Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-03-02

ton at the Nekoosa creamery.
Mrs. C. R. Thomas and son have
returned to their home at Milladore
after spending a month at the R. J.
Villas home.
Fred Bentz has returned from a Wis
it at La Crosse.
Sid Denis has purchased a $3.50
electric pop corn machine.
From Mondays Daily.
Joe Arnold and Miss Caroline Weller
were married at seven o'clock this
morning. They were attended by Miss
Martha Arnold and Joseph Wipfi.
Both the bride and the bridesmaid
wore blue suits. The newly weds went
to Sherry where they will spend a
week with her parents. They will
live at Port Edwards where Mr.. Ar
mold has purchased a barber shop.
Mrs. John Alpine of Stevens Point
visited friends here today.
Miss Anna Hanson entertained at
China shower on Saturday for Caro-
line Wallner.
Miss Elizabeth Reynolds has gone
to Stevens Point to enter the hospital
for treatment.
Mrs. G. E. Marvin and Mrs. A. U.
Marvin will entertain the Recreation
club and their husbands at a seven
o'clock dinner followed by Bridge on
Tuesday.
| The Leap Year party given by the
teachers was big success. The hall
was prettily decorated in red and
white Fruit punch was served. A
bout forty dollars were melted.
Miss Dollie Johnson of Necedah is
a guest at the I. N. Johnson home She
came up to attend the Birth of A
Nation"
Miss Bess Richmond has returned
to Merrill where she teaches.
(FrOm Wednesdays Daily.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
George Winkler on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ulrich departed
Wednesday for Denver, Colo, where
Mr.. Ulrich has taken up homestead
Miss Myrtle Brandt charmingly en-
tertained eleven of her little friends
at a six o'clock dinner Tuesday even
ing in honor of her thirteenth birth
day. A series of games were played
in which Doris Kleberg and Guerie
Berger won the prizes. The evening
entertainment was closed by them al
going to the Converse Theater to see
the picture show. Miss Myrtle was
the recipient of many ivory presents
Mrs. Herman Schale of Wausau is
visiting friends here.
Ed. Langhouse representing the
Heinz Pickle Co., is here making con
tracts with farmers for the growing
of cucumbers.
Mrs. Dick Goetz and Mrs. JOSEPH
Arnold are visiting at Sherry.
The Congregational ladies aid so
ciety have had the church building
wired and and are making plans fol
charging the church basement. They
met this afternoon with Mrs. H. E
Herrick, who served a ten cent lunch
to all present.
The even dozen club are going t.
give one of their delightful dancing
parties Friday evening March 3
Every one is cordially invited to at.
tend. A street car will be run at {
late hour free of charge to take those
who attend from Grand Rapids.
The next meeting of the Parental
| Association will be held Friday March
3. A charge of and 10 cents will be
made to raise funds for paying ex.
penses. The following pro.
gram will be carried out:
Solo-Mr. Jantz.
Virginia Reel-3rd grade pupils
Decentralization from life of Wash.
ington-5th grade pupils.
Two songs-3rd grade pupils
| Address-A. j. Crowns.
Reading-J. E. Brazeau.
Piano duet-Misses Margaret Jac-
kan and Vandy Wolf.
At the close of the program a dance
will follow in the gymnasium unit
1870 o'clock.
Mrs. J. Buckley has returned tc
Alma Center after spending a week
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J
Fredericks.
| J. Spangenberg deputy of the Beav-
err lodge is spending a few days with
his family in this village.
Mesdames A. U. and G. E. Marvin
entertained the members of the Re,
creation club and their husbands at 6
seven o'clock dinner Tuesday night
A series of games of Milwaukee whist
were played in which DR.. H. F. Waters
F. R. Goddard, and the Mesdames
Youngchild, F. W. Kruger won the
honors. All those present report 6
delightful time. Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Shontz and Harry J. Fitch were the
guests.
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