Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-07-03

; formerly Miss Ella Merriam of this
city.
The Fish train that goes north on
the St. Paul road, Saturday morning
! at 2:06 o'clock will leave this week
on Friday morning at 2:O6 o'clock
on account of that day being the
| Fourth.
Miss Helen Johnson left Saturday
for Chicago where she will attend the
summer session at Gregg Institute,
after which she will spend two weeks
camping with party of friends at
| Shawano Lake.
Harry L. Hagerstrom, brother Of
| Charles Hagerstrom, who was killed
in action last summer, has landed at
| Gotham from overseas. He served
in the Engineers and wires that he
will soon be home.
Mrs. Carl Johnson of indianapolis,
| Ind, formerly Miss Nathalie Spaf-
ford of this city, arrived home the
past week. and is visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edw.
| Spafford, on Washington Avenue
Mrs. I. P. Witter and Mrs. Char
lotte Lynn-C Campbell made a trip by
way of auto to Milwaukee and Madi-
son last week, returning home Sunday
evening. They were accompanied
home by Senator I. P Witter.
The surface soil taken off of Oak
| street near the Gardner block was haul
ed by the city teams the past week to
fill in the low places on the city lot
back of the Huntington Garage. Both
places will look better for the change
herman Smith, the carpenter and
picture framer expects to leave Mon
day for Campbell Minnesota, where he
will do some carpenter work for his
son-in-law, O. c. Mccormick, who is
operating a large wheat farm He ex-
poets to be absent several weeks.
R.. M. Gibson has returned from
Milwaukee and Madison where he has
been on business in connection with
the American Legion for which he is
state secretary. He reports that five
new posts have been established in
Waukesha county during the past
week.
Mrs. Bernard Mauel entertained
twenty-five guests at her home on
Washington Avenue Sunday evening
in honor of her sister, Miss Anna
Bauer. The evening was spent in
Icontests, games and music and at a
late hour dainty refreshments were
served.
Mrs Carl Johnson of Indianapolis,
Ind, and father, Ed. Spafford, of this
city, Mrs. Ed. Lee of Chicago and
Miss Frances Yaeger of this city went
lup to Trout Lake Sunday morning
where they will spend few days at
the W. w. Meade home.
Sergt. Edwin Sharkey of Mosinee,
who has just returned from overseas
where he served in the 22nd Regular
Field Artillery for Is months, being
active in the last big drive that broke
the Hindenberg line, arrived in Grand
Rapids Saturday morning and will
spend the week with James Case and
family.
Mrs W. A. Marling entertained the
members of the NJ. and N. Club at her
home at 536 8th street north, Thurs
: day afternoon. A number of games
of bridge were played at the close OF
which honors were awarded to Mrs
Ray Capelle Mrs. J. A. Werle anC
? Mrs. F. S. Mengel were guests of The
/ Club Dainty refreshments were serv-
1 ed by the hostess.
Miss Florence Lust and Henry
: Hauser both of Pittsville were unit
t ed in marriage, Saturday evenir. a
e the Congregational parsonage, Rev
r Noel J. Breed performing the cere
lmony. They were attended by Mr.. anc
t Mrs. John Houser Mr.. and Mrs
;, Hauser viii make this city their home
e the groom being employed by the Mac
$ Yy:rlFlsn Manufacturing Company.