Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-03-11

Herman Tagging of the town of
Grant and Arthur Eth were in town
on business Friday.
Attorney A.. J. Crowns of Nekoosa
was III the city on legal business In
connection with the opening Of the
March term of the Wood county cir
cult court on Monday.
Attorney Harry Fitch Of Nekoosa
was IN the city Sunday evening en-
route home from Madison, where he
had been to appear in his capacity as
an attorney in the q. S. Federal
court
FOR SALE:-Two houses and lots
near the Lowell school. Phone 9O3,
Phoebe Carey.
Work of remodeling the former
Krause saloon, which is soon to be
opened as one of the Penny chain
stores is going on at rapid rate. A
new front is being put in, and the in
terror is being reftted by crew of
workmen. With this work progress
ing rapidly it is probable that the
new place will open on or about April
LIST, and it will give the east side an
other good store, which should prove
a magnet for trade.
Frank Wheelan who has acquired
the building on First street north in
which his pool room is located has a
force of men busy altering the inter
ior. New walls and ceilings will be
put in. Business is continuing as us.
ual during alterations, as the room is
being taken half at time.
In honor of her 18th natal day
Miss Erika Leloff entertained mum.
Der of her friends at birthday party
| at her home on Fourth street south
Sunday. The afternoon was pleasur
ably spent with games and music. anc
| light refreshments were served the
guests. Those present were: Grace
Garihee of Lacrosse; Helen Howlet
Marjorie Dickoff, Irma Searls, Evelyr
Bissig, Marjorie Weeks, Ruth Ruckle
Dorothy Fahrner, Elmay Eaton, Edit
Mickelsin, Helen Johnson and Evelyl
Leloff. Miss Leloff received man,
nice gifts.
| Members OF the Fortnightly Clu]
were entertained at the residence o
Mrs. Louis Reichel on Oak street OF
Friday last. Bridge furnished the di
version of the afternoon, the prize
being Won by Mrs. George La Bour
Mrs. John Schnabel, Sr., an,
daughter, Mrs. Harland Stetson, lief
for Hillsboro, Wis, Tuesday wher
they will visit friends and relative
for few days.
The West Side Ladies Aid Societ,
of the M. E. church met at the hom
of Mrs. Jake Lutz, Eleventh street
north, Wednesday afternoon.
| Miss Anna Kappa has gone t.
Stevens Point to visit her sister
Mrs. Pete Urbanowski, who has beel
a patient in the hospital there.
Mrs. Lillian Meadows returned Mo-
day from GAINESVILLE where she spen
the past week and has resumed he
position at the J. Hartl Cafe on tn
east side.
Miss Gertrude Philleo has returne,
home from Silver Lake, Mimi, wher
she mas been teaching school an
will spend the time here until Easte
recuperating from recent illness.
| Edward Eron, representing Nit
chell Barn Equipment company, re
turned to Milwaukee Monday afte
spending the week end with his bro
Their, Lew Eron. and family here.
Miss Natalie Demitz is confined t
her home on Fourth street south.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Gibson return
ed Monday evening from Madison
where they spent the week end.
| Mrs. Harriet Hougen entertaine,
the members ofethe Historical Club a
her home, on Washington avenue Mon
day evening. The regular program
was carried out.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Alexander re
turned Tuesday, from French Licl
Springs, where they spent the pas
ten days.
Leslie Hougen and his wife left OF
| Wednesday noon for Necedah wher,
Leslie will go into the Garage business.
on his own account We hope he viii
enjoy good business.
F. j. Wood, returned Tuesday from
Chicago, where he had been on bu
| siness trip.