Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1918-04-04
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


visiting relatives, and friends in Mad
ison, GAINESVILLE and Chicago, is back
home and reports delightful trip and
visit.
Mis- Ruth McCamley left Sunday
night for Chicago where she will enter
st. Luke's training school to prepare
herself as a professional nurse.
Miss McDermid, assistant teacher
in the Wood County Normal in this
city, spent her Easter vacation in
Black River Falls with relatives.
Miss Esther Gill and her friend,
Miss Lulu Compton, both teachers in
the public schools in this city, spent
Easter Sunday with friends in Min
neapolis.
Miss Nellie Palmetier of this city
who holds the position of Supervisor
Of music in the public schools of Me-
nominee, has been re-engaged for her
fourth year
Miss Ruth Steinberg. who is at
ending the Bushes College in Wau-
zau, spent the Easter vacation at her
home in this city.
Mrs. G. S. Beardsley was the guest
# her son Roy, in Prairie du Chen,
Caster Sunday and then went to Mil
yankee for a short business trip and
listed with friends.
Miss Mavme Gahl, teacher in the
oublic schools of Auburndale, spent
'er Easter vacation with her mother
n this city.
Mrs. c. Kraus of Ashland who has
Naen visiting with her sister. Mrs.
Nhas. Movers at Port Edwards, re-
'1rnad TO her home this week.
Mrs. Tony Keyser of Rudolph was
n the CITY shopping on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Shoemaker, who
ave been making their home in Port
edwards. left last week for Chicago
there they will make their future
home
Miss Mildred Papenfus, a teacher
n the public schools in this city,
enent Easter Sunday with her sister
n Milwaukee.
Miss Helen Hougen, who is attend
NO Lawrence College in Appleton,
pent her Easter vacation with her
mother in this city.
George Corriveau, who is attend
ng Lawrence College in Appleton,
vas home for his Easter vacation. He
avs he enjoys his college life in APP
oleton.
Miss Edith Rablin and Mrs. Clara
Nelson were guests of their brother
larry Rablin and family in Eau Claire
few days the past week.
Donald Kroner, son of E. L. Kro-
ner of Minneapolis, has returned to
us home after spending a most de-
ightful weeks visit among the friends
If his childhood.
Fowls Of the heavier breeds cease
% produce profitable number of eggs
It the end of their second laying year.
This holds true with the lighter breeds
at the end of their third laying year.
Charles Natwick, assistant post
master, has rented the DAILY home on
Baker Street of Mrs. Elizabeth DAILY
md moved therein the past week. The
house vacated by Charles Natwick,
was purchased by Percy Daily and will
ne occupied by him in the near future
Mrs. Elizabeth DAILY has reserved two
looms in her house for herself.
All those interested in the Dry and
Wet movement were very conspicuous
Monday night in doing everything
possible in the interest they were TAX
ing on one side or the other on this
question. The band was out and
'arge crowds Of people were out shout
ng in favor of the success of the side
n which they were interested in most.
The weather on Election Day was
more favorable than usual. In the
carly part of the day the sun shone
brightly but later it became over
east and was cloudy.
The United States can not afford to
have a single foot of ground that is
reproductive in 1918. Remember
food fphtsn