Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-02-01


Fred Keip Of Columbus visiting at
the home Of hsi brother Charlie Keip
IN Hansen.
Mr. and Mrs. c, ". Mckenzie Sun
daved with friends at Narshfeld the
DIST.
Dick Tjepkema has been laid up Of
late with tonsilitis.
The Equitable Creamery Co have
sold 3~e OF the horses used on the
cream route 70 EIr. Gas. Cco1e~0a-2~,
The ladies I'D Of the Congroga ,ioral
church met with Mrs. Herb Bean the
oath.
Fred Hass Of the town of Sigel had
the misfortune Of having q runaway
one day the past week and tie best
Of the two horses broke a leg and the
other one was badly cut un.
Henry Homan left for Blue Island
| Illinois for visit with his parents.
Mrs. Gerry Osenga is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Harry Kerks.ra il
| Chicago at the present time.
Fred Hessler Of Waulson, Iowa, is
visiting at the home of his brother
John HessIer.
Edgar Lubbock who is employed with
the Marshfeld Auto Supply Co. spent
several days Of the past week with
his parents in Sigel.
Mr.. Whitcomb Of Iowa bought up q
carload Of grade Holsteins, and ship
ped them back to be sold in Iowa.
The basket ball boys played a game
with the Nekooaa city team and got
trimmed up to the tune of IL to 81.
7. Van Natre and wife, Mr., Stew
art and wife took in a theatre play at
Marshfeld last Tuesday evening, the
23rd.
| Lawrence Oliver has been very
sick with the grippe the past week.
Milton Quinn left the 18th for WI
kesha where he will look for employ
ment
Mrs. Orson Bean, Miss Edna Tom
phorde, Miss Edna Wittenberg and
Miss Ruth Stewart took in the 5az
ket ball game at Nek2oza bl4 18th.
| Geo. Prout who was visiting at Muk-
wonago arrived home last Wednesday
evening to look after some business
matters returning the 9th.
Peter Bymers who has been visit
ing with home folks for a month re
turned to South Dakota the 3Oth
where he will be employed in a depot.
Mike Schmeclzel Of Ripon arrived
here Saturday to look after his farm,
which is being run by Mr.. StilIman in
| Hansen.
The HI Brooks Show Co., gave an
other interesting show last Thursday
evening and a dance after the show q
large crowd being present.
| D. McVicar returned home the ? Il tn
after being absent to attend the fu-
neral of his aged mother at London.
Catholic church services were held
Sunday the 28th and after church Mr..
Ernest Haumschild and wife had their
baby christened, Willis Ernest Haum-
schiId.
Prof. Clark and Prof. Jackson have
plans laid for erecting a new barn
size 4Ox1OO on their farm in Hansen.
J. H. Schmidt went to Madison, the
latter part of last week to hear W. ].
Bryan speak.
Mrs. Cliff Bluett Of Grand Rapids
was a guest at the Carlin home one
day the past week.
Miss Mary Terinaat was given a
kitchen shower at her home the pass
week by the ladies aid of the Reform
ed church. She received many useful
presents.
The Missionary society of the Con-
gregational church met with Mrs. w.
Turner the Doth
Mrs. B. Whitehorne has been con-
fined to her home the past week with
the grippe.
The teachers Of the graded schools
here are preparing for a social-center
meeting to be held at the school house
Friday evening Feb the 2nd, Prof.
c. W. Schwede Of Grand Rapids win
be the main speaker for the occasion
after which a plate supper will be ser
we'd to all.