Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-12-11
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SICK this week with pneumonia.
T. A. Taylor was at Ladysmith the
past week on insurance business.
We have the finest line of chocolate
creams in the city. 6. w. Davis.
Don't miss seeing our holiday
stationery % cents and up Steib & Co.
County Judge Conway went to
Duluth Wednesday one legal business
for few days
Doll cabs, go carts, sleighs and
| rocking horses at every price at Steib
& Co.
Miss Helen Kroner spent the day in
Stevens Point on Saturday the guest
of Mrs. Oster.
Our telephone ring is 1913, but any
ring will find US ready, particularly an
engagement ring.
Mrs. Fred Rntelman Of Mukwonago
Wis, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
A. l.. Fontaine
Everybody handles cut glass but
Anton P. Hirzy has cut his prices on
this class OF goods.
Mrs. B. G. Biron returned Saturday
evening from business trip to Mil
waukee shopping.
Our holiday stock this year is the
largest brought to Grand Rapids
Wood County Drug CO.
Mrs. D. J Hayes, of Milwaukee. is
IN the city, visiting her parents, Mr.
The latest odorS in fancy packages
from 10 cents to IS at the Wood
County Drug Co.'S. store.
Mrs. Joseph LaVigne is and has
been quite poorly but at this writing
is somewhat improved.
Mrs. Yout went TO Milwaukee Mon
day morning to transact some busi--
ness in the Cream City.
Geo. W. Paulus. the real estate and
insurance man, is in Chicago this
week upon a business trip.
Card cases, cigar cases, pocket books.
wrist bags and check purses for %
cents and up at Stcib & Co.
Miss Julia Collier went to Stevens
Point Saturday to visit her aunt Mrs.
olive King for about week.
Just received full line of all styles
and designs of set rings at Anton P.
Hirzy's up-to-date, jewelry store.
Edward Armstrong departed last
Friday for Independence, Wis, where
he Will visit his parents for time
Miss Louise Podawiltz, clerk in the
Grand Rapids poStOtf1ce spent the
Sabbath with her sister in NekOosa.
A large assortment of opera glasses
at A. 2. Hirzy's jewelry store. Call
and examine them and obtain prices.
DR.. and Mrs. Poad, of Marshfield
were in the city Tuesday and looked
after some business matters at the
court house.
Remember that A. p Hirzy has
fine line of Gold and Silver headed
canes which will make fine Xmas
presents.
Geo. Corriveau leaves Monday for
Glidden, Wis. where he has accepted
a position with the Nash and Villas
LAUNDERING Co..
Wood for sale, not the ordinary stove
wood. but the real artistic kind. also
burnt Leather goods at Wood County
Drug Co.'S. store.
Geo. W. Mead was called to Rock
ford, Illinois, the past week on
account of the burning of Mead Bros.
business block
Albert kaminskie, a cousin of
August Wheir returned to- his home
Wednesday in Wild Rose after 4
pleasant visit in our city the past
week.
George Booth. of Marshtield, was in
the CITY first of the week looking after
the shipment of lumber for Vollmar
y Below. He was registered at the
Dixon House.
Mesdames G. G. Hanover, VIM.
Hooper and Z. Y. Marvin, OF Nekoosa.
were in attendance at the session of
the Eastern Star in this city Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs james Vantassel
returned to their home in Spring
Creek Sunday, after a pleasant visit
or a few days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Orrie O'Dell.
Mrs. J. w. Cameron and Miss Maud
IlbbitS both departed from Milwaukee
Saturday for California where thew
expect to spend the winter in the in
terest OF their health.
R. w. Morse, circuit court reporter.
departed tuesday for his home in
Lancaster where he will spend the
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friends and neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pellersell returned
Saturday morning from Sac CITY.
Iowa, where they have been visiting
Mr. Pellersell'S mother who is at an
advanced age Of So years.
Mr., and Mrs. Herman Rintelman
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Fontaine departed Saturday for
Milwaukee. From there they return
TO their home at Mukwonago, Wis.
! Irving Brazeau resigned his position
with J. e. DAILY, the druggist last
Thursday and r. W. Jennings. of
Tomah has accepted the position and
began his new duties Monday morn
| ing.
j.. ". Gardner, Of San Fransico.
began work Monday at the bench for
for the new up-tO-date tailor
Edward Koska, Of Milwaukee. who
recently bought NJ. J. Slattery's bust
| ness.
| Frank IIiIes, OF Dexterville, was the
guest Of r. Parrish on Wednesday
and Thursday. Frank is one of the
old time settlers in Wood county with