Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-07-06


Fourth.
Bert Brown, John Wooddell. F. Ku-
bisiak, Dwight Green, Bat Passineau.
Harry Carlson were among those
that spent the Fourth at Nekoosa.
Miss Mae Johnson, Lulu Bender,
Elsie Herring, Sandy Bender and Leo
nard Bender formed an auto party
that motored to the Point on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Spafford mad
daughter Nathalie and Miss Harvey
motored to Stevens Point on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Richards have re-
turned from a visit at Plover.
Mr.. and Mrs. A D Hill were
guests of the E. A. Weatherwax fam
lily at Lake Emily on Tuesday.
George Richards spent the fourth
at La Crosse with friends.
S. A. Koszarek, of the highway COM
mission has been transferred to Madi-
son and will enter upon his new du-
ties on August 1st.
Miss Della Donaldson spent the 4th
at Scandinavia.
Miss Matilda Sundet was a Wau-
sau visitor on. the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wakley have
returned from their wedding trip to
| Milwaukee and Chicago and have gone
| to housekeeping in the Gottschalk
| & Anderson apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shekey returned to
| their home at Johnson Creek this noon
after visit in the city at the Herman
| Abel home
Herman Drath of Kenosha is in the
city visiting with his son w. Drath.
Miss Lenore Eberhardt is back from
two weeks visit at the home of o.
J. Stratton, at Gibson, Montana. She
reported a delightful visit and that
| Mr.. and Mrs. Stratton are all we'll and
prosperous. They like the country out
there very much.
A. ]. Fox went to Eau Claire this
morning to look after his household
goods that are being shipped to that
| city from Madison. Mr.. Fox will
teach at Eau Claire next year. Mrs.
Fox will remain with hermother, Mrs
A. Marceau for few days before 60
| ing to Eau Claire.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. B. Weiland and son
| George returned home Tuesday even
ing from Appleton where they had
been visiting relatives for a few days
They made the trip in their automo-
| bile.
H. F. Duckert left Sunday for Mani
towoc where he spent the Fourth.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Chandler of North Dakota, a boy on
Monday morning, at the d. Dorney
home. Mrs, Chandler was formerly
Miss Margaret Dorney.
Mrs. A. Litke and family arrived in
the city Monday to join Mr.. Litke
They will reside in this city making
their home in the Nieman house on
10th avenue.
Misses Daisy Menier, Jessie Ger
manson and Della Fritz were Camp
Douglas visitors on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brennan and
daughter Katherine, of Green Bay,
were in the city Monday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Dave Kammerer.
Miss BernadeJta Schlatterer, who is
employed at Mosinee spent the week
end at home.
Ed. Clark of Pittsville was in town
Sunday making the trip by auto.
Mrs. Myrtle Ludwig of Mather is
a guest at the Ben Hager home.
Mrs. S. Johnson and children of
Mather, are guests at the Ben Hager
home.
Miss Dorothy Rousseau returned to
her home at Rib Lake, after a visit at
the John Brennan, Jr., home
James McDonough of Chicago, was
in the city, guest of Miss Angelic
Gouger
Sherman Sykes is in the city to
spend the summer at the George W.
Mead home on Belle Isle.
Miss Irma Christensen has returned
to her home at Stevens Point after a
visit in the city with Miss Eleanore
Gouger.
Prof. L. A. Youtz of Lawrence
College, Appleton, spent Sunday in the
city with friends.
Nothing doing in Grand Rapids on
the Fourth of July. Owners of auto
mobiles went into thecountry and sur
rounding towns visiting and on picnic
parties, others spent the day in Ne
koosa.