Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-02-11
MONDAY

Rev. F. R. CizeWski has returned
from a business trip to New York.
Edward Riley returned tonight
from few days visit at Portage.
Mrs. o. 7. Hougen has been spend
ing a few days in Eau Claireyisit-
ing with relatives.
Mrs. T. P. Perenboom has re
turned from a visit at Neenah, Elem
asna and Appleton.
c. Z. Kruger spent Sunday at Ru-
doIph, visiting with his daughter,
Mrs. eileen Cooper.
Born-A son to Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Natwtck on Sunday, Feb. Z, at
5irerMew Hospital.
Mrs. Seth Jones of Chicago is
listing with her parents, Mr.. and
4lrs. Owen Love at Biron.
Mrs. Ralph Luther has returned
to her home at F7t. Atkinson after
short visit in the city.
Mrs. Goldie Loeffel OF March Ra-
pids has been visiting in the city at
i >.uvrge MouIton home.
Bert Corcoran, the eleven year
old son OF MIR. and Mrs. John Cor
coran of 8th st. had his leg broken
in two places while at play on Sat
urday. In company with some neigh
Dor boys he was playing at the Chas
Daily home and in some manner a
cow stepped on his Les and broke the
.imD in two places.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Kemp of James
vile, who have been running the
julien Hotel for several months
have decided to return to their old
home at GAINESVILLE. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. j. Hayes, former proprietors OF
this hotel Will again take charge OF
the same. The transfer was made at
noon today Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes VIII
run the hotel on the American plan
and will make several necessary
changes. The many old patrons OF
this hotel will be glad to see Mr..
and Mrs. Hayes back again.
Emmett Carey, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Carey, was operated ON
ut Riverview Hospital this morning
It nine o'clock for appendicitis. Dr.
J. j. Looze, the family physician,
was the attending physician, and re
ports the boy doing nicely consider
the serious conditt IN in which he
was found TO be in. 1t is hoped
that the b. viii continue to i'm
prove and that he Will soon be able
..Uurn home.
Mrs Mary Ranthum left this noon
for her home in Byron, MINI.
Mrs. VIM. Sierck left today for
Rochester, Mimi, where she viii en-
Ter the hospital for treatment
E L. Howard has returned to
JanesviIlee after visiting for several
days with his son S w. Howard pro
pritor of Towards Variety store.
EZrhaTd KIeinheinz, agent for the
Great Northern Insurance Co. at
Marshfield, was in the city Friday
and Saturday visiting with J. Z.
Brooks, general agent for the same
company.
The children's masquerade at the
Roller Rink Saturday afternoon was
quite well attended. The first prize
OF $3.50 was Won by Miss Dorothy
Hatton who was dressed as a fairy.
The second prize OF 81 was won by
Claude and George FoTand who
were dressed as jockeys. The third
prize was for the most comic COS
tune and was won by Miss Helen
Dietz who was dressed as Topsy
and who received a season ticket.
a lively runaway occurred Sunday
morning on Grand avenue. a horse
driven by Peter Serken became
frightened near the c & n W passen-
ger station and ran up Grand ave
nue., towards the bridge, when on
the approach to the bridge, the
horse took a sudden swerve to the
right and would have gone over the
railing but for the grit Of the driver,
who clung TO the lines when the cut
ter. was. overturned and. finally brough