Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-03-15

to Chicago after short visit in ths
: city with friends.
Rev. Richard Evans of Wausau vii
be in town tomorrow to attend the
Father and Son banquet to be giver
at the Methodist church
Miss Margaret Mentzel of Chicago
has arrived in the city and has taken
charge of the millinery department of
Cohen Bros. store. Miss Mentzel
comes to the city highly recommended
and everyone is cordially invited to
call and inspect the Cohen Bros. line
Of millinery goods.
Miss Flora Tebo has returned from
a short visit in Milwaukee and Green
Bay.
J. E. Monahan of Milwaukee was
a business visitor in the city today.
The Elks will hold their annual e.
lection of officers at the meeting which
will be held at the Club House this ev
ening.
Miss Dorothy Normington and Miss
Margaret Pomainville were guests
Saturday and Sunday of Mrs. J. Nor
mington at Stevens Point and while
there attended the basketball tourna
ment. They both report a very de
| lightful visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Painter and son
Benjamin of Princeton were shoppers
in the city today.
All those attending the style show
lat Johnson & Hill Co. store on Wednes-
day evening will kindly enter by the
Third Avenue north entrance.
NJ. c. Geoghan is a candidate for
reelection for alderman nthe Third
ward this spring. Mr.. Geoghan has
held the position of alderman for the
past two years and made good.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Bedford and son
John spent Sunday with relatives in
Oshkosh.
Mrs. E. B. BEDFORD will return to-
morrow morning from ashort visit
with Mrs George P. Berkey at APP
pleton.
A F. Billmeyer was avisitor at
Stevens Point the latter part of the
week
Attorney Hugh Goggins was bust
ness visitor at Stevens Point on Satur-
day.
The A. B. C, Prayer Circle will meet
on Wednesday afternoon at two o'cl3ck
at the home of Mrs. George NJ Hill,
at 553 Eighth avenue south.
Rev. Richard Evans of Wausau will
arrive in the city tomorrow noon and
give the principal address at the Fa-
Their and Son banquet to be held in the
NJ. E. church parlors at seven o'clock
Wednesday evening. All men, wheth-
er affiliated with the church or not,
are invited.
The Ready to Wear Parlors have
been fortunate in securing the service
of an experienced saleslady in the
person of Mrs Seay of Chicago, who
was formerly in the Coat and Suit De
partment of Marshall Fields retail
store, Chicago, She has modelled in
Ready to Wear Departments in Mil
waukee and Cleveland and comes high
ly recommended.
J. w. White of Lindsey was bu-
siness visitor in the city. While here
he was a pleasant caller at this office
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schier of Gran
moor were guests today at the I. Zim-
norman home.
Albert Marcoux of Nekoosa has sold
"a four year old Percheron mare to VIM.
Brien of Armenia
Fred SoderIund, the man that was
injured while shooting pigs the past
week, and who underwent an opera
ton for the removal of a ball that was
discharged from a revolver, from his
brain is getting along nicely. The ball
entered his right temple and came out
through the forehead.
WEDNESDAY.
F. B. Warner is a Wausau visitor to
day.
Mrs. Davis will return to her home
at Madison this week after visit in
the city with her sister Mrs. J. S.