Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-11-23

NeIS christensen OIL LlICOIn Is III
the city visiting with his sons Louis
and Axel
Gleue Bros, the shoe dealers, have
commenced the work of making some
interior improvements in their store
building on the corner of Vine & Sec
ond streets. They have carpenters
at work re-arranging some of the
shelving preparatory for other chang
es. The interior is going to be redec-
grated, electric lights re-arranged and
a general improvement in the interior
for increasing the capacity of shoe
room, as we'll as to beautify and make
more attractive the interior.
Mrs F. J. Snyder who has been Wis
iting with relatives in the city return
ed to her home in Minneapolis Thurs
day.
Mrs. Cummers of Fond du Lac is in
the city visiting with her daughter
Mrs. f. J. Klatenecker on Fourth St.
Mrs E. H. Chapman entertained
the Seneca and Sigel Crochet Club on
Thursday afternoon. The afternoon
was greatly enjoyed by all members
present.
Leo Larson left last evening for
Minneapolis for few days on bust
ness and will also attend the Minneso-
ta-Wisconsin football game.
Mrs. P. Swartz left Thursday for
Waupaca for a weeks visit at the Wau-
paca Veterans Home with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lawrence of Sigel
are happy over the arrival of an
pound daughter born Thursday morn
ing.
James Luft of Madison is in the
city guest at the D. D Conway home.
Mrs. John Rieman left Thursday
morning for Wausau for a short Wis
it with her son Charlie Rieman.
Mrs. Ray Sutor is confined to the
house with an abscess in the ear.
Miss Edna Jones, daughter of F.
W. Jones left Thursday noon for Fond
du Lac and Joliet for an extended Wis
it.
Miss Laura Fordyce who has been
guest at the Charles Natwick home
for the past three weeks has returned
to Ripon.
About twenty-five Adventists from
the Bethel Academy at Bethel have
been in town for couple of days MAX
ing their annual missionary harvest
canvass. They returned to Arpin on
Thursday noon.
Chas M. Nash returned last night
from Boulder Junction, where he has
been deer hunting. He did not get
a deer but reported the deer plentiful
but very few of them are bucks.
P. J. Powers, with the Hastings
Realty Co. of South Bend, Indiana,
who has been selling the Morningside
Addition which is located in the east
ern part of this city, comprising 40
acres of land, known as the F. ].
Wood, forty, left Thursday for
Spooner, Wis, to visit his sister. If
the snow disappears this fall he ex-
poets to return and continue the sale
as one-third of the lots remain I'M
sold. Otherwise when he closes his
visit in Spooner he Iill return to
South Bend and then come back here
in the spring.
Prof NJ H. jackson and C. L. Hill
were in Pittsville yesterday where
they attended a Fellowship" meet
held at the Congregational church in
that city
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Johnson of New
Lisbon were in town this week on
their honeymoon trip and while here
purchased their household goods from
]. R. Raglan.
Mrs Ed. Smith has returned from a
short visit at Wautoma
The Girls Glee Club of the L. H.
S. gave delightful concert at school
this morning. Miss Alice Damon, rem
dered vocal solo which was we'll re-
ceived.
Miss Fanny Barrett is absent from
her work at the Telephone office or
account of illness
Mrs. H. Falk and Mrs E. Peterson