Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-05-04

c. D. Johnson of the town Of Sigel
has purchased the Briscoe touring car
from Charles Kruger.
Mrs. Austin Morrison left today for
a few days visit with friends at Rip
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Beazan of Fond du
Lac are guests at the AL Voss home
this week.
George NJ. Hill has purchased an
Oakland five-passenger touring car.
Mrs. j. E. Coats has returned to her
home at Wausau after visit with
Mrs. L. NJ. Alexander at Port Ed
wards.
Mrs. J. E. Schnabel, Jr., and chill
dren are spending few days with re-
latives at Neenah.
Mrs. ]. Strong has returned to her
home at St. Paul after visit in the
city with Mrs. Isaac P.<Witter. -
Mrs. c.. C. Rowley left today for her
home at Winnebago after visit with
her mother Mrs. F. P. Daily.
J. B. Nash and daughter Betty were
Neenah visitors today. 'sa'4~sA
Mrs. Jennie Gilkey is visiting with
her daughter Mrs. H. Brooks at Green
Lake.
Mrs. Jaegered of st. Paul has re-
turned to her home after q visit in
the city at the home OF, Mrs. I. P. Wit
ter. ~
Fred Raglan has sold George NJ.
Hill an Oakland six touring car.
Mrs. Nels Johnson and daughter
Irma left last evening for Chicago
where they will spend few days
shopping Iii ~ Isl
Miss Ella Wittenberg left today for
Chicago where she will purchase stock
for the Wittenberg Variety Store.
Miss Emma Laton is recovering
from a recent illness and is able to be
up and around.
Mrs. J. E. Normington delightfully."-
entertained the Fortnightly Bridge
Club at her home in Biron on Thurs
day afternoon. Three tables were u.s.
ed in the games played, at which Mrs
A. F. Jones was successful in winning
the first prize for the high score. A
dainty luncheon was served, the de-
corations being in spring flowers. Mrs
Levitt of Chicago was guest of the
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walsh moved
today from the Gottschalk & Ander-
son flats to the Palmatier house or
Second Avenue North.
SATURDAY.
Twelve young people rendered 8
surprise on the Misses Laura and Co.
ra Miller of Kellner, at the Louis Jo-
seph home on Baker street last even
ing. The occasion for the surprise
was its being the 21st anniversary OF
the birth of the twins. The evening
was spent in playing games and
dainty refreshments were served. The
young ladies were the recipients OF
many useful and ornamental presents
Miss Mollie Stahl who has been en-
ployed at Stevens Point has resigned
| her position and arrived in the city
today for a visit at her home.
H. c. Reichert has returned from
a visit with friends at Wausau
Mrs. Frank Shekey and daughter
Dorothy left for their home at John
son Creek this noon after visit il
the city at the Herman Abel home.
Miss Margaret Beardsley is confin
ed to her home with illness.
Prof. Hammered of Wausau was I
guest of H. C. Reichert yesterday.
| Miss Helen Peltier has been takel
to Green Bay where she will underg'
an operation.
Roy Germanson of Elcho was in tn
aty today visiting with his parent
Mr.. and Mrs. George Germsnson.
+ Among those that went to Steven
Point last night to see the Knigh
Templar degree conferred upon Amo
EHasbrouck and DR.. Edward Heuger
were Messrs. Tom Taylor, Chas. F
Kruger, F. J. Wood, F. E. Kellnel
George La Bour, Carl F. Bandelin, n
IN. Weeks, Sam Church and Charles
Kellogg.
: Lewis Schroeder, Leon Arpin, Pa