Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-01-08


their some, They keep him right eust-
and out of mischief,
F. s. Gill is redecorsting the Gou-
ger building, preparatory to its open
ing on Saturday, January 10th.
Mrs. C. A. Jasperson entertained
the members Of the S. & r. Club at
her home in Port Edwards, Satur-
day. The paper of the afternoon was
on Roosevelt, the Man" After the
program a lunch was served and the
time spent socially.
Mrs. E. Volt, Fourth avenue north,
was hostess at dinner party, last
Friday. Covers were laid for sixteen
The table was beautifully decorated
with pink and white roses and ferns.
The out of town guests were: Miss
Clara Christensen of Menominee,
Mich, and Miss Emma Knuteson Of
Marinette, Wis.
Miss Helen Kroner has resigned
her position on The Daily Leader and
is going to Milwaukee to take up her
old work. While she was on The
Daily Leader her work of gathering
locals and society notes made the pa
/ per much better and more popular.
/ The local matter is what the people
want. They care little for what they
get in the Chicago dailies. Miss Hell
en- Kroner win be missed as her work
was just beginning to tell when she
is abliged to leave it.
A number of friends and neighbors
of Mr. and Mrs. c.. E. Boles rendered
them a surprise party at their home
on Witter street, Saturday evening. A
6:30 o'clock luncheon was served af-
ter which the evening was spent in
playing bridge. Mrs. Ray Mead held
ladies' highest hand and Guy 0. Bah.
cock, gentlemen's high hand.
Mrs. o. r. Moore is expected to ar.
rive in the city Tuesday from Tom.
ahawk where she spent the holidays
with relatives and friends.
Edwin j. Hahn of Marshfeld was
in the city Monday on business at the
court house
Norbert DAILY and Frank Reilane
left for Marquette Monday night
where they are attending the Uniyer.
sity.
Roy bennington, Bill Smith, Geo
Corriveau and Punk McGlynn lef7
Monday for Lawrence College which
they are attending.
Miss Kathlyn McGlynn left Sun
day night for Nasonville where she i.
teaching school.
John France expects to leave mex
, week for California to join Eph
Church who went about a week ago
Steve Schwebke who attends the
, State University at Minneapolis re
turned Monday after a visit with Ills
many friends here.
A son wass~oorn Dec. 31st to Mr.
and Mrs. Van Camp on Elm street.
Carlton Stamm who spent tn,
past week here with friends return
ed Monday to his home at Minneapolis
DR.. and Mrs. j. j. Looze have re
ceived word of the serious illness O.
Mrs. Looze's father who lives a.
Superior, Wis. DR.. Anthony Looz.
and wife departed for his bedsid.
Monday morning.
Fred Nelson and wife of Eau Claire
We're pleasant callers on friends II
Grand Rapids few days last week
Mr.. Nelson is the proprietor Of the
Dixon Hotel at that place and reports
every thing booming in Eau Claire
He was at one time owner Of the
Central House here.
Chester Perrodin left for Appleton
Tuesday morning to resume his work
IN Lawrence College as did also Ru-
pert Hougen.
Percy DAILY began putting up ice
for the G. B. & W. r. r. Co., Monday
The ice is about eighteen inches
thick and of a fair quality. Mr.
DAILY has large force of men at
work and expects to be busy with the
harvest for several weeks. The pre-
sent job being but small proper
ton of the ice to be put up.
H. F. Gaulke is at Plover this
week attending to potato shipping
for J. A. Lutz.
Miss Maurine butcher, who has
been employed with the Daily Ice and
Coal Co., for the past three years has
resigned her position and will go to
Chicago where she will take, special
course as private secretary.
Jack Moulton returned Monday
morning from Chicago where he spent
the past two weeks.
| Miss Bessie Rakita returned to
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