card playing. Light Refreshments wer
served.
The alarm of fire that Was turned
in this morning about twlo-thirty o.
clock, was due to the fact that some
oily rags that had been used in
.ilang the floors at the Geo. K. Glib
son home caught fire by combustion
and did some damage before the
fire was discovered. The fire was
soon put out by members OF the
household and the fire department
responded but their help was not
needed. 1t WAS a close call and it's
the same old story, oily rags should
no. be left anywhere inside OF a
building after being used for said
purposes. This fire might have prov
EN- serious.
The annual conference of the WIS
consin Chapters of the Daughters of
the American Revolution will be held
i'm Marshfield in October
The new Wood County Telephone
directory books are the best arrang-
ed and nicely printed of amy books
that company have turned out III a
long time. In fact they express bu-
siness upon their face.
Misses Ada Shafter mad Ethel Ms
son left today for RhinelandeT to al
tend the Epwonth League convention
MONDAY
Ed. Miller has purchased Max
we'll car from Kampe & Schil.
A F. Davis of Berlin as in the
city today guest at the Louis o.
Cain home
Roy Getts has Just completed job
of interior and painting and decor
ating at the l.. NJ. Nash home.
| Mrs. Roy Truax of Merrill is in the
city a guest at the home OF her pa1r
ents, Mr.. and Mrs E. Beasa.
| Mrs. Matt Ennser and guest Miss
Elizabeth Smith, of Minnesota left
yesterday for a visit with relatives
at ManaW1a.
John and Laura Gaulke went to Ste
vens Point Friday to drive over their
ssw Eord touring car that they re-
GENTLY purchased.
Mrs. NJ. Gates has returned to her
lhome at NoIIwalk after a visit in the
city at the home OF her daughter
Mrs. w. G. CWcousn.
Miss Lydia Nelson entertained the
Willing Workers society of the Sc
cond Moravian church at her home
on Oak street last evening.
Mrs. Post OF Kalamazoo, Mich, Ia
in the city visiting with friends. Mrs.
Post is mother of Mrs James Wright,
formerly a resident of this city.
| H. Cirperlie and wife and Roy L.
Thompson and wife of Hancock came
overland by auto Friday evening and
returned home Saturday morning.
Rudolph Leudeman of Kansas City
Mo, is in the city called here 10 at
tend the funeral of his mother MIR
Marie Leudeman which was held Fri
day afternoon.
DR.. V. P. Norton while operating
an q horse Friday met with an in
jury in which rib ON the right side
of his body was fractured. He Is
/ getting along nicely.
Mrs. Ben Wheeler and her neigh DO
, Mrs. Blackburn OF New Rome, Wert
in the city Saturday shopping Mr.
r Wheeler is repoGted not as we'll a:
/ he had heSsn DscoDtly