Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-04-26

Miss Ethel Enmes who has beer
seriously i'll with diphtheria at Niece
dab is recuperating and will be able
to come home on Saturday. This vii
be pleasing news to her many friends
Miss Maurine Lindahl has taken 9
position as stenographer at the Wood
County National Bank.
Mrs. 0. T. Hougen has rented the
WeiIand house on Washington Avenue
and will move into the same as soon
as the present occupants, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Arpin move to Duluth,
Mimi
A Marceau has taken position as
| caretaker of the Lyons Park south of
the North Western Railroad bridge
and will assume his new duties on
Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Herschleb has re-
turned from a several days visit in
Milwaukee.
Harry Mindak who has been at home
during the winter months left this
morning for Elmer, Minn., where he
expects to spend the summer
George Babcock has resigned with
the Tea & Coffee Co.
Mrs. Barbara narrower has re-
turned from visit in Madison.
Mrs. J. B. Arpin and Mrs. N. Rel
land were Wausau visitors today.
SATURDAY.
Misses Esther Pavlick, Louise Witte
and Thelma johnson will spend Sun
day with friends at Wausau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo ZiIlmer return
ed to their home at Watertown today
after a visit in the city at the H.
| Brown home
| Miss Ruth Fontaine is home from
Stevens Point where she attends school
to spend the week end
Dean Babcock who attends Carroll
| College at Waukesha is home to spend
the week end with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Guy 0. Babcock.
Louis Mueller, son of Mrs. Ida Muel-
Ter of this city who has been attend
ing the George Washington Medical
College for the past four years and
was to graduate in June was gradual
ed this week. He was one of nine of
the graduates who was given sta
ton at Washington, D. c., at salary
of 200 per month. This is an excellent
recognition of the young mans quail
ications and his worthiness to fill
the place.
S. G. Corey has been hired by the
ladies of the Federation to act as care
taker for the lots that will be donated
to be used for farming for the coming
season. Several of the citizens that
have vacant lots have donated them to
be used for planting and these lots
will be let out free to people who de-
sire them.
more Food This Year is Patriot
ism"
'The Hoe in the back yard is mighty
good backing for the flag on the front
porch"
Rev. C. c. Becker was in junction
City today to oficiate at a funeral.
/ Geroge w. Baker was business
visitor at Junction City today
Leslie Hougen attended a Sorority
Party at Stevens Point, last evening
Ernest Smith returned from Wau
sau where he underwent an operation
for goitre. He is feeling fine.
Paul Arpin and Donald McGlynl
motored to Stevens Point yesterday
Miss Lantz entertained the member
of the Girls Glee Club last evening
in the music room of the Witter build
ing. The evening was spent in musi
and dancing A most delightful tim
S was enjoyed by those present.
:. Mrs. G. W. Davis, Mrs. Louis Reich
: ell, Miss Mabel Gardner, leave Nor
day morning for Milwaukee wheE
they will spend the week.
Mrs. W L. Scott was taken to Mi
waukee Friday where she will ente
a Sanitarium for treatment. 1t WI
e be remembered that she suffered
e nervous breakdown recently.
Mrs J. R. Montgomery resigned h
position today as society reporter (
- The Daily Reporter after eight yea
efficient service. She will be miss
IT. by the Editor and Proprietor and ;
ne the employees in the office who ha