Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09

al the Pavilion near Nekoosa. and
also 10 spend the day sight seeing
Al Nekoosa. Port Edwards and Crane
7T-aIics. They enjoyed abe day AMI
we're very favovably impressed wit~
Grand Rapids and vicinity.
johnson < Hi Cos. store was
one Of the attractive features TO
them.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Ar. GerweIilg florist Of z-errll was
in this city over SUNDAY on business.
Miss Pearl Rateue OF Loyal, Wis.
was a week END visitor ana guest OF
her Grandmother Mrs. Oliver Dudley
this past week.
Miss Bess Richmond has gone 10
Merrill where she VIII teach the com
lus year.
Miss Margaret Peroulbe returned
MCalday evening from d visit at Wau
sau.
ar. ana 1irs. Edward Smith anu
Laughter HeIen returned 1rom a vls-r
wltn their parents IN Wautoma L.
past week. they brought with them
some ENer bearing Straw berries
,4at were picked from the vines OF
MI. ana Mrs. W n. smith in that
city while they We're there. They
are beautiful berries at that.
MIS-. Matte Walsh and daughter
Mss Mora Ream nave returned from
a visit i'll Chicago and Lacrosse.
Mr.. and Mrs John Ernser are hap
yy over The arrival Of a son born to
them tuesday noon Sept. Z, 1915
o,lA mother ana child are doing
nicely.
Air. and Mrs. T. E. Mullen gave a /
1arty at the EIks' Club Monday night
n honor OF their guests. A delight |
ul time is reported by those who |
we're present.
Mrs. John Gladsh is visiting with
friends and relatives in Milwaukee
ma Chicago.
The Rev. VIM. Nomensen left last
evening Tor Wausau where he viii
attend the Luth. Conference which
IS being held here this week.
Francis Helm left Monday morning
or Pierre,S. d. where he has accep
Ted a position with Western Union
Company.
Miss Lydia Nomensen who has been
visiting her brother, l5ev. William
Nomensen returned last evening to
her home in Milwaukee. Miss Nom
.ensen was formerly teacher in the
west side Lutheran school.
Miss Madeline Hewlett who has been
relatives at Reedsburg for
some time is expected home this eve
ming
MIR and Mrs. Emil Willie of Mil
who have been visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. w F. GIeue for few
days have returned to their home in
The west siGe Lutheran school OPP
ened yesterday with an attendance OF
50 Miss Matilda Hencbe of Fond
du Lac is teacher of the first class
and Miss Martha Kraske of this city
is teacher Of the second class.
Monday forenoon the Crosette par
ty arrived here from Stevens Point
and since their arrival here they
have taken pictures of the Gran
berry marshes at Cranmoor. Chick
en- hunting scenes in this vicinity;
Swimming Pool attractions; Public
buildings; River views; Paper Mills
and in fact everything that will make
Grand Rapids appear to the best add
vantage MIR. Crosette and party were
callers at the Reporter office and we
found them very affable and pleas
ant gentlemen to meet with.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Lyle, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ GiIIfgan Of Milwaukee; Miss
Turner of Chicago; Mrs. Brooks and
Mrs. Crumeu, Of Green Lake were
guests at six o'clock dinner Mon
day evening given by Mrs. J. Coates
in honor of Mr.. Coates birthday. A !
delightful time is rep Orted.
WEDNESDAY
Messrs T. l.. Link, NJ. l.. carey
and Herman Smith are back from
sbeboygan where they attended the