Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-07-05

nSIIES43 Fbb5r 5l IRAN B2aa = Tfe arrived =
tbs fjsN 7satpFaaSI to visit visit MEst
Bergerson. and, other relatives. Mrs.
| ThOrud was born in Grand Rapids.
! They will remain week or ten, DAYS. |
I Mr.. ThOrud is employed in the QtffEe-
tef the American Lumbermah-o Of
Chicago. r..- IT c5a.:z =, ~, :, 10 !
The properry owners. al67gfheawesr
Iside Of Center Street. in }e0nlplianre
with al order from The c6jfncili arg
beginning to fay sfdewal k 6ritbar sif19
| Of. tile. Street Sfrs.. I1Iatnm and IObn
Wagner have their section Of the walk
already Completed. .5 oo.. ST @.@1j l&i21.f(!
50 The German Lutherans7 2pfcnie at
/ Painters Corners on the Four Mile
icreek was largely attended on the
Fourth. Quite a number of Grandt
Rapids people were present tt vast
for the b6nefft Of the church at that
place. 81 7.''' 'o'. -. Es-! rt2.-E
. Dbl. w Bird OF Stevens. Point. /
while in the city Wednesday oper-I
formed AZ successful and delicate
operation of surgery for Miss Bertha
L0ock. taking from the canal of the
left ear a small but troublesome;
tumOr. -' Es'f: ,3"#
+, To eradicate worms iron. the system |
giyeat he child plain, nourjshi pg food |
and White Cream Nermifuge. The
reSult,Will be. the worms will ifsap- |
pear 5ardthe child become healthHand |
cheerful Price pa cts. johnson. & !
rtllL1Q.; rcatton -n=T"t-, E.. -. ..
Or. Ridgnlan. and J. r. Chapman |
start today for Tomahawk lake. for al
few days 0uting and fishing in that re-
giOn, The gentlemen will be the guest |
Of Mr.. Chapman'S brother who is |
running a summer resort hotel there. |
About 80 couple attended the Fire.
mans ball in the Opera House on the
night OF July and everybody who
enjoys a Jolly party and frOlic were |
we'll repaid for attending, but
financially was not great success.
/ DIR. J.1W. Bird of Stevens Point
called Tuesday on his return from
MarShfeld. where he had been called |
professionally. The doctor and his |
wife spent the Fourth in this city the |
guests of Mrs. Birds's parents. i
Those who live. on farms are liable |
to many accidental cuts, burns and |
bruises, which heal rapidly when,
Ballard's Snow Liniment is Promptly |
applied. Price %. and 80 s cents
johnson & Hill Co. .=f s.. l.. i
Numerous friendSof IsaaCP. Witter |
received cards Friday announcing the |
wedding on Wednesday of Mr. zWitteT1
and Miss Charlotte Gibson. Of .DeS |
MOineS and stating that they would |
be at home on and after Aug. l.
VIM. Helm, who has been employed |
as brakeman on the G. b. & w. for |
several years, has been promoted to I
conductors and runs one of the new |
trains that company has recently |
added to It's service.
The ball game at Winona on Sunday |
between Arcadia and WaSeca, was one |
west. The score at the close stood Z /
to =" Ao very large crowd was in
attendance /. ,i,s'.r-. -. ...' ...,
The Misses Jennie Raath, Mabel |
Mcfarland and Nettie Paterick left |
this city last Monday for Plainfeld, |
where they intend to spend the Fourth /
and make a short visit with relatives |
and friends. ...e -.s=s- .s-1
Whites Cream Nermifuge not only |
etfectually eXpelS worms, but is un-I
equaled as a tonic, and is d certain |
and permanent cure for ChillS and |
Fever. Price % cts. Johnson & Hill |
Co. .... ..5.t -......-.l e..s ....s
Thos E. Nash and family took the |
Friday morning train on the c.. NJ. &
ST. ?. road for Star Lake, where they |
viii enjoy a summer outing among
the lakes and woods Of that section.
Mrs. H. E. Smith of. Pierre, S. d.,
is in the city visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Howe. and other
relatives. Mrs. Smith was raised in
this city and has many friends here.
" AT First Congregational Church
next Sunday, Rev. Shaw'S subject will |
be---in the morning, Power From |
The Heights" and in the evening, |
The Spirit of Independence.
On account of the paper mills
shutting down to replenish their
reservoirs, Wednesday, the river at |
Grand Rapids was never lower than on !
the morning of the Fourth. i
II. 2. Chase has begun the fOundaI
tion for large modern home on lots
just east of the Methodist church Oh
Oak street A. Billmeyer. has the
contract for building it.
.''- jap h.
IF wives have.any compassion for
the sorrows of cross, crabid husbands,
give them Rocky Mountain Tea, Twill /
remove any misunderstanding in the
family. John E. DAILY. -.. ~
j. E. Gray, who has been living here
the past three years moved his family
to Stevens Point on Tuesday. He
expects to move to WaukeSha in the
near future. -s-... 81
The store building on the corner of
Main and Cranberry streets is being
ref tied for occupancy. 1t was laSt1
used by JAS Mccarthy as a meat
market.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gray moved to /
Waukesha Monday. Mrs. Gray went
to Stevens Point where she will visit
with her mother, Mrs. Dwinnell fori
two months. i--.,- ..r
D. D. Conway, accompanied by his |
mother. made a visit of two or three
days duration with friends and rela-
tiveS in Peterson, Iowa. the past week.
FPhe CIr3ud~ RapidS Lumber Co. re-