Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-03-27

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continue to reside here until fur
ther notice.
Miss Florence Dupre Of Mosi-
nee is spending a few days in the
city visiting among friends and
relatives.
J. R. Ragan has rented the
Wipperman factory building and
will use the same for warehouse
purposes.
Mrs. John Mccormick and son
have returned to Fairmont, n.
D.. after an extended stay with
her parents, 15r. and Mrs. Her
man Smith.
Miss Viola Case was taken sick
one day the past week while a.
school. She has been confined
TO her home ever since.
Frank Leland left Tuesday
eor Stanley, Wis. where he will
be employed at landscape work
and ~ardering.
2. T 1LangeI left Monday for
. Green Bay where he viii be gone
few days on business connect
ed with his Office,
Mrs. Robert Solchenberger Of
| lTekoooa sDont the first Of the
week the guest Of Mrs. Elizabeth
C0oney.
Mrs. S. Springberg of Gary,
! Ind. Is here as the guest Of Mrs.
/ &. oteinbo~e Of Second St. N.
E7r. L. 0. Cain, recently re-
! turned from Y. NJ. c. A. work,
gave q very interesting talk be-
fore the Congregational church
Sabbath School, Sunday morn
ing lost. His talk was verv
complimentary to the Y. M. c.
A. aDd the excellent work that
order accomplished. He deDl0r-
ad the unfavorable comment he
had heard since his return, a.
bout the work oversea as there
was no inst ground for it, as he
| personally could vouch for where
| he was located. He was asked
/ many questions and promptly
| answered all Of them. He was
proud Of the Y. NJ. C. A. work as
/ he saw and knew of it. No infu-
ence for the care and good Of the
Isoldiers was administered over
! there by any organization that
was more helpful than that Of
! the Y. Ne. C. a. that he knew Of
or saw.
Miss Gertrude Schultz Of Mosi
,7eo arrived here yesterday for
a visit at the home Of Miss Ruth
Stpinber~ on Second St. n.
Several old time friends and
neighbors rendered Mrs. C. G..
Fkelund q surprise party Sat
,ordav afternoon at her home at
848 Saratoga Street in honor Of
her birthday anniversary. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent
in sewing. cvochatin0, social con-
vnrqa, ard at 5 o'clock delicious
supper was served, one feature
Of the supper being a large birth
dav cake. The out of town guests
were Mrs. Frank Noel, Mrs.
Marv Peterson. Mrs, H. F, Eber-
hardt and Miss Esther Noel all
of Port Edwards.
A number of ladies rendered
Mrs. Frank Otto a party at her
home on 18th avenue Friday af-
ternoon. the occasion being her
5Oth birthday anniversary. The
) afternoon was spent in crochet
inc and social converse and at
1870 o'clock q delectable lunch
, was served. Mrs. Otto was pre-
sented with > sum Of money as
a memento of the occasion.
Mrs. Geo. Blackford of Mil
waukee is visiting at the home
, Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rowland
Cor a few days.
t Miss Lucia Hoskins left Sat
: urday for Lacrosse where she
will spend a few days with
: friends and relatives.
Percy DAILY and mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth DAILY, left Friday eve
ming for Milwaukee where they
will be gone for a few days in
| the interest Of Mrs. Daly's health
Henry Hecker returned from
Appleton Friday evening where
he visited for a few days among
relatives and friends.
Rev. G. F. Ludwig, pastor OF
T the NJ. E. church was called tc
+ Green Bay Saturday to be with
: his son. who underwent an op'
s Grafton in the hospital there.
: Miss Nellie Palmatier left Sat,
Il urday for Menominee where she
teaches school after spending the
past few days with relatives ano
Y friends here.
+ Lieut.. Ebbitt Arpin, who has
! been in the aviation department
f of the y. S. Army overseas /:
/ home again delighted to see his
e relatives and friends. He i: