Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-06-15
Local and Otherwise.

90 degrees in the shade Monday.
How is that for growing weather.
Miss Laura Reeves is home from Kau-
kauna on her summer vacation.
Closing out sale of wall paper at
Johnson, Hill & Co.'S.
A POlander working in the field at
PittsviIG suffered sunstroke Monday.
He does not hunger any more if there
is bread made from Washburn Crosby's
Gold Medal flour on the table.
Hon. Geo. r. Gardner and family left
SUNDAY evening for visit to the worlds
fair.
Mrs. j. r. Chapman left Thursday
last for weeks visit with relatives in
ST. Cloud, Minnesota,
Mr.. A. L. Gross is expecting a niece
from across the brine who will make
her future home with his family.
Ellis Kroner is on the sick list. He
is suffering from an abscess that formed
in his head and broke out on his face.
Bsg1 Geo. n. Wood will give you first
class insurance on your property or life
at regular rates.
Miss Grace Minnahan left Monday for
her home in Oshkosh, while Miss Ella
will remain here a few weeks longer.
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Miss Bucholtz and Miss Common who
were boarding with Mrs. Worden have
gone home for the summer vacation.
Isaac and Ruth Witter will be home
to attend the Alumni association June
23d.
Mr.. g.. I. Greedy, Of Nashua, Iowa, is
in the city looking after his cranberry
interests.
Mr.. Gus. Frank was down from Mer-
ril Tuesday. That city will be his head
quarters hereafter.
A new shed is among the improve
ments made by Mr.. Edward Wheelan
about his premises.
Mrs. ]. J. Conway and children, of
Orient, South Dakota, are guests of Mrs
Peter McCamley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niensteadt, of Clarinda,
Iowa, are guests Of their daughter Mrs.
E. p Arpin and family.
Mrs. Dwight Huntington is enjoying a
new phaeton mornings and evenings
during this hot weather.
Mrs. P. j. Ryan, Miss Quist and Miss
Perhan; of Babcock, were guests at the
Carman residence on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plath, and Mr.. Dawson,
of New London, we're guests OF Miss
Bowen and Ida Calman over Sunday.
Mrs. J. D. Witter arrived home last
night and will be guest at the Harmon
-Spaford wedding to-day.
Mr.. j. A. Biron, of Merrill, has open
ed q barber shop in the new town of
Nekoosa.
Miss Edith Howard leaves for her
home in Tomah to-day. She will not
return this fall
The ladies of the NJ. T. Aid Society
will meet with Mrs Emmons Wednes-
day next.
Miss Nellie Kroner leaves Saturday
for few weeks visit III Chicago and will
spend large part of her time visiting
the fair
Miss Jennie Pratt is at home for the
summer vacation. She has been teach
ing with her sister at Eau Claire for the
past two years.
L. Kromer's new building is rapidly
being enclosed ready for the brick work.
1t will be prominent structure on that
street
Mr.. Will Null and Miss Florence
Booth drove down from Stevens Point
Sunday afternoon and returned the
same evening.
Washburn Crosbv's Gold Medal flour
is the best -four made. Makes bread
white, sweet and wholesome. For sale
by Will Scott Jr.
NJ. T. Mathews writes us from Har-
vey, ILL.,, where he is employed at the
present time. He speaks we'll of the
little city in which he is located.