Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-10-19
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Brooks

II. A. Hersch1eb who attended the
Bakers convention in Milwaukee re,
turned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Genrich are in the
city visiting at the F. Denton home
for an extended visit.
Alex Smith and family of Biron left
Saturday for Little River, where they
will make their home.
Emma Erickson and Margaret Per
outke who spent Sunday IN Wausau
returned home last evening.
Ward Johnson, Harry Kempfert, Err
nest Anderson and Mr.. Hartl motor
ed to Stevens Point yesterday.
Ella Dahlke returned last evening
after attending the G. E. convention
in Wausau Saturday and Sunday.
The party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Babcock in the Biron Club House
Sunday evening was very well attend
ed.
Nathalie Demitz, Ina Podawiltz re-
turned from Wausau last evening
where they attended the C, E. Con-
vention.
Edith Blum who has been visiting
with Miss Laura Witt returned to
Stevens Point where she attends the
| Normal
Mrs. ]. Smith, Lorena Eberhardt
and Elsie Podawiltz returned home last
evening from Wausau where they at
tended the c. E. convention.
Esther and Anna Splies, Viola Pal
mer, Lillian and Leta Raath returned
thsi noon from Wausau where they
attended the c. E. convention.
Irwin Neitzel and Walter Fritz who
attended the football game at Wausau
Saturday and spent Sunday in MOST
nee returned home last evening.
Miss Ruth Fontaine and her room
mate, Miss Eunice Evans, both of
whom are attending the Stevens Point
Normal spent Saturday and Sunday
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones and daughter
Mrs. Morrison and Theron Case. Leo
Larson and Mrs. butcher motored to
Wautoma Sunday, where they were
guests at the Larson home.
w. J. Schroeder, who has been en-
ployed on the Daily Reporter for the
past six months left this morning
for Wausau where he will be employed
on the Wausau Record Herald.
Messrs, Burt and Dick Smith and
their families of Atlanta, Wis, dis
lance of 176 miles autoed to this city
on Saturday and spent Sunday with
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. E. C.
Smith on Wiley street. They return
ed on Monday.
TUESDAY.
Miss Marian Jackson and Miss Mary
Jones returned to their duties as teach
ers in the Stevens Point Normal on
Monday.
VIM. F. Gieue accompanied by his
son Erwin and Miss Alma Bissig left
Tuesday for La Vale, Wis, in his au-
tomobile to attend the funeral of his
uncle August Borchers who died there
recently. They expect to return on
Thursday.
The case Of the state of Wisconsin
versus George Otto, charged with
reckless driving was adjourned in
Judge Edw. N. Pomainville's court this
morning until October 81.
w. B. Lemley and wife returned to
Chicago Tuesday, in their Chalmers
six cylinder automobile, after a pleas
ant visit in this city with his parents.
The Historical and Literary Club
met last evening with Mrs. McGlynn.
After the regular meeting refresh
ments were served.
Frank Drumb has taken a position
as state editor of the Evening Wis
consin at Milwaukee. This is a big
jump for Frank and all his friends will
be glad to know that he has secured
such good position and wish him all
the success in the world.
Tony Peerenboom is booming around
town in a handsome new eight cylinder
Oldsmobile.
Mrs. G. Nelson and Mrs. N. Chris
tianson who left for Minneapolis some
time ago to consult physicians con-
corning their health are rapidly i'm
proving, but are still in the hospital.
When better they will spend few day
in Minnesota with relatives.
The class called the "Class in the
Corner" of the Scandinavian Moravian
church will have Marshmalfow roast
on Wednesday evening on the parson-
age grounds.
Mrs. M. Fridstein and daughter Lea
more who have been visiting in Chi
oono for SaYno finn will rot,,r,, bow; rb+