Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-02-03
PORT EDWARDS

Della surprison, of Port Edwards.
was N Wisconsin Rapids on a shop
ping tour Saturday.
Mrs. Nicholas Gauthier was among
the Port Edwards shoppers in Wis
ccnsin Rapids Saturday.
Nicholas Gauthier of Port Edwards
was a business visitor in Wisconsin
Rapids Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Cleve Akey of Port Edwards
was in, Wisconsin Rapids shopping
last Saturday morning
Mr. and Mrs. Mergetroid of Yes
per. are now living IN Port Edwards.
They have taken one of the new
houses that have been put up in Port
Edwards since Thanksgiving. Mr.
and Mrs. Cleve Akey live in one of the
new bungalows, too. All the five
houses that have been finished up are
almost ready for occupancy.
Mrs Dean Whitemore of Port Ed
wards was in Wisconsin Rapids Sat-
urday shopping.
Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Kroll and Mrs. Tony
Newman were in Wisconsin Rapids
doing some shopping on Saturday
Miss Margaret Surprison of Yer
Bunkers Crossing was in Wisconsin
Rapids Saturday afternoon.
There was meeting of the Port
Edwards Camp Fire girls at the
schoolhouse Saturday evening.
Reverend French, the district sup
arintendent of the Anti-Saloon League
gave two interesting talks at +. the
Port Edwards school house Sunday
the 3Oth
G. NJ. Hafenbrack returned to Port
Edwards Friday morning after bust
ness trip to Milwaukee
A. r. Jackson of Port Edwards is
away on a business trip in the south
fer the Nekoosa Edwards Paper Com
pany.
Miss Wieslander of Marshfield was
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hugh Mad
len, at Port Edwards over the week.
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Among the guests at the Port Ed
wards Cafeteria for luncheon Tuesday
noon were: Mrs L. M. Alexander
Mrs. Franz H. Rosebush, Mrs. Lev
LaRoux. Mrs. G. NJ Hafenbrack, Mrs
c. A. Jasperson, Mrs. Lampe, Mrs
Ross, Mrs. H. Subs, Dorothy Brazeau
and Molly B. Smith, all of Port Ed
wards
H. W Wicks, of Coloma, Wisconsin
The local deputy for Nekoosa Beaver
Colony No. "A, gave a speech on in
surance at Stevens Hall Monday eve
ming in Nekoosa. Mr.. Wicks held thi:
special meeting Of the Beavers to pu
before the members and their families
the new policies that the Beavers arr
writing now.
S. L. Stevens Of Nekoosa. presided
over the meeting in his capacity o.
Most Worthy Beaver. There were {
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and wives. A fine lunch was served tx
all those present, and all seemed to en-
Joy it. After the lunch there was ar
informal dance held in the hall. Every
body enjoyed themselves at the meet
ing and dance and all went home feel
ing that they had not spent then
tine without some real good fun.
Little James Hafenbrack is i'll anc
2nder the doctors care.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Matthews spent
Sunday at Saratoga.
Miss Luella Rossman spent Sunday
at her home at Marshfeld, the occa-
sion being the birthday Of her sister.
Otto Cash and Joe Menier of Alt
dorf were callers at the VIM. Surpris-
on home on Monday.
Donald Surprison has been number
ed with the sick the past week, but is
Gaining now. He is under the care OF
Miss Molly Smith
The little daughter at the Tony
Newman home has been on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Coos and little
son of Wisconsin Rapids spent Sun
lay with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holmes