Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-11-09

) Mrs. Henry Whitney has been spend
ing few days in the city with her
daughter Miss Jean who attends the
Normal
Roy Youngschild of Nekoosa spent
Sunday with Walter Wood
Mrs. W. A Wright entertained at
500 Friday evening at her home on
Burt street. Mrs Martin Zueke won
first prize and Mrs. B. B. Hager BOBBY
prize. Light refreshments were serv-
ed at the close of playing.
George Woodell the 9-months' old
boy of John Woodell is III with pneu-
monia.
Miss Hazel Plenke spent Sunday at
the Akey home in Biron.
Lewis Schroeder who attends Stew
ems Point Normal spent the week end
in the city with his parents.
Miss Elsie Staven of Rudolph spent
Sunday at the Otto Staven home.
Miss Marion Mitten returned to
Fond du Lac this noon to resume her
work at Grafton Hall after spending
the week end in the city at the F. Mac
Kinnon home.
Miss Anna Noel of Port Edwards
has taken position as nurse girl at
the Hotel Witter.
Fred Karnatz, fifty-six years of age
received severe injuries while at work
at the Grand Rapids Foundry today.
Mr.. Karnatz is employed in the Pat
tern Room and while turning a pat
tern, the same became loosened in the
lathe, and his hand was caught, break
ing his first finger on the left hand and
cutting a deep cash which required
seven stitches to close. He also re-
ceived bruises on the face. DR.. Looze
is caring for the man and states that
he is getting along nicely.
VIM. Voss father of A. Voss of this
city was struck by street car in Mad
ison last evening and injured. The
last reports from Mr.. Voss are to the
effect that he was resting easily. Mr..
Voss is seventy years of age.
Arthur Westenberg, the owner of
the Berard farm at the Bayou, who
lost his home by fire the past sum-
mer, has a foundation completed for
a new home The home will be bun
galow 26 46, with a veranda fit.
wide and 80 feet long Mr.. Weston
berg is planning to make a summer
resort the same as Lake Van Kuren,
for the coming summer with a dance
pavilion and boats for hire. This is
an ideal place for a resort Of that kind
as there is good fishing and it is near
the Chester creek where brook trout
are plentiful, easy of access with good
roads, fifteen miles down the river
Hunting is also good in this vicinity.
This place has been great favorite
for the sportsmen of this vicinity for
many years.
Dan Ellis, the painter, is painting
large sign on the Smith & Luzensk;
shoe store.
Ed. McCamley employed at Phillips
is in the city to visit few days with
relatives.
Misses Regina and Leona Hirzy
spent the week end in the city with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Hirzy.
Mrs Berton Ramsey returned to
her home at Appleton this noon, af-
ter a visit in town with the F. Mac
Kinnon family. She was accompanied
to her home by Mrs. Hugh Park, of
Ontario, who will be her guest.
Leon Ryder is teaching at the Emer-
son school this week filling the vacan-
cy caused by Miss Ruth Emmons who
is absent on account of the death of
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Peerenboom, Miss
Irene Sommers and Ed. Smith motor
ed to Marshfeld on Sunday and took
supper at the Hotel Blodgett. They
went by the way Of Pittsville and re-
port the roads good.
Mrs. o. T .Hougen has resigned her
position as society editor on the Lead
er. Her health and household duties
being such that it has become neces-
sary to give them more attention
The attorneys, Theodore W. Bra
zeau and Hugh Goggins spent Sunday
hunting in the vicinity of the Berard
Bayou of the Wisconsin river.
Otto and Fred Roenius of the Grand
Rapids Foundry Co., and their super
intendent Mike Haza spent Sunday
fishing in the Wisconsin river in Ju-
neau county.
Geo. N. Wood temporarily with The
Daily Reporter has received picture
postcard showing a scenic view of
Chiffon, Wis, from w. H. Heath, for