Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-06-24

Mrs. Halle BROOKS and children
OF Gree Lake are i, The city guests
OF The Mrs. Jennie Gnkey home.
Mss Esther Gil has aoeepted q
position as teacher IL the Gm&Aon
school il this city next = ear.
" alter Fultor has resigned his DO
stitch at the Gets Paint shop and
has gone 10 his home al JanesY lie.
Misses Mary Jones ana Hazel
Williams are attending summer
school at the Stevens Point Normal.
Z. B. Dunlap returned to his home
at Cambria Saturday after a Yiszt,
in the city at the f. c. Meeteer
home.
Miss Marion Jackson has accepted
position as assistant professor OF
science at the Stevens POINT Norma
Tor next year.
Miss Bernieoe Johnson has gone to
California where she will attend the
summer session OF the Leland Stan
ford University.
MIR. and MIS-. J. T. Sherman who
nave been visiting in the city at the
uome OF their daughter Mrs. r. A.
Weeks have gone TO Arcadia for
Lsit with relatives.
Mrs. B. R. Goggdns and son Rob
ert came home to-day from Milwau-
kee where they have been spending
couple OF weeks while Robert I'M
derwent an operation.
Mrs. Peter Doyle and Miss Mar
celia NeWSerg of Meaford s~~s re
turned to their home after visit in
the city at the Nels Johnson aud Pc
ter McCamley home.
A committee of citizens will swear
out warrant for the man who was
responsible for What Is So Rare
AS A Day In June" What we would
like to see is THE Sun That Shines
On Dixie Land"
Mrs Ray Colby who has been visit
ing in Omro, Wis, dis back home and
brought with her a sister. Miss Clara
White, who wild visit herefor a few
weeks. Mrs. Colby viii entertain the
S. K I. club and children on Thurs
day of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas r. Spear and
Mrs. M. Melvin of Oneida, New
York, are touring Wisconsin i'll
their large touring car. They sp ent
Sunday here and went to Madison
this morning The roads are report
ed very bad.
Lieut.. Zachary LansdoWne has re
Gently been promoted to recruiting
4fficer with headquarters at the
Hydrophical office in Cleveland, Ohio
WHERE uS w La ASal cant CA oO = O"AO4
ed. He returns to assume his new
Iuties on Thursday
Evidently the Wisconsin Senate
proposes to give woman suffragists
another chance to show their streng
In in re s tate. And whynot? 1t will
mean a vigorous campaign before the
electorate, but what is one politi-
cal campaign more or less, anyhow?
If the visitors to the movies" who
insist on describing scenes to the
companion would only use the sign
language it would interfere less with
the comfort and enjoyment of such
persons as pay their money in or
der to watch the plot unfold om
the curtain in the regular way.
Lieut. Zachary and Mrs. Lans-
4owne are happy over the arrival Of
N s pound son, born to them Sun
day morningJune 20, at 4 O'Clock
It the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Falk-
and MacKinnon in this city. The
Young son Will be named Falkland
litter his grandfather, Falkland Mac
Kinnon. Mother and son doing
nicely.
Mrs. |. Zimmerman entertained the
Jolly Bunch" at her Third avenue
home on Saturday afternoon. 500 wa
played and two tables were in use.
At the close of card playingit was
found that Mrs. Otto Hednske won
first favor and Mrs. Meefeer the Sc
cond. A delicious three course Iun-
cbeon, was served. A delightful time
is + eported.
The chances are that the person
who is knocking the cold weather
the hardest would be first toWant
the electric fans started In the
event the temperature should take
a squirt some day and run up as
much as ten or fifteen degrees. Such
are the perWersities of human ma
ture. But then there is lot of sat
isfaction in kicking andbesides, 1t
gets the kick out of your system.
And that's worth something.
The East Side German Lutheran
church is being painted and decorat-
ed on the inside. The contract was
let to the lowest responsible bid
dars. @Iessrs. W. Wuertz ard II
Bruins, of Milwaukee, and thye
are to paint two pictures on eth
en- side of the church one of the "a
scension'' and the other of 1.-The
Shepherd" The work is to cost
1000 rrI,o l,5:oC n IA cCciafv A Coin q