Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-12-14

Mrs. George Forrand has returned
from visit at Tomahawk.
Father and Mrs. Rochstrach were
visitors at the George K. Gibson home
in Milwaukee this week.
The Relief Committee of the Fed
Grafton held a business meeting last
evening at the Wood County Bank.
Mrs. Chas. Vickers of Niagara Falls
is in the city a guest at the C. A.
bennington home.
Mrs. Nose Marcoux will go to Wau-
sau tomorrow to accompany her
daughter Miss Gertrude home. Miss
Marcoux recently underwent an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis in Wausau and
is now convalescing.
Miss Nellie Slatery of Wausau is
in the city visiting at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. Collier.
The work on the Carthage, Missou
ri Marble that is being put on the
new Citizens National Bank will be
finished shortly. The bank building
begins to present magnificent ap-
pearance.
Cleve says, that Hugh continues to
BEAT up" the Ukelele and will be
able to give you your moneys worth
at the January show
Miss Alma Peters who has held the
position of Deputy in the County
Treasurer's office for the past eight
years will continue in the position
with the next County Treasurer, Claus
| Johnson
Mrs. Curtis J. Crotteau yer pleas
antly entertained the members Of the
|. S. w. Club at her home on Thursday
afternoon. Following a couple of
hours Of bridge playing, dainty re
| freshments were served.
Miss Helen Williams is entertain
ing this evening at dinner at the Ho-
tel Witter in honor of the birthday
anniversary Of Mrs. Frank Collier,
and herself. Following the dinner,
the guests will enjoy theatre party.
at the Ideal.
| A preliminary debate was held this
morning at the Lincoln High School
to decide on the debaters for the de
batting clubs this winter About p
participated in the debate. The sue
cessfuI debaters will hear their de
cisions on Monday.
Hugh Miscoll of Mosinee, arrived
in the city last evening being called
here on account of Mr. Sickle's illness.
Mrs. Miscoll is Mrs. Sickle's sister and
has been in the city at the Sickles
home for some time.
On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. c. A
Normington delightfully."- entertained
the Afternoon Club The afternoon
was devoted to the playing of Auction
Bridge, two tables being utilized in
| the games played, Mrs. Charles Nat
wick being successful in winning the
prize for playing high. Mrs. Chas
Vickers was awarded the guest prize
A dainty repast was served at the con-
clusion of card playing, the rooms be
| ing effectively decorated in yellow
chrysanthemums Mrs. Chas. Wicker;
of Niagara Falls and Mrs. J. E. Nor
mington were guests of the club.
SATURDAY.
The S. c. Club held one Of thei,
pleasant gatherings at the home O
, Mr.. and Mrs. George La Bour last ev
ing. Three tables were in play during
: the games of Bridge played, Mrs. San
Church andand DR.. Edward Hougel
receiving high honors and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Chas. F. Kellogg played low. I
l luncheon which seemed to hit the pop
ular cord and to meet with the appro
baton of those present was serve
: at late hour.
: George w. Paulus has returned fror
a business trip to Springfield, Mas;
i Mr. Paulus has been appointed Wisco
7. sin representative for the New Tele
graphone.
5 Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Mortensen c
q Waupaca are house guests at the {