Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-08-18

dence OF Mr.. +. l.. Tibbits.
Miss Florence Horton was over from
Elm Lake on Saturday
Miss Luella Sackett, of New London,
is the guest of Miss lisa Bowen in this
city.
Mrs.,,L. B. Stowell and grand daughter
Matte left Tuesday for Plainfield for
visit with relatives
Mr.. Clifford Juneau goes to Chippewa
Falls to-day where he will spend the
remainder of the week with friends
Miss Flora Jones, South Bend, Ind.
pays SIS week to ladies for writing,
ETC., al home. Reply with stamped
envelope. Box R.
! Miss Clara Lipke, of Appleton,
sister to our popular young merchant
| Mr.. Theodore Lipke, is in the city the
guest of Miss Jennie Hasbrouck.
Mr.. Matt Anser, Spaford, Cole 4
Co.'S right hand deliveryman, is off on
two weeks vacation visiting with Lis
|
Messrs. RUDE and Russ Lyon, Frank
Houston, Carl Bandehne and Chas.
Parker, all members of the Third
Regiment Band of Wausau are at home
in the twin cities enjoying vacation.
Rev. VIM. Kilbourne leaves to-day
for Milwaukee where he will visit
week or more with his sister and family.
On account of his absence there will be
no services Sunday at the Cong'l church
morning or evening.
Miss Mary Arpin was united in holy
wedlock with Mr. Edward Boivert, of
Woonsocket, Rhode Island, while on
her visit in Canada This was sur
prise to her many friends in the twin
cities.
The person or persons who SO nicely
decorated the windows of A. G.. st.
Amour's tailor shop Monday night, will
be literally rewarded for the same by
simply making himself known to the
above named gentleman.
Miss Nettie Wheelan gave tea party
Tuesday afternoon in honor of her
guest Miss Mamie Lunt, of Appleton.
A large number of young ladies were
present who were given full possession
of the home and most pleasant time
was had.
We have just received five dozen Jas.
Means New $500 shoe, they are so
much better than his old style $500
shoe that we will close ont the 81 pair
we have at $240.
| DoUD & MUIR,
The Shoe Men.
| DR.. J. SimonsOn was called to dress
the hand of Conductor Jack Geller, of
the st. Paul road on Tuesday. Mr..
Geller had his hand smashed while
coupling cars at Eau PLANE but did not
have it dressed until he reached this
city. Heis now doing nicely.
Mr. Ferdinand Hass, of Babcock,
was married to Miss Josephine Schunct,
of Rudolph, Sunday August the 18th
Rev. Madsen performing the ceremony.
A large number of invited guests were
present and a social good time was had.
This young couple have the best wishes
of host of friends.
Mr.. Chas. Gouger is having erected
this week large porch across the entire
west side of his home. Mr.. Gouger is
constantly making new Improvements
on his already pleasant residence
property and this will be great help
in keeping the warm sunshine from
out the house.
! Mrs. c. 0. Baker spent Sunday in
this city with her family. Mrs Baker
has been making tour of the State
giving lectures for the "Viavi" Com
pany of Chicago. She gave a series of
lectures in Milwaukee where she was
met by enthusiastic audiences, also at
Amigo, Clintonville, New London and
Green Bay.
The undersigned begs leave to
announce his occupancy of the Kroner
gallery, and to solicit patronage for
artistic portraiture, copying, stcreos,
and instantaneous views. Reprints from
Kromer's negatives promptly made,
with new vignette, and finest finish.
Call for circular and samples.
w. j. DoRwARD.
A. j. Ogden, editor of the Amigo
Republican, was attacked on the streets
of that city by the sheriff's wife, who
attempted to give him horsewh1pping
for some comments he had made in the
paper about her. We know nothing of
the particulars, but we know Mr.. Ogden
well enough to know that he did not
suffer much at her hands.
Messrs. E. II. LaVigne, Glenn
Williams, Will Raymond, Chas. Lubbock
and Henry Painter returned from their
trip down river Tuesday evening. The
boys say they did not ''coon" eggs and
chickens or milk COW but they had
a big time just the same. They went
by boat as far as Merrimac, consider
able distance below Portage, taking in
the Dells and all the towns along the
river.
The public will take notice that owing
to great increase in business, OCCASION
ing additional activity in all depart