Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-03-05

The announcement made Wednes.
day of the sudden death of Mrs. Fred
Kersten. of Milwaukee, with PARALYSIS.
was great shock to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh GogginS. and her
many friends IN this city. Her
relatives have the sympathy of the
community in their bereavementS.
More particulars will be given next
week.
Our spring line of Mems Hand Witt
So. so shoes. in box calf. wax calf
valour calf and Wei kid, are now in.
| the best line Of the price ever offered.
They are the equal Of most 81 and S.
shoes. made with wear-prOOf Innings
and Rock Oak soles. Call in and try
on pair THE MUIR SHOE Co.
James Kramer, Of Amigo. an accom-.
| pliShed yiolr player. who took part ia
the Reuter- Concert recently given in
| this city. has decided to locate here
| aud give lessons on the violin. Mr.
Kramer arrived in the city Tuesday
and at present can be found at the
Commercial Hotel.
Miss NJ. A. Putnam is demonstrate
ing the wares of the Snider Preserve
CO., of CINCINNATI, Ohio. IN W. Gross
& Cos. up-tO-date grocery store this
week. You are welcomed to call and
get delicious oyster cock tail and
sample all the other relishes as well.
A. W. Fedemeyer, the artistic sign
painter put up fine gilded raised
letter sign for the Wood Co. Drug Co.
the first of the week. He also has a
fine sample of the work he can do
upon the windows Of Geo. W. Paulus
real estate and insurance office.
Mrs. e. NJ AllertOn has moved part
of her millinery stock into the Free
man building next to the Witter
House, where the ladies can call and
make Il selection of spring hats. In
the meantime her old building will be
moved on Center street.
Oswald P. Mcneil has taken charge
OF Ellis krOmer'S newspaper business
and will handle all Chicago and
milwaukee papers. Telephone or
leave orders at Candy Kitchen and
Otto's Pharmacy, west side.
Barnes & Voyer, the enterprising
vendors of all things sweet, have just
received half dozen new up-tO-date
steel wire tables and stools to match.
to be used in their ice cream parlor.
They look very neat and tidy.
The Bell Telephone Co. have in
stalled booth in the Dixon hotel for
lon distance telephone service which
accommodation will be greatly appre-
ciated by patrons of the west side.
Miss Anna and Fred Lutz, of
Amherst Junction. ana Miss Amelia
LutZ, Of Almond, are in the city this
week visiting their cousin Miss
Emma Lutz and other relatives.
Rev. Shaw's subject next Sunday
morning at the First Congregational
church will be, IAN Old Mans Youth
fulness." In the evening, "What is
it to Believe in Goo"
La Grippe appears to be very pres
valent and nearly everyone is cOms
planning more or less. Who is there
not afflicted? Stand up and be counted.
Mrs. Wm. Kaye ratified off drawn
"Oih IullNtlitS ClOUu Uluy On MONDAY
r.. NJ. Levin drew the lucky number Is.
East Side Ladies Will Entertain at the
Residence of EIrs a, L. Fontaine.
The East Side Ladies' Aid Society
of the First Congregational church
will entertain the West Side and First
Ward Ladies' Aid Societies WedneS-
day afternoon, March II, at the home
of Mrs. A. L. FOntaine. Refresh
ments will be served and pleasant,
social afternoon is promised. A most
cordial invitation is extended to every
body, and strangers, or ladies who are
pot members of these societies will
be made very welcome. The menu
will be as follows:
Hot Tomales a la Mexicano
Salad Cheese StraWs
Sandwiches Pickles
Sailed Nuts
Lemon Ice Assorted Cakes
Coffee