Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-10-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
THURSDAY.

mis-. AIDeFL hickman Is entertaining
few of her friends today it being her
birthday.
The Biron Dance in the Park Hall
was well attended last evening. SO
tickets were sold. All the surrounding
towns turned out to have a good old
time
F. S. Bauer and family entertained
an old friend U. S. senator Husting
yesterday.
Mrs. Alex Brown of Tomahawk is
in the city visiting at the Henry Brown
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Darlington who have
been visiting in California are back
in the city.
Mrs. Peter Latus of Milwaukee is
in the city visiting with relatives.
Otto staven is laid up with a bad
attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Otto Staven was a Port Ed
wards visitor yesterday.
Peter DeBour is visiting friends in
Sherry this week.
John Reibensdorf of Adams county
is visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. Farber of Stevens Point is in
the city on business and also visiting
friends.
Harry Carlson is away on a months
vacation visiting relatives and friends
near Essex, Neb.
Lenore Gouger who has been visit
ing in Duluth returned home last ev-
ening.
Margaret Bona is in the city visit
ing with her parents.
Katherine Urbanowski of Stevens
Point will spend the week end with
Miss Lydia Karberg.
Edward Pribbanow of Milwaukee
is in the city visiting at the Herman
Hannaman home for a few days.
Miss Marion Berkey has returned
from an extended visit with friends
in Muncie, Ind.
About thirty young people had a
surprise party last evening on Igna-
tlous Minta at his home on Cleveland
st. The evening was spent in play
ing games, dancing after which de-
helous refreshments were served.
Il. Erdman and family have moved
from their home in Wickham's Addi-
ton to Cloverdale.
M. l.. Carey who has held a respon-
slble position in Port Edwards left
for Syracuse, N. Y. where he has ac-
copied similar position.
Messrs. Pillar and Whitrock have
the contract for the erection of Peter
Relland's new house on the lot facing.
on Baker street between 7th and 8tb
street. Ground is already broken and
the foundation walls will soon be I'M
der way.
John Odell is confined to his bed on
First avenue with an attack of pleur-
lsy. DR.. Waters is taking care of him.
Mrs. E. ]. Clark and daughter Mari
on left this noon for Ripon to make a
short visit.
Mrs. Quinn will get settled in her
new home with her brother. J. E. Bra
zeau of Nekoosa the end of this week
Her home in this city will be closed.
Reports from Riverview hospital is
to the effect that Mrs Carpenter is
slowly recovering from injuries re-
ceived last week.
Mrs. Thompson, head milliner at the
johnson & Hill Cos store will have
charge of class at the Tuesday night
school in the Lincoln building at 1880
Anyone who wishes can bring their
material and get instructions in this
line.
Mr.. Brewer who has his quarters
at the Commercial Hotel has added
three beautiful pitcher plants to the
D. A. R. collection of curios now OF
exhibition at the Public Library
John Wooddell is confined to hi:
home with an attack of pleurisy.
Mrs. Hints of the town of Lincoln
this county, was adjudged insane il
the county court yesterday and wa
taken to the Winnebago hospital TO
the insane near Oshkosh by Under
sheriff Carlin.