Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-09-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
THURSDAY.

The City News Depot has branched
out with another department Sheet
music, both vocal and instrumental,
will be sold there and not only will all
the latest musical numbers be carried
in stock, but monograph records of
the pieces will also be kept so that the
buyer may hear the music.
Misses Lydia Karberg and Lenore
Bauer were hostesses at picnic supper
up river near the Bauer farm last ev-
ening. The trip to the picnic grounds
was made by boat. After enjoying a
fine picnic spread the evening was de-
voted to a marshmallow roast, boating,
etc.
Miss Regina Hirzy has gone to Ste
vens Point where she will attend school
this fall.
Mrs. S. Mandel of Chicago is a guest
of Mrs. w. c.. Weisel.
Miss Marian Berkey left last night
for Muncie, Ind, where she will at
tend the wedding of friend.
Mrs. Scott returned to her home,
at Easton, Pa, last night after Wis
it in the city at the C. H. Berkey
home.
Miss Corrine Kraus of Marshfeld
arrived in the city yesterday and has
taken clerical position at the Con-
solidated Co.'S office
Miss Louise Timm daughter of Mr..
ana Mrs. Rheinold Timm is i'll with
scarlet fever.
The Batty home on the west side is
quarantined with scarlet fever.
On account of the immense business
at the Poirier Hat Shop, it has become
necessary to add another trimmer
Miss Develin of Green Bay, an expert
enced trimmer arrived in town today
and has taken position as head trim
mer at the Hat Shop.
Mrs. Chas. Pagel attended the Fair
at Stevens Point today.
Mrs. Chas. Briere, ST., Mrs. Caro-
line Pomainville, Ed. Pomainville and
Carl Johnson motored to Stevens Point
today and took in the Fair.
The hats worn by the actresses in
the Movie, monty Makes Good" were
furnished by the Poirier Hat Shop.
Mrs. j. D. Cutter returned to her
home at Tomahawk tonight after a
visit in the city with her mother Mrs.
H. B. Philleo.
FRIDAY.
Mrs. Chas Natwick is visiting this
week at Oshkosh with relatives
Mrs. Mayme Martin spent this week
at Milwaukee taking in the Fair.
Miss Emile Schneider left this noon
for a visit at her home at Rice Lake.
Miss Mildred Vandenboom of Green
Bay is in the city guest of Miss Ruth
Collier.
Forrest Millenbach, and Ed. Mey-
ers took in the Fair at Stevens Point
on Thursday.
Miss Alma Lutz has returned from
Menominee where she has been visit
ing with relatives.
Miss Erna Shafer has taken a po-
sition as stenographer at the Bank
of Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Eugene Miller and Mrs. John
Margeson attended the Fair at Stew
ems Point yesterday.
The fire alarm at about 10:45 last
night was caused by rubbish fire back
of the Dixon Hotel.
Miss Katherine Gibson left last
night for Madison where she will at
tend school this year.
Miss Alma Hanson has resumed hel
work at the First National Bank after
a three weeks vacation.
Miss Hllda Henke has t.. en- a posi-
ton as saleslady at the Crockery De
partment of the Johnson & Hill store
Misses Marion Jackson and Mary
Jones will leave tomorrow for Steven.
Point where they will teach at the Nor
NAL this year.
Miss Mae Schnabel left today fo,
short visit at Superior before going
to Ironton, Mimi, where she will teacl
the coming year.
Herbert Bardeleben has rented hi
farm and will move to Grand Rapid