Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-01-25

nay Mullen was out here the 10th
on business, making the trip for his
father who was not able.
Ferry Stuart and bride, and sister
Miss Ruth Stewart of South Wayne
are visiting at the home eff his sister
Mrs. T. J. Van Matre.
D. NcVicar left last Tuesday for
London to see his aged mother who is
very ILL.,
George Bleisner of MarshfeId and
family sundayed at the OIeson home
the DIST.
Elmer Dassow and Robert Prout
who attend business college at Wau-
sau arrived home last Saturday, the
goth to spend Sunday at home.
Miss Edna Becker, our music teach
er in this vicinity arrived at her home
in Sherry the 18th after a months Wis
it in Chicago.
W Strack shipped carload of
stock to Chicago the goth.
The basket ball boys will play a
game at Nekoosa with the city team
next Tuesday evening the 23rd.
Pete Bymers spent several days the
past week with his brother in Milla-
dore.
Doctor Norton of Grand Rapids was
called to the John Dorst home the
18th.
A. masquerade dance was given at
the dance hall Saturday evening. A
large crowd was present.
Fred Milbrandt who is employed at
BeIoit is visiting at the Tomphorde
home at the present time.
Jake Schmidt left the goth for Mad
ison on business trip.
Frank Guffen of Valley junction ar
rived here the 18th on business.
The Farmers Equity held meet
ing in Goldsworthy Hall the 18th for
the purpose of taking in about forty
new members.
VIII Bleisner decorated the inter
Tor part of the living rooms in the new
cheese factory in Sigel.
Joe Rokus of S;gel is hauling brick |
for new house to be erected in the
spring.
The church committee gave a mar
ried folks dance last Thursday even
ing. There were about thirty cou-
pies in attendance. A very good time
was reported by all.
Andrew Buteyn left Saturday for
Chicago on business.
Harry Burns of Pittsville attended |
the dance here Saturday evening in a |
open-sleigh and when start
ing for home the horse pulled out with |
the shafts, and left Harry to spend |
Sunday in Vesper.
Henry Scholten, who has been en-
ployed at Baldwin arrived home the
Doth to spend the winter with his par
ents.
Otto Zieher has accepted a position |
at the Silo Plant for the ensuing year.
Miss Kate Otto of Hansen spent Sun
day with Vera Quinn.
Ed. Adams mas resigned his posi-
ton with the Ellis Lumber Co. at |
Grand Rapids.
Guy Thornton of Grand Rapids was
here one day the past week.
The Equitable Creamery Co., held !
their annual meeting last Tuesday, |
and the following officers were elected |
w. Peters, Pres; Tom White, Vice
Pres; Arthur Bean, Sec; VIII Ehlert,
Treas; and H. Bassuener was elect
ed director.
John Krusth Of bingham was here
looking after his farm interest the
past week.
Mary Mollet spent couple of days
at the county seat, the past week.
The Literary Club will serve sup
per at the church basement at six o.
clock next Thursday evening, the
18th, and an interesting program has
been prepared by men only. /
Doctor Hougen of Grand Rapids was
,alled here Saturday to the Quinn
nome, their infant being sick,
George Horn had another opera
ION performed last Monday and is
getting along very slow,
VIM. Martin of Arpin was in our
rilIage the 18th on business. /
Hattie PircinUay yTrbO hos Eoay, vic |