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DAILY LEADER, TIH KSIIAY I '*E THEATERIX)N I TJ-:0Italy9circuitThe Law ot the RangeA Imj Itisiin. ihive j»a*l IVutnr« vvilli Wiu niff mi «iiill Murie \' alcainp in «• «* load.4 Maid By ProxyOne uf those funny W-stur cmm-djes. featuring .luck Dill n Hilly Khwlcb.and lOc•and Personalvisit til the home of their son, A. E.s Ihis . Weutherwux, on Fifth street.floor wheiv they will be nut by Mr ami Mfs. J-Vu| Ruenius aiul Ur. C. T Foote ami lay aside their wraps They will then join their ocvrts i» the lounging room where they will pi received lv Messrs, and Me.sdumes W J. Conway, Isuae P. Witter and hX \V Ellis and Mr. James (IJemion am will then be shown through the new building Promptly ut W.O o'eloel the doors of the magnificent lodgv room will be .-thrown open and the Grand March led by Exalted Rulei Normingtou and Indy will lake place which will be followed by u few hoim of dancing to the music of the six piece* Klks orchestra. From eleven o’clock on light refresh men Is will be served in tin- dining room.herA Dakota Visitor—PERSONALSGuy Gardner has bcen 'nt Plainfield on business this week.Ratt Slmikcy has gone to .MerrillMrs. 12. J. Morris of la*mon, South visit relatives..Dakota, is in the city for a visit of ,JIC of .two weeks at the E. M. Covlo home Mg uti Hthchant i*sdav s aA lie Social—On Sunday afternoon and evening there will be u ''lie sociai” at the E. C. Wilke home in Rudolph for the benefit of St. John's Lutheran church of Rudolph.-o-Mrs. John Schmitt, of Dorchester i.-; visiting in thccily.Miss Augusta Rooscn of Tomuh is a guest at the Oscar Roosen home. -o------andMiss Irene Laramie visited at Marshfield several days this week.Reading Was Pleasing— M5ss Mur' Noibor, who is employedThe third number of the lecture “ Chir:'f-°- is visiting ut her west course given this winter by the l'oung R‘‘*c bomc-randI People’s Union was held last eveningbjoicJat the Congregutionul church. Mis?;newf®llrtt? Wi,mcl*» a l eader, was the at-‘ traction and her reading was exceptional! fine arid very pleasing to those in attendance. The next and last tugh- numbcr tbe course will be on Month M. ,luv evenin£* Feb. 22nd.i The Young People’s Union are mak-en-lutev ,nJr arra,‘£l‘mvnus to put on a course ulace nftxt ’inter furnished by the University Extension tiuvenu.Initiufe Large ( Ians—jgre-’ ^ tbe J’Clfular meetingliter- A1 v.d.ic Workers lodge last a,i,f about sixty members wereof the evening presentIrcet aruJ following the business session theiSion1*1linedA.rsonfinefollowing young people were initiated into the order: Misses Esme Zeaman, Ruth Klein, Madeline Howle.lt, ITolen Pel crick and Leona Whitrock ami Will Cummings. After the ceremonies of initiation u lunch was served and nn hour was spent in dancing.M. 12. Wilder of Wauloina was a visitor in the city yesterday afternoon.Mrs. Milo Drown and children arc visiting relatives and friends in Vandreissen.—o-Mrs. W. H. Jaike of Kewaunee is a guest at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Eclw. Buddie. —o-Misses Anna Psilzer and Alice Men?, of Appleton arc guests at the Henry Weil a nlt;? home.Mrs. Finncrly of Oeonomowoe is a guest at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Forest Mongol. o-Mrs. Herbert House, from Hancock, is visiting her brother, Mr. Alfred Em rues, and family.the *;aRt Concert of Series— the T,c tb‘rf* Farior Musicale of the winter was held last evening at the I. M. Alexander home at Port Edwards. The seventy five guests were received by Mr. and Mrs. Alexander and their house guests, Mrs. L. A. Prndt and Mrs. Jeanette Coates of Wausau. The artiste of the evening was Miss Alma Peterson, a soprano Kiks so^0,st' wbo ff'wtlv charmed her audience with a fine program which admirably displayed her beautiful voice. She was accompanied, by Prof. Theodore K ringer, pianiste.This was the last number of a series ,®n9 «f three concerts given by subscrip-rei tion and they have proved so pleasing that another scries will be arranged to take place during the coming yenv.dieswanKe-at-aiilJoe and Loo Znbmvu have returned ] from Footville where they have been employed on n dredge. o-Mrs. Jos. Wic.rrch of Korestvillc is. a guest at the home of her sister.' 1 Mrs. Krlw. Rndettc.Mrs. Edward Rodette was at GreenBay the first of the week to consult a physician regarding her health.-~o--Lloyd Allie is eonvalsring from adc’s017-jni-IplcEntertained Societies—The west side ladies aid society o? the Methodist church entertained the east side society, the M. W. K. 01 ub^ the Lincoln Circle and the aid society .of the Port Edwards church, at the ] e Methodist church parlors yesterday ion afternoon. About sixty live ladiesfindwere present und thoroughly enjoyedrl aventisrialral»is•n-j ■ •» » ^ ^^ —I*'1' the program which had been arrange 1 for their entertainment. Each society contributed a portion of the program. Mrs. E. G. Carpenter, president of thi* Lincoln Circle gave u reading; Mrs. W. J. Fisher, represented the east side society with a reading; Mrs. C. A. Jus person, president of the Port Edwards society gave a humorous recitu tion on Women's Suitrage; the M. W. K Club had arranged a musical puzzle iii which all the ladies present participated, which ufl'orde.i much of amusement. The west side society a put on a contest in which the first — prize was won hv Mrs. Eugene Milk-and the consolation prize by Mrs. -7L Moldenhauer. Late in the afternoon rolls, fruit slices, pickles and coffer «. were served.siege of the grippe which has confined him at home for several days. o--—fMr. and Mrs. Frank Sheehan, and two sons of Portage visited Grand Rapids- relatives the first of the week.ilNeil Grignon, eldest son of George aCriffnon, is a member of the U S. Navy and is located at Great Lakes, III. - ■— o—Me. and Mrs. DickCullahar. of J Wautoma have moved to the Andrew!* Seails marsh at Walker where they 1 v will be employed the coming year.Bed McDonald of Ladysmith spent several days in the city this week aguest ut the home of his parents, Mr.’ u and .Mrs. R. A. McDonald. J j»r, c;or | 11Cl-The Elks Party—J The leading social events of the week are those which will be held tonight, Friday afternoon and evening in honor of the opening of the Elks new home which has just been completed. ThisHarry Ebcrhardt, who is suffering 0 with yellow jaundice, is much tcttc but still unable to attend school make nightly deliveries of the Leader; 4-y*ib G c.in the Third ward.-oMrs. Henry Sampson, Jr., had the misfortune to lake n severe faR this j week that so badly injured her side thut she is confined to her bed.t^r.— n-Auctioneeis in Demand.Janesville. WIs.. Fob II.- Willi 1hn|BIlfI’IStTtilevening the two hundred nine member of the Elks lodge of this city and their ladies will participate in the festivities and the? afternoon and evening receptions tomorrow wiil he to their friends outside the order.At eight o’clock this evening the guests will begin to arrive at the beautiful new building where they will be received in the entry by the Exalted Ruler lt;\ A. Xonuington and wife and the Exalted Ruler of the state H. 1*. 0. K. Otto IL Koenius andwife. The lady guests willi rn me-— diately repair to the lady's reception al. and dressing rooms on the secondannouncement that farm auctions can b held in I lock and adjacent counties where the hnof and mmitli disease has bi^n preialent. there has been a rush for dates HUcl in some cases three and frur auctions are beine belfi on the s:.me day. There has been a large non.her of properly transfers ul irigh prices and farms change hands March 1. compelling Ihe. former owner to dispose of their stock before Uiat date.Ask Prohibition on Wlr.ter Fishing.Winter. Win.. Feb. 11.- The proliibi-ltd. of the rale of bass. nuiHkellonge. p'tkerel and simitar fish rauphr In northern Wisconsin waters during Ihe winter is being sought by the Wilder Rod and Gun club. The hi.s just adopted a resolution meinor-allying Hie legislature to Ihis effect f( Is claimed that only professional firl ernieii catch and sell such fish In the winter and Hint the scltlcr and Bporsman is damaged by depleting lakes and rhcr».lt;Mkihirrn»lbc:mf.»H!tcIIIniCJSuh.MTihc for the Diily LeaderwScla-Itvij*ler
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Daily Leader
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, US
Thu, Feb 11, 1915
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