Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-07-12

Bloody Rum" tributary of the Four
Mile Creek, in the town of Grand Rap
ids and succeeded in landing four
trout. One "A inch Rainbow, one 13
inch German Brown, and two II inch
Speckled Trout. Nice work for this
stream.
Steve Schwebke, who has been at
Fort Sheridan Camp for the past 8
weeks has been discharged and is
home for a few days. He expects to
return to Milwaukee and join the Reg
ular army
Jack Barnett, of Colorado, arrived
in the city this week and expects to
make this city his home It will be
remembered that Mr.. Barnett for
merly resided in this city and left with
his parents six years ago for Oregon.
Since then he located in Colorado and
Joined the National Guards and serv-
ed with them on the Mexican border.
He was discharged from the service
because of an injured knee. His old
time friends are all glad to see him.
Residence lots for sale cheap. Call
on Geo. n Wood for particulars. tip.
Orson Cochran is at Colby this week
tuning pianos. Orson has an excel
lent reputation for doing the best work
in tuning pianos.
Joseph Arpin, of Atlanta, Wiscon-
sin, autoed to this city to join his fam
lily who have been visiting here for the
past two weeks, and together they will
return home the latter part of this
week via auto
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Craus of Ana
conda, Montana, and their daughter
Mrs. G. G. Tuchscherer and son Ed
ward, of the same place arrived in the
city and are guests of DR.. and Mrs
Edward Hougen and family. They ex-
pect to spend couple of months in
Wisconsin visiting relatives in Grand
Rapids, Menasha PittsviIle, Bruce,
Brentwood and Sheboygan
For Sale 30 lots at bargain. See
George N. Wood. ftp.
Miss Mamie Slattery, was the guest
of her sister the past week at River
Falls, Wisconsin. They arrived home
Saturday and Miss EIeanore will spend
few weeks vacation in this city and
is highly pleased with her position
there.
Mrs P. Moberg left Tuesday in COM
pany with her son August for Reno,
Nevada, where she expects to spend
the summer and winter.
Mrs. B. J. Closuit and son Freder-
lex, spent Sunday in Mcmillan with
Mr.. Closuit who is employed there.
Mrs Robert Rowland and son Del
bert, spent the past week in New Lis
bon at the home of Ed. Bonham where
they were members of a home coming.
Harold Rodighier, a nine year old
boy while at the swimming pool, Mon
| day afternoon, met with an accident
while sliding down the long wood chute
in which a silver, several inches long,
entered his body passing thru the flesh
and causing a severe wound. The lit
tie fellow is getting along nicely and
this is one of the first accidents that
has happened in this sIuice-way or
slide.
The Red Cross Chapter opened work
rooms at the Elks Club yesterday They
are located on the second floor. Every
woman in the city is invited to spend
as much time as possible in the REQ
Cross work during the hours of tc
o'clock every afternoon.
Rollin Moe, of Black River Falls
who has been the guest of Miss Mar
guerite Johnson, the past week, re
turned home Saturday.
Miss Emma Dugas of Watertown
Wisconsin, is in the city guest at the
home of Mrs. D. J. Arpin. She vii
be kindly remembered as a former
resident Of this city and her man!
friends here will all be glad to renew
their acquaintance with her.
Palm Beach Wash Skirts, you
choice at S2.75. Come early Frida.
and Saturday. l. E. Wilcox. 1.-two
: Master John Arthur Blumenthal
/ five and three-quarters years old o
!. Kansas City, Missouri is the guest o