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

W oIAeI dIe " wear HaH nose TIL
summer, according to fashions decree
] Between the desire to economic ant
the feminine longing to be in style
mere man is having less use for hi,
imagination each passing season.
Fred Hirsch, chauffeur, for E. "
Ellis was called today by telephone
to Wausau on account of the illness
Of his wife who is in that city receiv.
ing treatment.
| c. ". Worth who resides on 4th
avenue north is better from week
illness.
SATURDAY,
Miss Edna Wittenberg of Vesper,
will spend Sunday in this city with
her parents.
Claude Walters left yesterday for
| Houghton, Michigan, where he has
accepted a position in the packing
house there.
Mrs. A. Sedan was called to Sigel
on account of the illness of her mo-
Their
Mrs. Millenbah of Port Edwards is
visiting her mother at Sigel this week.
Mrs. Louis Closuit of Stevens Point
is visiting with Mrs. Matt Carey. 1t
will be remembered that she was for
merly of this city.
Mrs. L. E. Nash and son Garrison
Mrs. R. j. Mott, and Mr.. o. Garrison
spent yesterday fishing at the Four
teen Mile Creek.
George Hill Jr., returned from Du
luth, Minnesota today.
Miss Bessie Whitrock of Pleasant
Hill will visit with her sister Mrs. C.
Y, Rector over Sunday.
Emil Semrow of Munising, Mich,
is home for few weeks visit.
Miss Irene Sokolowski has resigned
her position at the First National bank,
George and Harry Gibson of Hart
ford, are visiting in this city with
their parents.
Jacob Bever has sold his residence
property in this city and they will
make their future home on farm near
Kellner.
Allen Slender of Hurley is in the
city the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.
Werle.
The weather temperature at sunset
on Friday, May 18th, the highest was
81 and the lowest Sd.
John McGregor, Adams county Road
Commissioner, was in the city yester-
day inspecting the Wood County cook
and sleeping house wagons.
A large number of the high school
students have gone to Stevens Point to
day on the Green Bay & Western, also
by the way of automobile. There is
a track meet in which ten different
school are contestants. A big day
is promised.
Prof. NJ. H Jackson delivered a very
interesting and scholarly address to
the senior and junior classes at the
Lincoln high school Friday afternoon.
His subject was the passion Play"
Frank Macdonald of Milwaukee, |
is in this city on business.
Bob Grayson of Stevens Point, is
visiting his sister Mrs. Joe Staub,
for few days.
Miss Josephine Poirier of Merrill, |
and Mrs. Privis, will spend Sunday |
in this city with Miss Sommers.
Roy Normington, Stanley Stark, |
Fred DoIaway, Lloyd McCathie and
Prof. Chadler left for Stevens Point
this afternoon to take part in the
track meet.
Norbert Daily and party motored 70 |
Stevens Point to attend the track meet. |
Harold Hill, George Corriveau, Paul
and Leon Arpin motored to Stevens
Point to attend the track meet.
Miss Bessie LaVigne is spending the
week end at her home in this city.
Miss Mary Fadner returned home
from Pittsville after finishing a sue
cessful term of school there.
Miss Hazel Bliss of Auburndale will
spend Sunday in this city with her par
ents.
Mrs Ben Minnehan returned home
last evening, after spending a few days
with her parents at Vesper
Miss Nellie Hannifan of the town of |
Sigel was in this city shopping today.
The work on the new Ketchum house
on Birch street, is progressing rapid
ly and will be completed in a few
weeks
Miss Fern O'Cain returned home
Thursday after closing successful |
term of school at Cranmoor.
Miss Emma Van Alstine is a guest |
Of Mr. and Mrs VIM. Revitt, 7th Ave. |
and High St., this week.
Mrs. Olga Schrieber is quite sick |
this week. She resides at Fourth ave-
nue. and Grant street.