Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-11-23

returned to Lowell, Mass, today at
ter attending the funeral of B. Peter
son which occurred on Wednesday.
Mrs. B. Peterson returned to her
home in the city with her brother VIM.
Berg, Police officer.
Mrs. 4. Wagner of Bloomville is
spending a few days in the city at
the Steinberg home.
Frank Wesenberg who was recently
employed at the Consolidated Water
Power & Paper Co. in this city is now
running a roller rink at Delano, Min
nesota.
Harlo Shinn, drove up a beautiful
new big Cole Sedan, seven-passenger
car (enclosed) today, from Milwau-
kee, for Mrs. Alexflander. It is an
ideal car for this part of the country
being both a limousine and an open
car and has a heating device inside
which keeps it any temperature de-
sired. Mr.. Shinn says, II had no de-
lay in making the trip on account of
the heavy drifts of snow in places"
Mrs. Ben Heger and two children
left yesterday for an extended VISIT
in Montevideo, Mimi.
John Grant, with the Jensen& Ebbe
Garage has sold to Mrs Frank P. Daily
of 8th avenue south a Republic Auto
truck, Mrs. DAILY will use the truck
in her piano business. 1t has a panel
body 61afeet high and 7 feet long,
large enough to contain piano. The
sides Of the body are to be lettered
Daily Music Co., Grand Rapids, Wis.
This purchase was made necessary on
account of the constantly increasing
piano business.
Andrew Karseboom, the we'll known
carrier on R. F. D. No in Sarato-
ga started out this morning with a
new regulation mail outfit made by
Sweet Bros, in this city. It's an en-
closed sleigh and will protect him and
the mail from storm.
Messrs. Jensen & Ebbe have just
completed new warehouse of Carey
concrete blocks 32x6O feet. on Hale
street. They are unloading a carload
of Ford cars today and storing them
in the warehouse.
Mrs. John Brennan, Jr., was hos
tess to the o. D. o. club at her home
on First street north on Thursday af-
ternoon. The members numbering
ten were all present and spent very
pleasant afternoon in sewing and So
cial coverse after which dainty re-
freshments were served.
One of the pleasant social evenings
that the members of the E. F. u. club
are enjoying this winter was passed
last evening at their lodge rooms.
500 was the diversion of the evening,
a large crowd being in attendance. At
the close of playing, Mrs. Joe Kirk
land received the first favors and
Mrs. Frank Dudley was awarded the
consolation prize. Delicious refresh
ments were served. The E. F. U.
lodge members enjoy one of these
social evenings each month and they
are gaining in popularity.
FRIDAY.
Miss Bertha Candt of Marshfeld
is in the city where she will be en-
ployed.
Mrs. NJ. Randall and daughter Lu-
ellie left last night for their home at
Fayetteville, Arkansas, after an ex-
tended visit in the city with her mo-
Their Mrs. Ina B. Johnson.
Jack Whitrock's black spaniel dog
was killed Wednesday afternoon by
one of the Mott & Wood trucks.
Mrs. Alb. Bergen of Marietta, Ohio,
| is in the city visiting at the Chas.
Wittenberg home.
Al. Voss is spending a few days in
Madison being called there on account
of the illness of his father.
Lee Nordstrum left this morning
for Stevens Point to spend week on
business.
Louie Fournier, the well known gen
eraI utility man, who has been con-
Quoting sale of household goods OF
the Riverside Hotel, in the Daily build
ing near the east side market square
expects to leave soon for Westboro
Wis, to make an extended visit witt
his bachelor brother Antoine, who ha:
been in business there for many years
Charles Starks, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs J. F. Starks of the Idea
Theatre, accepted position with tht