Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-11-06

the |. G. S. man.
What may have been a sad acct
dent was narrowly averted one day
last week when Alpha Snyder fell
over log on top of large bear and
had it not been for the accidental dis
charge of his rifle which caused the
death of Mr. Bruin it may have been
bad job for Mr.. Snyder. Alpha is
now reaping rich harvest of laurels
at the expense Of the bear, but we
don't want the laurelS if We must also
take the experience he certainly ex-
hibited a spirit OF daring IN so bravely
battling that monarch of the woods
to death.
DR.. r. F. Erler, formerly of Milwau-
kee but now Of NekOuSa. bias rented
the dental parlOrS ia the Geo E. Hos
kinSon block formerly occupied by Mr..
Brace, in which he will open his Office
for the practice of his profession. DR..
Erler has had eighteen years expert
ence and is graduate of a German
Dental college in Berlin, Germany.
He comes highly recommended is d
gentleman proficient in his profession,
He expects to have his office open this
week and will be pleased 10 see any
one in need of dentistry.
1t is now an assured fact that Pitts
| vile will have bank. $4,000 worth
| of stock have already been subscribed
and the bank will soon open. Follow
| ing are some Of the stockholders: Ed.
Clack, E. w. Ring, w. B. Jansen, H.
E. Spear, F. Briggs, And. Galloway,
Sprowl, EmeI Werner, G.. Lesser, G.. E.
N II
J. Weener G. Heurr, p WilSev, NJ.
B. Wood, Robert Houston and G. A.
Pelow.
International Correspondence school
Ensures tui,..,altl Success > Talk
with SpauIdiug, he |. G. 5. man.
The ladies of the East Side Aid
society are vet5 bu.y just npW getting
ready for their SHE If tant.y and use
full articles and expect to hold it, the
third week in December This
society makes d Speciality of aprons,
all sorts and all sizes, thrt viii have
a nice line Of fancy WORK articles,
among which may be mentioned
work bags, sofa pillows, pin cushions.
lace handkerchiefS, fan bags. dresser
spreads, mats, dOilies, etc. Watch,
paper for further announcement and
date.
We are pleased to note that after
many weeks absence DR.. y. b. CraW-
ford will be able to assume charge Of
his dental parlors Monday aud do
work again. The Doctor has been very
sick with pneumonia and his recovery
has been very slow. Ills friends will
all be glad to see him back to his
office again.
Before purchasing elsewhere call ut
St"ib & Co.'S drug store and examine
the fine aSSOrtmentS OF exquisite
LouWelSa ware. Prices right
n few invitations were received in
this city this past week from Mr. and
Mrs. La Mont Brown, Of NciIlSyilIe.
Wis, requesting their presence at the
marriage Of their neice, Marian Gray
to Leroy A. Upper, Thursday even
ing, Nov. q, at nine O'Clock. We join
with Marian's many friends in Grand
Rapids in extending congratulations
'Some years ago while at Martins
burg. w. Va. | was taken with
cholera mOrbuS, which was followed by
diarrhOea. The doctors medicine did
me no good. ] was advised to get
bottle of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, which | did,
and it cured me sound and we'll G.
A. Morris, Fmbreeville. Pa. Sold by
John E. DAILY and Sam Church,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Gothkey enter
tanned Il party Of about fifteen of their
friends at their pleasant home west
Of town on Tuesday evening. The
evening was very pleasantly spent
with games and music; refreshments
were served and the guests unite in
voting Mr.. and Mrs. Gothkey royal
entertainers.
Remember and don't fail to attend
the Grand Opera House bal! Oh Thanks
giving night, Nov. q. Dance tickets
only IS cents. Everybody invited.
Rev. Shaw, of this city. delivered
very helpful and instructive address to
the students of the West Side High
school, Monday morning. He showed
them that the training they receiv ed
in getting an education was the first
great step towards making them good,
law-abiding citizens.
Theodore E. Oleson of Necedah,
and Miss Anna HalverSOn Of Arkdale,
were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony at the home Of j. G.
jacobson in this city Friday morn
ing, November II. They will make
Necedah their future home.
Ellis KRONER went to Stevens Point
| Tuesday to visit his brother-in-law,
| Charley OSter, who had serious
operation performed few week ago
in Oshkosh. Mr.. Kroner found Mr.,
| Oster as well as could be expected
under the circumstances.
J. G.. Jacobson has purchased four
! lots just south Of III. G. Wipperman'S
residence property of F. RoeniuS upon
which he has already commenced the
erection of new house. We are glad
to know that Mr. and Mrs. jacobson
have decided to continue to make
Grand Rapids their permanent home.
A fine line of burnt leather goods at
Steib & Co.'S. just received.
DR.. Chas. POmainville, the east side
dentist has decided to move his office
over in their building on the west
side. The doctor will move as soon
as the rooms directly over Otto's
Pharmacy are ready for occupancy.
Henry Pellersel and wife departed
Tuesday for Sac City, Iowa, where
they will visit relatives for few
weeks Mr.. PellerSel takes this trip
principally on account Of his aged
mother who is in her S3rd year.
John Mccarthy sold his residence
on the corner of Oak and milwaukee,
streets and better known as the II. ?
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