Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-07-10

and Mrs. White both of Chicago, who
have been spending a few days with
Mrs. J. S. Thompson on Third street
south departed Sunday evening for
their respective homes.
Judge B. B. Park, of Stevens Point
will hold session of the Wood County
Circuit Court in this city commenc-
ing Monday, July 18th and will dis
i pose of number of matters pending
on that date
/ The Willing Workers Society of
the Scandinavian Moravian church
will be entertained by Miss Laura
/ Palmer at the home of Mrs. Hannah
Carlson, Chase Street, Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Gleue left Fri
day by way of auto for Madison where
they expect to make their future home.
They were accompanied by Mrs. l..
Kurth and daughter who have been
visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Booth of
Marshfeld spent Sunday at the G.
E. Boles home. They were accom-
panied home by their daughter, Mar
cia, who has been visiting the past
two weeks at the C. E. Boles home.
Mrs. Minnie Palmatier received a
telegram Tuesday from her son, Hor
ace Palmatier, stating that he had
arrived in New York on the D.
R. Collier, that morning from over
seas. He was with the GAS Casual
Company.
Miss Maude Tibbits of Milwaukee.
was the guest of Miss Ella Hasbrouck
the past week. Miss Tibbite will be
favorably remembered by many in this
city where she formerly resided with
her parents. Her father at one time
was mayor of Grand Rapids.
John Hoefer of Pittsville who sus-
tanned fracture Of the collar bone
IN a runaway last week is a patient
in Riverview hospital. The wagon tip
ped over throwing Mr.. Hoefer ont.
bruising him severely in addition to
breaking the collar bone.
The Directors and their wives of the
Wood County Asylum were entertain
ed at dinner Monday at the home of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Conner in Marsh
field Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Thompson of
Grand Rapids were present and speak
| in highest terms of their delightful
| entertainment
The Eligithian Camp Fire Girls.
Miss Inez Reichel, guardian, are
camping this week at Lake Emily.
The following girls are members of
the Camp Fire: The Misses Esther
Levin, Rachael Demeroe, Esther DAILY,
Mildred Dessert, Katherine Clark,
Maurine Mason, Maxine Mason, Ruth
Siewert, Viola Nash and Emily Mead.
DR.. Stephen Brazeau of Spokane.
Washington, arrived in Grand Rapids
this week for a visit with relatives.
He will be here for week or ten DAYS
DIR. Brazeau is native of this city and
is brother of Theo. w. Brazeau and
of Mrs. Chas. Quinn. His old time
friends here and at Port Edwards and
Nekoosa are always glad to see him.
Work of relaying the floor of the
wagon bridge was commenced Satur-
day morning by a gang of city en-
ployees who are tearing up the old
blanks and will install new ones. 1t
IS hoped that this will be the last time
that the bridge has to be repaired and
that by next year Grand Rapids will
have a new structure made of re-en-
forced concrete.
Coo. P Hanobrecht President of the |
Wisconsin Industrial Commission, was
2 our city the past week acting as me- |
1iator in the matter of difference be- |
tween the Papermakers Union and the
Nekoosa- Edwards Paper Co., who have
mills at the South Side, Port Edwards
and Nekoosa. $50 men are out of work
on the strike and have been for over
two weeks At this writing it looks
as if Mr.. Hambrecht would be able
to bring them together.
From Pittsville Record Joe San
vile suffered stroke of paralysis last
week in the hand. This is the second
time Mr.. Sanville has been incapaci-
tated in this manner, once before at
Bruce where he was working for the
Arpin company. 1t is a strange case
Complete paralysis will come over his
hand, lasting from two to four hours
Gradually it leaves and use of his mus
les comes back stronger ard stronge~ II
lz-tls he again has ner.aaI Ese - Ii !.