Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-06-17

ter Emma to DR.. Howard Ball Of
Evanston. Illinois
Lacey Horton returned last night
from Milwaukee where he has been
attending the meeting of the Grand
Masonic Lodge.
Mrs NJ. Wood, Mrs. W. Allen, Mrs
r. Smith, Mrs. T. Morton, who have
been guests at the Matt Ernser home
returned to their homes at Manawa
to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Garrison and Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Fisher will return
tomorrow from a wees visit in Nil
waukee The trip was made py au-
| tomoale.
Among those from this city that
are graduates from the Stevens Point
Normal this year are Miss Celia En-
mons, Esther Gill, Marian E. Jackson.
Mary L Jones, Eva Catharine Lind,
Hazel Williams and Vera NJ Mueller.
In letter written by Miss Mable
Gardner dated St. Petersburg, FIori-
| da, June Z, she writes, I am so hap
Ply to tell you that the crisis is past
and mother is gaining slowly. Nurse
had her sit up a few minutes today.
We think now she is going to gain
right along. George came down
with the fever yesterday and just
don't know what to do, but l shall
get along some way
The L.. Mathis house on the corner
of 8th and Baker SITS. makes hand
some appearance with its new dress
of chocolate brown body paint with
cream white trimming, It's very hand
some indeed. The putting on Of the
two coats was done by Roy Gets al
crew of helpers, They are receiving
many compliments.
Miss Mary Jones is visiting with
friends at WABASH this week.
A box car on freight train mo. 822
on The 500 Line was derailed about
two miles this side of Vesper this
morning. A few rails were torn
81. The wreck blocked the right
Of way and the passenger train was
unable to get to this city. Passen-
gers were transferred around the
wreck and brought to this city in bcx
cars. It is expected that everything
will be cleared up and THAT the at
ternoon trains viii be able to get
thru and run on time. No one was
hurt
SATURDAY
Miss Aryila Ristow left to-day for
weeks visit in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Frank Weiland and sister Misc
Gabrielle Smith have gone to Apple
ton to visit for few days.
Mrs. Fred Genrich and daughter
Helen of Wausau are visiting at the
nome of Mrs. William Kernin.
Miss Katherine Moran, a teacher
al the IubIc ischools at HIes, Wis,
IS home for her summer vacation.
Miss Cecne Smith has accepted a
place as saleslady in the underwear
department of Johnson & Hill Co.
Mrs. Georgia Olson and Miss Hattie
Reichel LETT today California where
they will attend the Panama Expo
sition.
Darrell and Loren Matthews are
visiting in Green Bay at the home
of their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Levens left to-
day in their car for their home at
Neenah after a visit in the city at
the w. F. Kellogg home.
Miss Emma Schroeder returned
this morning from Marshfield where
she has been visiting her sister Mae
who is taking treatment at S. Jo-
seph's hospital.
Miss Lucy Gazely left this noon
with her grandma, Mrs. W. B. At
kbns and her aaunt Mrs. O H. Glea-
sen, for Durand, Wis, where she
will visit for several weeks. The
ladies named above have been guests
at the L. J. Gazely home in this
city for the past two weeks.
Miss Helen Knight has finished her
seasons work aus trimmer in the mil
linery department of Johnson & Hill
store and will leave tonight for
Kflbourn where she will spend sew
eral days. She win be accompanied
by her sister Miss Kathryn Knight
who has been her guest for cou-
ple of weeks.
Mrs. Geo. Tomske and Mrs. Otto
Heinske entertained the S. X. |. Club
on Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs Heinske ON Fourth Ave. 5. A
nj easant afternoon was spent in
playing five hundred. Each guest re
ceiyed a prize, PRISE being awarde
ed according to the standing OF the
olayers. Al course luncheon was serF-
ed. the tables being charmingiy de
corated in cut flowers. Mrs. J. w.
Cundy will entertain the club next
Friday.
Mrs. Norman Frisbee entertained
al five O'Clock tea Friday afternoon