Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-05-24

to her home by sickness.
Mrs j. W Cochran has disposed of
her home on the west side to ". T.
Lyle and will give possession immedi-
ateIy.
In letter received in the city this
week from Mrs JOS Thomas who with
Mr.. Thomas and their three children
have been spending the past six
months in Pasadena, states that they
are all in the best of health. Mr.. Tho
mas was at one time connected with
the Nekoosa paper mill and Mrs. Tho
mas was formerly Miss Leila Treat
who made her home in this city. Mrs.
Thomas spoke of a visit at the home
of Mrs Carrie Cameron, Webster and
also of visit with Mrs. Efie Goggins
Houston and Mrs. Alice Nash Taylor
all former Grand Rapids people.
Mrs. Geo. K. Gibson went to Mil
waukee the latter part Of the week
and was accompanied home by Mr.,
Gibson, driving up a four passenger
Studebaker ear for the use of Mrs.
Gibson and Miss Katherine.
l. Miss Virginia Ellis was hostess at
matinee party this afternoon at the
Ideal theatre, at which Mary Pickford
was very much enjoyed in "Hulda
from Holland"
The Misses Jane Taylor and Mil
dred Kruger were week end guests
at Madison.
Messrs and Mesdames Geo. W. Mead
and T.~.W. Brazeau attended a Theta
Delta banquet at Madison Saturday,
driving home the first of the week.
| P. C Daily who spent a few days
| in Madison last week accompanied the
| Mead-Brazeau party home.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. DeBour and family
who have resided in Wickham's Add.
ton for couple of years, have NOV
ed to Arpin where they will make their
future home and will operate butch
er shop there.
Norbert Daily and Lloyd McCathie
who have been on business in Mani
towoc returned last evening.
Mrs John Raath left for Marshfelc
. | Tuesday for a short visit with friends
DR.. S. E. Cottrill and A. H. Voss
were up to Altdorf on business Tues
day.
Mrs. William Kernine and daughter
Clara came up from Necedah Tues
day for short visit with friends. They
expect to leave later for Beloit, where
they will make their future home.
Miss Fern O'cain leaves today for az
t extended trip thru Wild Rose, Rec
: Granite and southern parts of tn
state.
Misses Eda Birkholtz and Emma Mi
Ter who were called to Tomah by the
sudden death of their grandfather re
turned to this city last evening.
' Harold Cannot Of Chicago, is in tn,
\ city on business today. ..
r Orson Cochran left Wednesday fo1
n Arpin and Bethel where he is on pro
e fessional business.
A. W. Kellogg of Neenah was {
guest of the Kellogg brothers in this
: city on Tuesday.
A party consisting of A w. Kellogs
: of Neenah, Warren Fisher, Myer Frid
stein, Sam Church, and C. F. Kellogg
nlotored to Neenah Tuesday where
r they all attended the dedication o
the Masonic Temple Tuesday night
, An elegant banquet was served ant
, the exercises and speeches were al
very fine. They all mootored back t.
the city the same night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Reichel anc
l daughter Inez, and Miss Fordyce, were
members of a party who attended the
r dedication of the Masonic Temple il
Neenah Tuesday. They motored over
and back in Reichel's car.
Miss Marathon Gumz of Rudolph
spent several days in this city visiting
with her sisters.
: F. L. Steib and family, Ruth Nc
, Camley and Fern Love spent Sunday
at Lake Van Kuren. They enjoyed q
picnic lunch and auto trip.
Len Smith and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sid Denis Of Nekoosa motored to
Lake Van Kuren last Sunday. :.
John Steib Sr. and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Gruber lunched al Lake
Van Kuren Sunday afternoon. They
went down in Mr. Steib's REQ car
They report the roads as good.
Al RENDER, VIM. Scrieber and Al
Witte were fishing Sunday, at Lake
Van Kuren near Necedah. They caught
several nice fish
Adelia 7. Smith is planning on clos
ing up her restaurant on Second St. n.
about June 1st and moving into one
| of her h0I1SpS on WaShipu+oy, Avo