Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-01-24

VlSlU with nome 1O1kS at MarS0nelt
Monday night. Some rascalS at tn,
Lyon House, where Al. boards, thinl
| they sent him up there to look afte
the Imaginary break in Fred Beeli
arm. but the chances are that Al. Wa
intending to make the trip all along
but didn't take the trouble 10 tel
anybody about it.
The High school boys gave a nice
party and dance in the vacant build
ing next to the Wood County
National Bank last Friday evening
and in the language Of one of the
misses present they had Just lovely
time" At IL o'clock most Of the
young people in attendance took
supper at the Twentieth Century
Place.
John Heiser and Matilda Gasch were
married at the brides home in The
town Of Seneca, Wednesday afternoon
They will begin housekeeping at once
in the second ward. Mr.. HeiSer is one
of the young gentlemen clerks in Mrs
Hamm'S store. The REPORTER eX.
tends congratulations to the happy
young couple.
Last Friday morning while sliding
near her home with a party of bel
little friends, Bertha Mitchell, the six
year-old daughter of Nash Mitchell
and wife, fell from her sled and wa.
run over, breaking a small bone just
above the ankle, and Spraining that
member quite severely.-Yellow River
Pilot.
L. G. Carr, of Eau Claire, district
superintendent for the Children
Home Society of Wisconsin, was in
the city Sunday and Monday il
behalf of that society. He reports
that they have now placed ir
good christian homes 1000 homeless
children which is an excellent show
ing.
Several cars of grading material fol
the Chicago & Northwestern roat
have been received this week. This
material will be used by the contrac
tors Winston Bros, southeast OF
town. Bridge and track material /.
daily arriving for the above road over
the Green Bay & Western railroad.
Many of the young fellows about
town are cultivating the down or
this OSculatOry member from the colo
weather but in reality, so we are
Informed privately by a certain young
lady, to increase the interest Of tete.
a-teteS with their sweethearts.
At Grand Rapids last Monday, We
had the pleasure of meeting our ole
friend, Rev. W. H. Miller, a former
resident of Strongs Prairie Corners in
this county, now residing a short dis
lance from Grand Rapids. The Elder
appeared to be enjoying life--Ad dams
County Press.
Will Vaughn, son Of Mrs. NJ
Vaughn Of the west side, has entered
the employ Of NJ. A. Bogoger in his
furniture and undertaking business
For the past year or more he has beer
working at Rockford, Ill.,, returning
to the Rapids during the holidays
DR.. Blaud was the first man to dis
cover iron in the blood. Dr. Blaud's
Rubbed Pills are a great improve
ment over the old Baud Iron Pill
They increase the appetite, you take
on flesh and grow strong, so cts box
boxes for 50. so. Johnson g. Hill Co.
A new arc light has been put in al
the intersection Of Wyley and Madison
streets in the first ward, an improve
ment that will be highly appreciated
by the patient residents Of that neigh
borhood.
Lena Carley of Pittsville is among
the graduates of the Stevens Point
Normal school, who underwent ar
examination in that city last week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fry are happy
over the advent of the first child il
their home. 1t is nice healthy DO,
and arrived a week ago Wednesday
The Twenty-ninth Annual conyen
| ton of the Wisconsin Dairymen'!
association will meet in Mondovi
Wis, February ID, IA and Is.
Miss Stella Emmons closed sue
ceSSful three months term of school il
Seneca, Friday and has begun anothe
term in the same district.
The ladies of the Moravian churcl
will serve an oyster supper, Saturda,
26, from three O'Clock on, in Muir
building. Price % cents.
Sunday night nice girl bah,
| arrived in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. MargeSon. 1t is their first child
You will miss it if you do not tax,
| the advantage of the low price OF
shoes at Muir's Mid-winter sale.
The Royal Neighbors lodge went t,
Nekoosa in body Saturday last ant
organized a lodge there.
Three hundred fifty pairs women
| and Mems colOred shoes at less thar
cost at Muir'S Mid-winter sale.
The west side firemen held thei
regular monthly meeting at the cit,
hall Monday evening.
Several of the railroad boys ar
attending the funeral of S. P. Gag,
at Portage today.
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