Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-01-13


Pharmacy of this city. Mr., Bergen
will be the chief prescription clerk for
the local store; He has had six and a
half years experience in the drug
business and is registered pharma-
cist having been graduated from the
Marquette College of Pharmacy Mr.
Berger assumed his position here to-
day.
Mrs. Louisa Taylor left for Wa
basha, Mimi, to attend the funeral OF
her nephew, Edward Funk. Mr.. Funk
was we'll known here as he worked for
some time at the Biron mill. He
leaves his parents, three brothers and
three sisters, his aunt, Mrs. Louisa
Taylor and an uncle, S. A Granular
of Biron. The deceased was twenty
eight years of age.
Lawrence Broscc, who has been en-
ployed for some time at Fond du Lac
with the W J. Nuff Lumber & Sup
ply Company, has accepted position
with the Brittonhan & Hixon Lumber
Company of Madison. He will have
charge of large plant at Denmark,
Wisconsin.
Word has been received of the
marriage of Arthur NJ Arpin and
Mrs. Ottilia Weatherly, of Greenville,
Miss, which occurred in Greenville last
Thursday. Nothing more than the an
nouncement of the wedding has been
received by relatives at this time.
Mr.. Arpin is very well known in
Wisconsin Rapids, having formerly
made his home and later visited rel
atives here on several occasions.
Mrs. Elmer Harmon and children
| who have been guests at the home OF
! Mrs. lannon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Chas. F. Kellogg, left Friday for their
home in Waupaca.
| Mrs. Thomas Kells, First street
north left Monday for Chicago for 3
few days visit at the home of he'
daughter and family, Mr.. and Mrs
William Love. Mrs. Kells will be
joined in the near future by Mrs. J
R. Raglan and the ladies will continue
their journey to Hot Springs, Ark
ansas for stay of several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P Arpin ane
daughter, Cecile, Mrs. Harold Arpil
and sons, Tommy and Peter, Mis-
Anita Arpin, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Kel
logg, all left Tuesday for Neenah t.
attend the Levin-Arpin wedding which
will be solemnized Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs. A. B. Bever, Eighth stree
north entertained the Tuesday Carr
Club at her home Tuesday Afternoon
at Auction Bridge Mrs. R. L. Mat
thews held high score and Mrs. F. Linl
received the guest gift. Mesdames j
c. Werle, Bert Smith, M. Martin, f
Karberg, Edward Smith, Edward Tur
bin, R. l.. Matthews and Miss Hele
Kroner were guests of the Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Raglan lief
Wednesday evening for Chicago wher
Mrs. Raglan will meet Mrs. Kells an
they will continue their journey t
Hot Springs, Arkansas, where the
will stay until spring. Mr.. Raga
will remain in Chicago for a week
stay to attend the Furniture Conven
ton being held in that city.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Wood County Telephon
Co., held at the City Hall Monda
evening, the entire Board of Director
was reelected, the directors being
John E. Daily, M. H. Jackson, Georg
F. LaBour, F. W. Kruger and H. T
Fitch The directors reelected tn
same officers. Manager Smart's re
port showed that the company was i
good financial condition while it ais
outlined the propose building and con
struction program for the coming yeal
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Favell of Madi
; son, former residents of this city, al
rived here Monday to visit with friend
and relatives Mr.. Favell has bee
employed by the Fuller & Johnson CT
lat the state capital but states that the
have closed down and laid their me-
off. Everything in Madison is shu
down, Mr.. Favell states and work
very scarce.