Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-02-10
wisssr hss announced L vaisnsins
raYts 10 BE El.en al the hotel Sunday

Witssr has announced Falshsns
rsrts 10 be given al the hotel suhdas
evening, February 18th. The dining
room and tables will be appropriately
decorated for the occasion,
The st. Rosalie Club, composed of
the young girls of the eighth grade
Of SIS. Peter and Paul Parochail
school of the Catholic church were
Saturday afternoon hostess at the K.
C. Hall to number of invited guests,
at very delightful costume party.
The girls were dressed to represent
different nations, and fun and frolic.
4 prize was awarded for the most at
.ractive, we'll chosen and the best
worked costume for which highest
honors were accorded Katharine Far
rell who represented the spirit Of
America. All the other costumes
created much praise and comment.
The young ladies entertained their
guests with old fashioned folk games
ed them with light refreshments.
Large publishing house wishes to
employ lady collector for instalment
collections at Wisconsin Rapids, P. e.
Holm, 3O1- Watkins Bldg, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
Frank Noel, Jr., of Port Edwards
leaves tonight for Wausau on bust
ness.
P. C. Daily returned from business
trip to Chicago.
A. G. Miller returned Sunday from
business trip to Chicago.
James N. Wyse was business visi-
tor in Milwaukee Saturday.
w. J. Taylor, cashier of the First
National Bank, returned Sunday from
business trip to Elkhart Lake, Wis.
M. II. McSwain and son, Mahlon
of Mosinee, were in the city Monday
evening, having driven down to see
| the boxing bouts at Days.
Editor E. S. Bailey of ,Marshfield
was in this city Monday having come
down to see the boxing bouts anc
transact some business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Mead, Belle
Isle, will leave Tuesday evening fol-
a two months stay in Miami, Florida
They will meet their daughter, Emily
and their sons, Stanton and Walter
in New York City, who will continue
the journey with them and will alst
remain in Miami for a while.
| Claude Forrand left Monday eve
ming for Superior, Wis, on bushes.
trip.
Samuel Gross and daughter, Ester
Eighth street south, left Saturda.
evening for a few days visit with re
latives in Chicago.
Mrs. Edward Morrill,, First stree
north left Saturday evening for ;
visit with relatives in Mosinee.
| Max Petrick one of the solid farmer
of :Arpin was in the city Monday.
= Mrs. Nettie Connor and daughter
Beatrice of Mellen, arrived in thi
city Saturday called here by the dealt
of Mrs. Connor's sister. the late Mrs
| M. sLemense.
w. E. Dunn of the Indian .Agenc.
returned Saturday evening from
business trip to Lacrosse.
Jack Mcdonald of Wausau trans
acted business here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Witzig, Mr.. an,
Mrs. j. Van Masten and Clarence Val
Masten all of Vesper, were among tn
Sunday visitors in this city.
Bud Fisher of Marathon was bust
ness visitor in this city Monday.
| F. w. Nye, Third street south lief
Monday afternoon for two week
business trip to Negaunee, Michigan
and other cities in the Copper Country
Philip Mobiles, Seventh Avenue So
returned home Monday morning from
Kent. Ohio, where he has been witt
The U. S. Navy.
| Edward Myers of Wausau, spen
Monday in this city.
VIM. Peters of Vesper was bust
ness visitor in this city Monday.
| A. C. Boomer and John Johnson
left in the Johnson car Monday morn
ing on a business trip to Wausau
Merrill and Rhinelander.
| Mrs. r. F. Johnson and son Nelson
left Monday evening for few day.
stay in Chicago.
Mrs. M. Geoghan, First street north
left Monday morning for Minnea
apolis to meet her sister, Mrs. NJ
White of Keewatin, Mimi, and boil
ladies will remain in Minneapolis fo1
a visit with relatives
Mrs. w. Charleston of Wautoma il
a house guest at the George Reedel
home, Fourth Avenue North.
Charles Loeffelbein of Milwaukee il
Ealing on friends in this city.
Mrs. A. E. Meffert of Gordon Wis
consin arrived Tuesday morning t.