Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-02-22

portion Of the winter at Lebanon, S.
D., returned the 18th for a visit with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Koch
/ of Sigel.
Miss Alice Anslin of Almond is
visiting at the Mrs. Jake Walters
home.
Mrs. Ed. Beck was called to her
home at Wausau on account Of the
serious illness of her mother.
William Thiempke of Arpin was
down looking after the Stahl residence.
Mrs. August Kell visited at the
Rev. Piehler home in Arpin the 18th
between trains.
HERNIA Dassow, wife and youngest
daughter Della left Feb. IT for She
boygan where they will attend fam
lily reunion.
Jake Holstrum is quite sick with
the grip.
Miss Rolsma who is attending
school at Grand Rapids, spent the week
end at the home of her parents.
| Miss Elizabeth Welsh and little bro
Their of Marshfeld are visiting at the
home Of their aunt Mrs. Dave Wood
ruff for few days.
w. Z. Menick of Port Edwards stay
ed 1T the home Of his daughter Mrs.
Ray Bean Friday night, Feb. IS, and
left on the early train for Illinois,
where he was called on account Of
his brother being very low.
Mrs. Anton Lybinske Of Pittsville
is here visiting at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Ernest HaumschiId
Mrs. Joe Hlidelk left Feb. 16 for
Chicago where she will visit a couple
of weeks with relatives.
John Dhein and family of KelIner
are here visiting with his parents over
Sunday.
Erwin Stahl of Arpin was here be
tween trains Feb. 10th visiting his
friends.
Miss Edna Wittenberg went to
Wausau Feb. II to spend Sunday with
her friend Robert Prout of this place
who is attending Business College at
that place.
Orville Carlin left last Wednesday
Feb IA, for Waukesha where he will
visit relatives.
Edwin Wittig and wife of Grand
Rapids are visiting over Sunday at
the Wittig home
John Legs and wife are the proud
parents of baby boy born Feb. 9.
The Royal Neighbors gave a party
last Friday evening, and invited out
siders. The evening was pleasantly
: spent in playing games and at suit
able hour refreshments were served
after which all departed for their re-
spective home.
H. Fast and wife of Watertown, who
formerly lived here are visiting at the
home Of their daughter Mrs. Will Beh-
= ling Of Hansen.
D. McVicar returned here Feb. 10
after brief visit with his family at
Madison.
Mrs. J. F. Hill received a telegram
Feb. Is, calling her to Belvidere, III.
10 the bedside of her dying father.
4 number Of young people from here
attended. a party atthe Mike PEREZ
home in SigeI Saturday evening. This
evening was spent in dancing and al
report q good time.
A. ". ChiIson Of Marshfeld. who
has purchased the saloon property al
Seneca Corners moved his family anc
household goods out there Feb. Is.
Mrs. 0. Iverson of Sherry spent 9
few days Of the past with Mrs. Aug
KelI.
The Murgatroyd Bros. returned to
Auburndale the 18th to finish the brick
cheese factory on which they were
working. They had been delayed a
bout two weeks on account of the cold
weather.
VIM. Bramer Of Grand Rapids visit
ed at the Mrs. VIM. Miller home in
Hansen Feb. IS and Ii
Geo. A. Narney attended a Social
Center meeting at Miss NeIli Hanni-
fms school house il. Sigel Feb. ii,
Geo. Otto who has been employed
at Duluth, Mimi, for q short time has
returned to the home of his parents.
The St Paul train made its usual
run thru here Feb. 18th with a snow
fanger on ahead of the engine. This
was the first trip for a month
Oscar Oleson went to Milladore Feb.
Il, on business.
VIM. Ossenga shot wolf the past
week two miles northwest of here.