Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-09-13

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The Women's Club consisting of
sixteen members, were delightfully."-
entertained at 7 o'clock dinner at
the Hotel Dixon, Tuesday This was
the first meeting Of this club since the
summer vacation and therefore it was
made a social affair rather than a
business meeting. The dinner was
faultlessly served and greatly enjoyed
by those present.
Rev G. G. Becker, pastor Of the M.
E. Church of this city for the past
year, is back from Wausau, where he
spent the past week attending the an
nual conference of the NJ. E. Church
of Wisconsin, He was reappOinted
as pastor Of the pastorate of this
church for the coming year.
F. B. Warner, local agent for the
N. r. Life Insurance Company, is in
Atlantic City, New Jersey where he
is attending the convention of all
members who have written life insur-
ance policies to the value of 100000,
or over, during the past year. This
indicates that Mr.. Warner is one Of
their best agents.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Philleo, and
daughters, Elizabeth and Rachel, spent
Sunday with their son and brother, AID
olson Philleo, who is a member of
Troop G, at Camp Douglas, and left
on Tuesday for Waco, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Reichow Of Min
neapolis, are in the city visiting with
relatives. Max will be remembered
as a former employee in the Reporter
printing office.
Louis Schroeder Jr., went to Camp
Douglas to visit his friends in Troop
G Monday, and while there enlisted
in said Troop. He sent his clothes
home and left with the Troop for Waco
Texas, Tuesday.
FOR SALE:-1914 Cadillac Foul
equality" Car self starter, Good tires
extras, thoroly overhauIed, $3.50 cash
See it. NJ L. Dowse, Kenosha, Wis
Tel. 240 or 2754. 3twp.
The following persons were in Wat
sau over Sunday in attendance at the
annual M e. Conference: Mrs. Mary
Runckle, Misses Daisy Thompson, Ell
ell Nissen and Grace Morgan, Mr.. anC
Mrs. c. G. Becker and Mr., and Mrs
Alexander Of Port Edwards.
Mrs. S n Whittlesey of Cranmoo1
and Miss Anna Bamberg are in Mil
waukee experimenting the Wisconsin
Cranberry Exhibit on display Their
this week
Judge Parks Of Stevens Point will
be here Monday to here a few matter
at the court house
FOR SALE-Brand new 1917 twi
Harley-Davidson 16 H. P. motorcycle
Electric equipment Run two hundre
miles j. Alexander. Port Edward
Wis. 4tp.
Mrs. Gotlieb Yetter and daughte
Caroline Of Milwaukee. who have bee
visiting with Mrs. Anna Yetter an
daughter, Mrs Emil Yetter, at tn
Emil Reinert home on Baker stree
the past week, left for their home !
Milwaukee, Friday.
Miss Julia Neibaur returned frol
Chicago where she spent the past thre
weeks visiting relatives.
Mrs. John Hahn, Tenth and Wisco1
sin streets, spent one day this wee
visiting relatives at Arpin.
FOR SALE One lot and bar
thereon. For terms and particula
call 213 8st street north. If.
Mrs. W. A. Baldauf, and daught
are back from Waupaca where she h
been visiting her parents.
Ross Denis, of Nekoosa, has be