Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-11-30

cattle, Mr.. Liebe appeared upon the
scene but would not say where he had
been or how long, he had been gone.
John Bell, Jr., who is employed at
| Baskerville, spent the week end with
his family Mr. Bell intended to take
the early morning freight that leaves
at o'clock back to Baskerville this
morning, but when he got as far as the
brewery, his train was pulling out, so
Mr.. Bell went back home and took an
other nap.
E. A. Andrews returned this morn
ing from Green Bay, where he went
to meet John Podawiltz and accompan-
led him home. Mr. PodawiItz has been
in Northern Michigan for some time
and is in poor health.
Rev. J. B. Hegarty and Rev. J. n.
Eckert to Minneapolis are in the city
this week to conduct the mission that
is being held at SIS. Peter & Paul
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Morrill, received
word today that Eugene Morrill, of
Minneapolis is dangerously sick with
Bright's disease. He is brother of
Mr. Morrill, He will be remembered
by many of the old settlers as he grew
to manhood here and will be kindly
remembered by all those who knew
him.
Milo K Swanton of the University
of Wisconsin Extension Division is
in the city on business Mr.. Swanton
is working in the interest of the indi-
vidual registration for correspondence
study with the University. The study
work is of two kinds, study that is
credited toward U. w. Graduation and
study Of more practical nature along
the lines of business economies en-
gineering, road building, etc. He is
connected with the Wausau office that
looks after the University affairs in
the northern part of the state.
Officer Tod Payne was obliged to
leave his post of duty on Sunday morn
ing on account of a serious attack of
nueralgia in the face. Chief Gibson is
looking after the place today.
Mrs. Peter McCamley returned Sat
urday from an extended visit with
her sister, Mrs. Doyle at Medford and
brother James at Phillips.
Clarence Hamilton who makes his
home at the Bandelin hotel is assist
ing Guy Gets Temporarily at the
Bowling Alley and Pool rooms.
A. R. Jacobson of the Milwaukee Re
cruiting office Of the United States
Navy is in the city. Five applicants
have already been secured by Mr.. ia
cobson in this city.
A. Heinie band is here, giving US
music today Must be sign of open
winter.
Hugh Goggins and E. Hall, Social
ist," were hunting in the Portage
Drainage District, Sunday and bag
ged nine rabbits.
F. H. jackson left last night for
Milwaukee to be present with his
daughter Marion, when she undergoes
an operation on her teeth.
Miss Jessie Parrish is assisting at
the L. Reichel Jewelry store until af
ter the holidays.
Mrs. Grant Babcock left Saturday
evening for a visit with friends at
Rudolph
A. J. Cowel and daughter Sadie mo-
tored to Arpin on Sunday.
Miss Mabel Gardner will entertain
the Fortnightly Bridge Club on Tues
day afternoon.
Cecile Walcott of New Rome is in
the city visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Homer Walcott.
Thomas and Alvin CARRIER spent
Sunday in Arpin visiting with friends
William Carhart of Minneapolis
spent Sunday in the city renewing a
quaintances.
Chester Severance of the Post Of
flee force is enjoying a vacation this
week.
Miss Edna Bruderli has resigned her
position at the Herschleb bakery.
Miss Ella Scheuneman has taken the
position made vacant by Miss Brud-
erli.
Miss Guenther graduate nurse Of