Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-11-13

FARM BARGAIN:- Must sell 159
acre farm, about 90 acres under plow,
balance good timber; good productive
soil, buildings newly painted and over
hauled. viii sell cheap. First good
offer accepted, or will take Milwaukee
property. Write A F. Tiegs, 437
Broadway, Milwaukee, Wis. 6tc-10-2S
The Frank Coveau family of Biron
have moved to town and rented the
house at 81 Third street south,
Hrs. c. A. Klug left Saturday for
Marshfield where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Edw. Sutor for a few
days after which they will leave for
st. Paul where they will visit Mrs.
G. G. GIaddish, daughter of Mrs.
Kluge.
Game Warden William Cole of
Vesper was in the city on business
Tuesday.
Mrs. L. Reichel returned home on
Tuesday night from Philadelphia, Chi
cago and Milwaukee after an absence
Of two weeks. While in Philadelphia
she was the guest of her son, Louie
and wife, who reside there. Her son
underwent a slight operation while
she was there.
Attorney Hugh Goggins was a
Marshfeld visitor Tuesday.
n. A. Buck has returned from Mil
waukee and has gone to Marshfeld on
business.
Irwin Krueser and John L. Elbsner
who attended the Grosskopf- Kreuser
wedding here Saturday returned Mon
day to their homes in Mosinee.
The date of the Sophomore stunt
has been changed. It will be given
Friday, Nov. 21.
Mrs. George Smallbrook 66S Free
mont St., has returned from James
vile where she visited her husband
| Mrs. Smallbrook also visited rela.
tives and friends at Milwaukee.
Mrs. G. NJ. AlIerton of Belvidere
! Ill, is visiting this week with hen
daughter Mrs. VIM L. Macaben al
1919 Third Ave. N.
George Smallbrook of this city
who has been employed at GAINESVILLE
for some time past, is now foreman
Of a large number of men and is
well pleased with conditions in thai
community.
Miss Elizabeth Paulus Third Ave
NJ, is visiting this week with rela
tives and friends at Minneapolis.
Mrs. F. W. Genrich Of. Wausar
visited last week with friends anc
relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. BEDFORD enter
tanned number of guests at THEN
home on Witter street Saturday
evening at 700 o'clock dinner
places were laid for twenty-four. AT.
ter dinner the evening was spent il
playing bridge at the close of which
j.. first prize was awarded to Mr.. anc
Mrs. Roy Rogers and second prize t.
Mrs. T. w. Brazeau and C. E. BoIes.
Mrs. Charles Schuneman, Jr., en-.
tertained eighteen little girls at he1
! home on Oak street Saturday after.
noon, IN honor Of her daughter, Ber-
nice Charlotte, the occasion being
her fifth birthday anniversary. The
afternoon was spent in playing
games after which a bountiful lunch
was served.
The members of the Sunrise
Club were entertained at the home of
Mrs. Percy Daily at 11O4 Third street
South, Monday evening. The following
| officers were elected: President Mrs
Percy Daily; secretary, Helen Conway;
treasurer, Helen Carroll.
Thirty friends and relatives ten
dered farewell party at the Frank
Buss home at 766 Case street. Sat
urday evening, in honor of Mesdames
Frank Buss and Carl Topping who
will leave soon for GAINESVILLE where
they will make their future homes.
The evening was spent in social con
verse, games and contests after
which fine lunch was served. Mrs.
Buss and Mrs. Topping were pre-
sented with a remembrance from
their friends.
Edgar F. Kellogg has been elected
general superintendent of the First
Congregational Sunday School to fill
the vacancy of Earle Pease who has
moved to Milwaukee, and Clarence
jackson has been chosen as Director
OF Music at the church and Mrs. Ed
gar Kellogg organist. These changes
were decided upon at a meeting of the
trustees of the church Monday even
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