Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-06-08
in this city among old time friends.

in this city among old time friends.
| Miss Sylvia Swartz is having a va.
cation from her work at the telephon.
office, which she is spending at Arpin
Miss Nellie Palmatier is home from
MenomInee where she taught school
the past year. to spend the summer
Miss Ann Hafner is having a vaca
ton from her duties at Johnson & Hill
store, which she is spending at Tiger
ton.
Mrs. A. P. MuIroy and daughter and
Mrs. Loretta Mulroy were guests at
the Gallaghan home at Nekoosa Sun
lay.
Miss Grace Sherman of Missoula.
Mont, will arrive in the city to-mor-
row for visit at the home of her sis
ter Mrs. R, A. Weeks.
George Halvorsen is having six
weeks vacation from his duties as
head bookkeeper at the Ahdahwagam
Furniture Co.'S office.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Forrand and
sons, Claude and George, left this
morning for an auto trip. They expect
to visit at Mather, Tomah, New Lis
bon, Mansion and Madison.
Henry Smith and three others were
members of fishing party Sunday
that caught 80 fish in ALL Henry
caught a three-pound German brown
trout in the 7-Mile creek and w. L.
Lane caught speckled trout weighing
one and one-quarter pounds. The
party had a delightful outing.
Miss Rena Philleo charmingly enter
tanned the Girls Club at her home on
Fifth Street North, Saturday after
noon. At the close of a pleasant af-
ternoon spent in playing Bridge, the
high score was given to Mrs. E. B.
BEDFORD. A dainty luncheon was ser
we'd, the tables being prettily center
ed with a handsome bouquet of val
ley lilies, roses and sweet peas. Miss
Irma Turner of Baltimore, Maryland,
and Miss Bernice Johnson were guests
of the club.
Mrs. George Smith, formerly Caro-
line Briere Of this city, and daughter,
Jane Louise, will arrive in the city this
evening from Seattle, and will spend
several weeks visiting with relatives
here. d.
A pretty afternoon party was Civ
en- on Saturday by Miss Marie Looze
at the Looze home on Fifth street
south, for Miss Lucille Church, a
bride elect. The afternoon was given
over to the playing of Auction Bridge,
four tables being occupied. Miss Ma
rion Jackson secured the first awards
for the highest score and Miss Church
was given the guest favor. Dainty
refreshments were served. Mrs. A.
Turck of Milwaukee was an out of
town guest present.
Miss Noretta Roemer is visiting with
her grandmother at Appleton.
TUESDAY
Leonard Bender and party motored
to Plainfield on Sunday.
Miss Viola Nash is visiting with re-
latives at Thorpe this week.
Miss Matte Slattery spent the week
end at Wausau with friends.
Miss Theresa Macy of Portage is in
the city visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Kellogg motor
ed to Stevens Point on Sunday.
W. E. Wheelan has returned from
a business trip to Milwaukee.
Herbert Voss is visiting his Aunt
Mrs. Beazan at Fond du Lac this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Sutor are at
tending the Elks convention at Green
Bay.
Tom Smyser has gone to Mime
sofa where he will be employed on a
dredge.
Roy Weiss of Stevens Point motor
ed to this city Sunday and visited with
friends.
Steve Echwebke and Earl Hill are
at Green Bay attending the Elks Con-
vention.