Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-03-11

ed to Mrs. OTTO Heinske and Mrs.
Orlando Winters. \ delicious sup
per Tas served.
SATURDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Neiman return
ed to their home at Green Bay yes
terday.
Mrs. Guy Potter has Just completed
= snort course in bookkeeping at the
business college
The marriage OF Miss Geneyieye
Menler and Russell Mahood viii
take place this evening.
Mrs. Nate Anderson entertained.the
members OF the Willing Workers So
ciety Of the Scandinavian Moravian
church last Yening.
Miss Florence Aindak resumed. her
work as saIesIady at the Gardner
Candy Kitcehn today after a two
weeks vacation
Miss Lottie Richards is seriously
Ill with erysipiIis which has resulted
from a scratch on one OF her toes
caused by a nail in her shoe.
Miss Louise Hansen, who has
been .a.student at the business college
tor the past six months is spending
the week with her parents.
The Misses Ruth Horton and Belle
| Quin of Grand Rapids spent Thursda!
in the city inspecting the kindergar-
ten department of the public schools.
stevens Point journal.
Miss Myrtle Peak has resigned
from the employment of the Singer
Sewing Machine company and will
enter the employment of R. c. Gets
as bookkeeper at the paint store on
First street.
We are pleased to note that Mrs.
John Ernser is conVa1escing at RiV-
erview Hospital from an operation
performed there last Monday. Hell
friends will be glad to know that she
is doing nicely.
Mrs. Charles HaIyeTson and three
| children of Madison, arrived in this
city last evening for a few days Wis
il with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
w. T. Jones They were among the
passengers who were shaken up in
| the Nekoosa wreck last evening.
Two flat cars were deraiIed at
Fishers crossing last evening on a
500 Line extra freight. The cars
were empty and were derailed by
the Snow. The track was cleared in
short time and the little wreck.did
not interfere with traffic today.
Miss Elsie Ramthun has resigned
her position as stenographer at the
law offices of Geo. P. Hambrecht ant
left this noon for her home at By
ron. Mimi, where she will visit hen
mother a week before entering the
employ of Christofferson Bros. At
torney s-at-law, with offices in Tenn
pie Court Bldg, Minneapolis.
The condition of Joe Link, wht
was inquired at the Kellner saw
mill last Wednesday evening by hay
ing the calf OF his right leg partly
torn out when he accideGtly got il
front of a log being showed alont
on the saw carriage, is said to bt
much better. DR.. f. X. PomainVille i
the attending physician
Postmaster Robert l.. Nash under
went am operation for appendiciti
| last evening at RiyerYeiw Hospital
Mir. Nash has been suffering from
chronic appendicitis for some tim
and became worse Thursday. d.
John MinaLham OF Green Bay perform
ed the operation assisted by DR.. +
X. Pomainyille of this city. NH. Mas
: is said to be getting along fine.
Part of the shipment of bowlin
|. pins for the tournament to be HE
at the west side alleys commend
the 10th of this month, have arri7
ed. They will not be used for an!
thing until this tournament start
? these are a fine lot OF pins an
will delight the heart of the bowler
, Entries for the tournament al
O coming in at a great rate and thi
a promises to be a decided success.
) A large number of the neighbo1
and friends of Claus Kallman tende
g ed him a surprise party athis hon
e on Drake street last evening, Il
e occasion being Mr.. Kallman's sixt
t eighth birthday. A very pleasa
e evening was spent in social cOnyerS
). music and an elaborate supper W
served. The out of town guests pre-
II ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ka
- man of Green Bay. Mr.. Kallm'
was remembered with gifts from
friends.
Vern Rumsey has moved his hes