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


Point is in the city visiting with
relatives. Mrs. Miner was formerly
Miss Lucy Closuit of this ity.
F. MaoKinnon and son Reginald,
left S aturday for Hazelhurst where
cLey VIII ush for FEW days at
their summer resort.
Miss N E Skinner Of West Lorne,
GD1aaa Is il the city geust OF
MS. 4. L. Skinner ana Mrs 81. 4
Fr1tchaId. She viii make an extend
ed Yisr.
The WOOD County National Bank
las placed three large window box
IS on the south side Of the building
These boxes are filled with pretty
plants ana flowers and are very at
tractlYe.
Miss Nova Aessmer OF Grand Rap
ids and Howard r. Burkett OF Etna
hGleen, Indiana were married to-day
at 2 O'Clock by Justice OF the Peace,
+. ". CaIkins. They will make theI
nome III Indiana.
Mrs John Gokey, who spent sew
eral week. in the city visiting with
her sister, Mrs. c. Boyer. left this
morning for Grand Rapids, where
she viii spend a short time visiting
with relatives before returning 10
1tr home at Albert Lea, Mimi. She
was accompanied to Grand Rapids by
Mrs. Boyer, who will spend short
time visiting with relatives there
Merrill Daily Herald.
Mrs. J. Sitterley died at the home
CT her daughter n Minneapolis on
Thursday. Mrs. SitteTley has been
suffering for several months with
cancer. She made her home for sew
eral months in this city with her
sister Mrs. c. G. Ekelund. A couple
OF weeks ago when the Ekelund fam
lily moved to Bemidji, Mimi, Mrs.
Sitterley W ent to Mimi eapolis to
stay with her daughter. l 20 u.
The present frame church building
owned by the Christian Science So
clety ds being moved back about
nifty feet OH its present lot and
will be added to and remodeled prac-
tioarry making larger and new edi-
flee. 1t is now being moved back
The j. F. Weinberg Construction CO
have the contract of rebuilding the
same During the demonstrations
services viii be held by that Socie-
ty in the G. "A. R-Hall.
If it wasn't for men, fewer women
would dislike each other.
ITO make mistakes is human, but
to profit by them is divine"
It is a wise employer who knows
when to praise.-E. N. Ferdon.
''Ering me cheerful messages, or
none"
He who Will not accept orders
has no right to give them; he who
NJ III not S erye has no right to com
mandr; he who can not keep silence
has no right to speak"
Though l have been trained as a
soldier, and participated in many
battles, there never was time
When, in my opinion, some way
could not be found to prevent the
drawing of the sWord.-General ..
S. Grant.
He is best educated who is most
useful 4
What your employer thinks OF you,
v hat the world thinks of you, is not
half so Important as what you think
OF yourself. Others are with you
comparatively little thru Gfe. You
have to live with yourself day and
night through your whole existence,
and you can not afford to tie that
divine thing in you to a rogue-Or-
SON SWEET Marden-
It isn't what you debut what you
get done.-Hugh Chalmers.
There is tonic in the things that
men do not love to hear. Free speech
is to a great people what winds are
to oceans and malarial regions, Whic-
watt away the elements of disease,
ard bring new elements of health;
and when free speech is stopped,
is bred and death comes
fast.-BeecheT.
MONDAY.
Miss Isabel Nash is visiting in
Milwaukee with friends.
Reno Kirth of Wausau is in the
city visiting with friends.
Miss Helen DAILY of Medford is o
the city visiting with friends.
-4eriff and Mrs. Cliff BIuett have
returned from visit at Waukeshas
Joe Connors of Wausau is in the
city ASST sting at the Cash Supply
60. office.
Mrs w. T. Jones and Mrs. Fred
H. Jackson were visitors at Wau-
sau to-day.
MissesIrmaReichoW and Marie Kar-
SELDOM have returned from a visit
at Wansau.