Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-01-06

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ents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. H. Lynn.
Martin Bever of Houston, Texas
is in the city visiting with relatives.
Misses Margaret Raglan. Marion Phi
leo, Helen Conway and Bernadetta
Schlatterer entertained at a Progress
sive dinner last evening. The first
course was served at six-thirty O'Clock
at the home Of Miss Conway on Third
street south. The second and third
courses were served at the home OF
Miss Marion Philleo and the fourth
| course was served at the home of Miss
Margaret Raglan. Covers were laid
for eighteen. The homes were all
prettily decorated in the Yuletide col
ors and decorations A most delight
full time is reported by the young peo-
pie
Pearl Burns and Emma Desky the
two women sentenced to thirty days
each in the county jail on a statutory
charge by Judge Wegner of Marshfeld
on Monday completed jail sentence
Of Is days each at the county Jail of
Fond du Lac county on December IS.
The two women were sentenced in
Fond du Lac on charges similar to
those made by the Marshfield author
tiles.
Roy Sweet and other young men in
our city are planning to organize an
Athletic Club next month. All young
men who are interested in such an or
ganization are requested to leave their
names with Roy Sweet. Boxing,
wrestling, and all athletic sports will
| be advanced by the club.
(From Mondays Daily.
| A stuffed Chinese Pheasant is being
exhibited in the show windows of the
Sam Church drug store. The bird is
a beauty and came from LAGRANGE,
Oregon.
Leo Nash returned to Wausau this
morning after spending the holidays
| with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Nash.
Erwin Gleue left this morning for
Minneapolis, where he is employed by
a large shoe house, after spending his
Christmas vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Gleue.
January started in early this year
with thaw. Saturday. New Years
day was the softest thing we have had
in weather for a long time. A drizzly
rain made the water run in the cutters
and covered the cement walks with a
sheet of water that turned to ice late
| in the night.
Albert Bartlett has returned to his
home at Faribault, Mimi, after visit
in the city with friends.
Matt Vendenbrook left Saturday
night on a business trip to Duluth,
| Minnesota.
J. B. Arpin left Saturday for Texas
on business trip.
Leo Barrett returned to-day from a
| visit in Oconto Falls.
F. D. Abel will leave tonight for
Chicago on a business trip for the Abel
& PodaWiltz Co.
| Miss Alvina Robidou left to-day for
few days visit in Lomira and Fond
du Lac.
Miss Dorothy Manrose left to-day
for Chicago after three months visit
in the city at the home of her sister
Mrs. j B. Null.
R. F. johnson will leave tonight for
Chicago on a business trip for the
Johnson & Hill Co.
| Miss Aline Smith resumed her work
| at Johnson & Hill store to-day after
a few days illness with La grippe.
Mrs. J. B. Arpin and son Leon went
to Appleton Saturday to attend the
funeral of her mother Mrs. N. Reiland
J. B. Estes has returned to his home
at Beloit after a weeks visit in the city
at the Karberg home.
Misses Rose and Leona Hirzy anc
Ferdinand Hirzy returned to their
home at Stevens Point this afternoon
after visit in the city at the A. P
Hirzy home.
Miss Elizabeth Grapes of Stevens
Point spent the week end in the city
with Miss Lydia Karberg.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward M. Coyle were
visitors at Ripon over the week end.
Miss Edith Siewert returned to Osh
kosh Normal after spending the holi
! days at her home in this city.