Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-12-18
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machine to Chas Margeson Monda5
Of last week.
Al Weber resigned his position with
Kruger and Cameron and left fol-
Chicago Friday.
Mrs E. G. Smith. of Dancy, was in
the city Monday shopping and looking
for Santa Claus headquarters.
VIM. Gebhart, bookkeeper for the
Grand Rapids Lumber Co, spent the
Sabbath with friends in Mosinee.
Mrs. Thomas Nash and daughtel
Edith were in Milwaukee the first OF
the week on a shopping expedition.
S. Clark, of Plover spent few day.
visiting the Dunaven brothers he was
here in the interest of the G. A. r.
Mrs, J. E, Perry, of Tomah, is the
guest Of her daughter Mrs III. Fl
Voss. She expects to spend the holi
d avs here.
Miss Bessie Huntington departed
this morning Thursday for Sterling
ILL.,, where she will visit relatives fol
about two months.
Miss Carrie Miller was on the SICK
list the past week and was absent
from her duties in Spafford Cole &
Co.'S. store few days.
Mrs. Yout returned from Milwau.
kee Saturday and while in the city
called on several people who formerly
resided in Grand Rapids.
Miss Clara Hamm has returned to
her duties as saleslady in the Heine-
mans Co.'S. store after an illness of a
few days last week.
Charley Carman came down Satur-
day night from MinOcQua 10 see his
people few hours. returning Sunday
morning on the passenger.
Mrs. butcher, of Kalamazoo, Mich.
sister of Mrs. Sam Church. arrived
in the city last Saturday and will
probably remain all winter.
E. J. whitney went to Plovcr on
Tuesday to see ms sister Mrs. E. II.
Ro>Sicr WHO is suffering on account of
Il severe attack OF tie grippe.
The Misses Cora and Annie Bennett
Of New London. returned home Friday
after few days pleasant visit with
their aunt, Mrs Fred Bunge.,
Mrs. +. Rintelm2n departed Wed
neSday for her home in Mukwonago
after two weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. A. L. Fontaine.
Guy Miller left for Marshfield We'd
neSday where he will enter the general
Office Of the r. Conner Lumber Co. in
the capacity Of assistant bOok-keeper.
Miss Viola Garrison accompanied
her friend, Miss Harriet Hart, who
had been her guest here, to Green Bay
on Monday where she will visit few
days.
Alfred Berard is convalescing from
a serious attach of typhoid fever
Alfred had hard pull his life having
been dcspaired of at times during his
critical illness.
The richest line of cut glass in the
city is shown at SCOTT's.
VIII Lyons who is in the employ of
the Omaha r. R., with headquarters
at Elroy, is expected to arrive home
Friday to visit with his mother dur
ing the Holidays.
Christmas presents purchased of W.
u. Scott engraved free.
Go and see the little Elf, -Four
Naueht and four hundred sizes in
ladies' watches at Scott's. To see
them is to want them.
A. H. Dustin came up from Babcock
Sunday to visit in town a few days
Mr. T1uctiy, |, r
to finish all the carpenter work on
the new Catholic church in that town
and returned to his work Wednesday
noon.
Scott has a lovely display of table
silver and silver plated ware in the
best makes.
Mrs. NJ. J. Belanger departed for
Milwaukee on Monday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Brooks for time.
While in the city Mrs. Belanger also
intends to witness the great produc-
ton Of Ben Hur at the Davidson
theatre.
Mirrors, the magnifying kind, we
also have the plain at the Wood
County Drug Co.'S store.
Atty. Theo. w. Brazeau returned
Wednesday from a trip to Madison
and Milwaukee where he had been a
few days on legal business. While in
the Cream City Mr.. Brazeau also had
the pleasure Of witnessing the great
Ben Hur production at the Davidson
theatre.
Good solid wearing shoes for b
The Muir Shoe Co. oys.
Geo. Corriyeau departed Monday
for GIidden, Wisconsin, where he will
be in the employ of Villas, Nash & Co.
and will act as their purchasing and
shipping agent in connection with
the general store this company will
operate in connection with their saw
mill. George will prove TO be good
man for them if his health keeps good.
Albums of all descriptions, celluloid
and leather facings at the Wood Co.
Drug Co.'S. store.
Mrs. w. S. Schroeder, who has been
visiting with her mother in the town
OF Port Edwards. her sisters in Grand
Rapids. Junction City and Vesper,
and her brothers in NekOoSa, for the
past two months, departed Tuesday
morning, via the Chicago s. North
western railroad, for her home in
Hammond, Indiana. She enjoyed her
visit very much amsng the scenes of
her childhood.
We can please you in anything in
the foot wear line. The Muir Shoe
Co.
Helen NJ. Gilkey has just returned
from a season of study under the
following New York teachers: Inter,
pretatiOn. Gaia Aarun: Theory. Sidney