Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-11-02

LemenSe VIII leave next week Tor Mil
waukee where they will attend the
state teachers convention.
Joe Epstein will leave this noon fo1
Wausau after a couple days visit in
| the city.
0. Carlin and James Bogie returned
last night from Oshkosh where thew
took patient for the State Hospital.
Mrs. E. Lee of Morgan Park, H..
is in town a guest of Mrs. Will Meade
and Mrs. Ed. Spafford.
Little Ruth Hanneman is seriously
i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Riley and daugh-
ter Nora returned this morning from
an extended visit in Boston, New York
and Washington
Mrs. Sears of Detroit, Mich, has
been guest of Mrs. Isaac P. Witter
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Schroeder left
on the early morning train for Wau-
sau where they will make their future
home.
Mrs. George R. Gardner and daugh-
ter Mabel leave today noon for Louis
vile, Kentucky, where they will at
tend the Tri-annuaI Session of the
General Grand Chapter 0. E. S. They
expect to be absent ten days.
G. E. Mckee of the Pittsville Record
was in town last night to attend the
lecture given by Moses E. CIapp at
the Amusement hall last evening.
The we'll known real estate firm of
PittsviIle, Of Messrs. Al. Hoover and
Tom Crowley have dissolved partner
ship. They will each continue the real
estate business personally.
Frank Ticknor has this to offer and
has as witness his friend Louis Reich
Ell, the jeweler: "While standing on
the bridge, Friday evening at five o.
clock, they noticed lone prairie chic
ken coming up the river, flying very
low. 1t alighted in the Consolidated
Park" Frank is very enthusiastic O.
yer the fact that there is one Prairie
chicken left.
The Riverside House south of the
Commercial Hotel has been closed and
the house furnishings are being sold
this week at chattel mortgage sale
in the building next to the Gaulke store
on Second street north Louis Fourier
has charge of the sale.
It is reported that VIM. Hunt who
was shot while hunting in the town of
Richfeld yesterday, died last evening
The young man was about twenty
years of age.
The cranberry growers in this vi
entity are having a great deal of trou-
bic in securing cars for the shipment
of their. berries The delay causes
them a considerable loss and delay in
getting the berries to market. There
are thirty carloads ready for the Mil
waukee road and several carloads for
the Green Bay.
Mrs. w. G. McNaughton was hostess
to the D. A. R. Club at her home in
Port Edwards on Friday.
Albert Leuthhold with the Cham
bers Creamery Co., of this city has
gone to New Richmond to spend the
week end with friends.
The w. R. C. of this district met yes
terday in this city, several delegates
from surrounding cities being pres
ent. Dinner and supper was served
at the Methodist church for the Wis
itors.
Al. Periord left this noon for sagi-
nav, Mich.
Miss Raidt of Minneapolis is in the
city visiting with relatives.
The second team of the Lincoln high
school and the Wautoma high school
football team played at Wautoma on
Friday afternoon, the score being So
to Is in favor Of the Grand Rapids
team. Prof VIM. Baldauf accompan-
! led the team to Wautoma.
MONDAY.
Louis Schall and party hunted ducks
at the Bayou in Adams Co. Sunday
While there they saw large buck The
buck came down to the river, and swan
across as unconcerned Of the visit
ors as a domestic animal would be.
Mrs Mary Dougharty leaves tomor-
row for Twodot, Mont, where she will
visit with her daughter Mrs J. D. Her
rick
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Searles enter
tanned at tea Sunday night, Messrs
Dunkert and Melton and George n.
Wood. In the evening they repaired
to the Ideal Theatre and enjoyed the
program very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Case motored
| +o M0sinnn Saturday TO attend the wed