Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-12-07
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for a few days visit with Mrs. c. c.
Rowley at Winnebago.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Bluett were
Thanksgiving visitors at Arpin.
Mr. and Mrs l. E. Wilcox and fam
lily mstored to Weyauwega and spent
Thanksgiving.
Miss Ella Langenberg is visiting at
Stevens Point for few days.
Harold Boyington with his motor
side-car and George n. Wood spent
Thanksgiving afternoon fishing ff-
teen miles down the river at the Ber-
ard Bayou. They caught four pick
erel casting from boat with artif-
cial bait.
Miss Helen Harvie of Neenah is in
the city a guest of Miss Jane Gaynor.
Joseph Bissig the cranberry grower
has purchased a new 5-passenger Velie
of the Schill Motor Co., of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby Black have re-
turned from Chicago and will make
their home at the Witter Hotel.
Walter Sierck of Wausau spent
Thanksgiving in the city with his par
ents.
Speciah Bros, of Pittsville are build
ing a new cheese factory in the Alt
dorf district at what is known as the
Whithelm Corners. They expect to
be able to receive milk with in a week
or ten days.
Misses Marie Karseboom and Hazel
Bliss returned last evening after spend
ing Thanksgiving in Stevens Point.
Henry Brown of this city is spend
ing a couple of weeks with his son AL
ex Brown in Tomahawk
Mrs. Ryder of Lindsay, Wis, spent
Thanksgiving at the Commercial Ho-
tel, with her son Leon, who is a stud
cnt at the Lincoln High school.
Ray Mullen returned Wednesday
from Hurley where he has been on bu-
siness for the Reiland Packing Co.
Leonard Casberg of Minneapolis is
in the city visiting his parents Mr. and
Mrs. John Casbergs
Miss Ada Warner, who teaches
school near Kellner, spent Thanksgiv-
ing at her home in Stevens Point
Miss Esther OFT of Sigel spent
Thanksgiving in the city visiting re-
latives and friends.
DR.. Norton the veterinary is author
ity for the following story: Chas.
Bender, owner of the stone quarry and
farmer of the western part Of the city
has a Holstein cow that gave birth to
twin calves, male and female on Dec.
27, 1915 and gave birth to another pair
of twins, both female on Nov. 27, 1916.
Two pair in II months.
Louis Schroeder who attends Ste
vens Point Normal is spending the
week end in the city with his parents.
Prof. Schwede recently held spell
ing test at the high school, in which
81 out of the 400 students received
standing over 90. The students that
received over 80 will be exempt from
spelling tests for the remainder of the
year
Cleve and Hugh have just learned
why rubber is put on lead pencils. They
expect to tell you all about it in Jan
uary next.
Mrs. Isabel Philleo has gone to To
mahawk for visit with her daughter
Mrs J. D. Cutter.
The D. A. r. committee has on ex-
hibit at the Public Library, some very
fine old China loaned by B. Noyes.
They are one cream pitcher from Can
ada, $50 years old, one cup and sau-
cer-a peach blow made for a Chinese
merchant This has been in the Noyes
family for four generations and two
beautiful plates from Ireland that
have been in the Noyes family for four
generations. If you have anything in
teresting send it to the library so peo-
pie can see it.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Hoffman have re
turned to their home at Marshfeld af-
ter visit in the city at the John Hoff-
man home.
Miss Della Donaldson spent Thanks
giving at her home at lola.
Miss Daisy Minnehan of Milwaukee
is in the city visiting at the D. B. Phil