Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-05

Three viii not be a meeting of the
Merchants and Manufacturers As
ISOLATION 6e-T in August The bust
ness Of thte associatin VIII be
started up again with the meeting
in September and many things that
viii be ta1en care of from that time.
on.
The following gentlemen left to-
Gay in Otto Roenuis' car for Juneau
Wisconsin, to attend the State
STAT Tournament: Otto Roenius, Os-
car Uehling. DEW. NJ Ruckle, J.,
=. KohleT.
The Milwaukee r. R. Co. are max.
ing preparations for the laying of
cement sidewalks to replace the
board walks ON their property ives"
II the depot.
MONDAY.
DR.. VIM. NJ. Ruokle and John Hoff-
man returned, this noon from Juneau
here they attended the STATE Skat
tournament. They report a fina thine
wo prizes were wont by Grand Rap
DIS players but just what they are
5 not known at this writing.
The continuous rains we are re-
,eiying in this section of the state
will certainly have unfaYorable eff
feet on crops on. low lands. Farm
ers are uuIabIe to cut orput up theE
ay cue to badweaatheF and no sun
shine.
Raymond Bukowski, the little son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine BukoWski OF
he town of Sigel, this county, died
August l, 1915, aged one year, IL
months and 10 days old.
Mrs. Frank Comstock of Rockford,
H., and MRS. H. CaIkins of Stevens
Point will arrive in the city tonight
for a visit at F. w. CaEkns home.
Ned Meeteer, Verne McStrack and
Donald McGaynn have returned from
Cambria where they have been EN-
pIoyed at the pea canning factory.
Miss Edith Calkins returned to her
home at Stevens Point this afternoon
after a weeks visit inl the city at the
F.. w. Calhins home.
p. Kohler of Flint, Mich, arrived
in the city yesterday and is a geust
of Mir. and Mrs. GeroWat the Hotel
Witter.
Miss Tena DuchroW returned to Oh
cago this noon after spending three
weeks in the City with relatives.
Misses Bertha Mitchell and Cecile
Smith were Sunday visitors at
PittsYhle.
Miss Eleanore Hanneman is having
vacation from her Worka at John
SCH & Hill store. She will leave on
Wednesday for a visit at Waterfowl
Miss Georgia Griffith is having a
two weeks vacation from her duties
at the Johnson & Hill store.
E. T. Rassmu ssen OF Atlanta, Ga,
is expected in the city the latter
part of the week for visit with
| friends.
The rain that started Sunday af-
.ernoon was the heaviest in a long
time, there being a precipitation of
about /. 80 i'm. of rain. August has
made a bad start. The total rain
for the month of JulyWas 4.80 inch
as, the heaviest being on July Is
when there was a fall of 80 of an
inch. l
On Saturday night Days Theatre
was crowded to it's capacity with
many standing to see 1.-THE beautiful
picture rMoonstone" and to see the
fancy dancing by local people. The
large audience were not disappoint-
ed. Miss Gladys McGlynn was win
ner of the $500 prize for being the
most artistic and grac efuldancer.
Robt. ST. Clair, a recent conner to
Wood county, died at 1.-THE home OF
Mike Nash at PortEdWards, Satur-
day July 30, He came here a
ew weeks ago with his wife and two
children. He is a relative on Mrs.
Mike Nash at whose home he died.
The funeral service took place Mon
| day morning from the home of Mike
Nash at o'clock, Rev. Logan Off
ciating. Burial in Forest Hill GENE
terry.
TUESDAY
Arthur OEeary Of Cedar Rapids
owaa spent Sunday in' the city with
! friends.
Mrs. Paul F. Kohler returned yes
| terday from a visit at Waterfowl
he was accompanied back by Mrs.
Frank Weber who is a guest at the
&ohler home for week.
John Schwenk returned yesterday
rom a short visit at Mondoyl. Mrs.
Schwenk will remain for a longer
visit.
Mrs. Sheridan V. McElroy and chill
| dren are at IRON Mountain, Mich.
where they will visit with relatives.
Dan Cooney, emp Joyce in Wood