Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-03-29

Miss Larkin Of the primary depart
ment in the First ward school building
| intends to revive the "mOther'S meet
ings" that have been SO beneficial in
| the past, and asks that all the mothers
who can meet her in the First Ward
school building from l to o'clock, p.
M, Friday, March 30.
Miss Laura Schmidt returned to the
city from her home in Merrill, Sunday
! evening, and opened her millinery
shop Monday with full line of spring
goods which the ladies of Grand
Rapids are asked to inspect before
purchasing. Grand opening sale
announced later.
a meeting Of the members of the
church and congregation OF the Con-
gregatiOnal society will be held in the
church on Monday evening next. Apl
=, at 1870. A large attendance is
desired as business of Importance
affecting the future interests Of the
church will be considered
j. Ellis Tenney, principal of the
Woodland Industrial school near
Arpin, was an agreeable caller We'd
neSday. He reports the building
complete, all paid for and the school
in operation, d matter of congratulate
ton to the Seven Day Advent people
Of he state.
Brother Edmonde departed Tuesday
evening for Washington, d. c., to
assume his duties in the Census
Bureau. His wife will follow him
later after he is located and ready for
! her reception. He left with the best
wishes of his friends for his future
welfare:
! Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Church en-
joyed visit Friday with Mrs. Church's
sisters. Annie and May Olson Of Port
Edwards and Mr. Church'S sister Miss
! Katie Tucker of Nek0OSa. Miss Katie
remaining in the city till Sunday
evening.
g. B. Carman departed Tuesday noon
| for the Pacific coast on a six weeks
| absence on business and pleasure.
, Charles has been working faithfully as
conductor for the ST. Paul RAILROAD
company and is deserving of the vaca-
| ton he is now enjoying.
| There is grip in every by-way
Where your footsteps chance to thud:
But if these microbes you would scare
away,
Then take Bludbilder for your blood.
| Sold by John E DAILY.
Miss Celia Klein of HOrtOnville. who
has been visiting friends in Grand
| Rapids several days the past week.
started for Waupaca Monday where
she will spend a day or two with
| friends before returning home.
The funeral of Mrs. Henry Zachow
of Stevens Point was held in that city
| on Sunday afternoon, March % Mrs.
| Zachow'S maiden name was Mimi e
OeStreich and she formerly resided in
Grand Rapids.
The Glover Leaf Club and Ladies
Aid societies of the Congregational
| church will hold a sale and supper on
April L. The articles at the sale viii |
be aprons, handkerchiefS, ladies'
underwear and fancy goods.
Miss Ella Perry goes to Tomah next
Friday to spend her vacation with
home people. Her sister, Mrs. II. H.
Voss. will also spend the week in To-
NAH but will not go until Monday.
The l7-months-old child of Alex
EllinySon of Biron died on Tuesday.
| March 81. The funeral takes place
today, March %. and the enterment
will be at Strongs Prairie.
Geo. Otto has gone to VeSper to
accept a position in GOIdsWorthy &
Bailey's store at that place. He
expects to move his family there in
about d month.
Della Meunier, assistant in the West
Side postotfice, is reported very sick
with pneumonia. Many friends viii
hope to hear of her speedy recovery.
Rev. J. S. Davis of Appleton, spec.
ial agent of Lawrence University. was
a guest at the home of Rev. F. A.
Nimits, last Thursday.
The Ladies Foreign Missionary Soci
ETY. of the Congregational church vii
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. E
B. Roster
Amos Ninnehan. the I2-ycar-old sor
of Geo. Minnehan, IS very sick anC
little hopes are entertained of his re
! cOvery.
We are wearing a pair of Muir's Gus
tom made shoe. why don't YOU?
Baled hay by single bale; or by tn,
ton for sale al The Centrala Hardware
Co. 2V
If you have property for sale see
Renne about it. tf