Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-10-05

.EMENT NO. ? TO WOOD COU
Physicians are the friends Of the
family HARPER Whiskey is the
friend of the Physicians. A most val
liable assistant and one that can be
trusted. Sold by Chas. Gouger.
Mrs. John n. West nee Margaret
Biringer of NJ. View Alta, Canada,
arrived in Centralia Friday morning
with her two children where she will
make an extended visit with her
parents and relatives.
For SALE-Boarding house property
near railway station at Rudolph. Two
acres of land, good barn, sheds and ice
house. Two story dwelling with six
double bed rooms. Apply to Thomas
LaVaque, Rudolph, Wis. 2w.
We are under obligations to A. L.
Arpin for'several copies of New York
city dailies with full account of
Dewey's arrival in that city. Also
accounts of the yacht races. We
appreciate the kind remembrance.
Miss Anna Kline of Hortonville is
back among her young friends in
Grand Rapids to stay and she has
accepted her former position as clerk
IN the j. A. Cohen store. The young
lady was warmly welcomed on her
return.
DR.. D. A. Teller, dentist, office over
Wood County National bank, Grand
Rapids. Wisconsin. Will be out of
town every Monday and Tuesday.
Joseph Raymond of Arnott. pioneer
resident of this portion of Wisconsin
and we'll known to most old settlers in
the twin cities, was present at the
funeral of his nephew. George Severe
Biron, last Friday. Miss Laura Ray
mOnd accompanied her father.
ROLAND Hall of Lime Springs, Iowa,
is in the city on visit among friends.
He used to live here in the eighties,
but left here in 1889 and this is his
first visit in ten years. He says he
hardly knew the places the improve
ment had been SO great since he left.
The editor acknowledges the receipt
of sample of potatoes raised upon
the 0. B. Hamilton farm in the town
of Saratoga which averaged $50 bushels
per acre. They were the finest pota-
toes we have seen this year, large and
solid owned by G P. Gillett, who
raised them.
Conductor and Mrs. ChaS. II. Smith
of Green Bay are guests of Mrs Samuel
Adams in Stevens Point. Mr.. Smith
is substituting for conductor G. w.
Bigelow on the local branch of the
Green Bay & Western between PlOver
and the Point while friend Bigelow
takes short vacation.
Editor E. B. Brundage came home
Monday from his visit in Dawson,
North Dakota, tipping the scales at
an increased weight of nine pounds,
evidence that he had beneficial out
ing and good time at his brothers
home. Mr.. Brundage left Tuesday
evening for Chicago to consult DR..
Purdy.
At the first session of the Wisconsin
Valley Library Associations cOnven-
tiOn in Stevens Point last Friday five
minute reports of the work in the
libraries of different cities were given.
Mrs. Willis B. Raymond, librarian of
the T. B. Scott free library, repre-
sented Grand Rapids in the cOnven-
tiOn and made report before the
convention.
Oswald p Mcneil photographer,
has an attractive lot of new pictures
mounted on latest style cards in his
display case this week. The mounts
are direct from the city in the popular
shades and weight. He continues to
add new backgrounds and modern
appliances in his studio, and is better
prepared than ever to suit the trade.
Examine his display.
G.. Fl. Barnett, a prominent business
man of Seattle, and Mrs. Barnett, Sis
ter of Andrew A. Carter, are expected
in the city tomorrow or Saturday for a
short visit at the home of our former
Modal Stoon laundry Dpanappr Mr.