Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-12-11

Missionary work. especially In the
regions beyond" has been the theme
OF Pruf. Washburn's chapel talks TO
the students at the academy during
the past week. He has presented the
work OF representing Christ ia word
and life as the only consistent aim OF
the Christian young man or woman.
And since the countries beyond the
,cean are so much darker than the
home land be has sought to implant a
desire in the hearts OF the young
people to extend the triumphs of the
cross to these benighted places.
especial invitation is extended to
all to visit Kruger q Warner 10
Woods brick block east side, when
shopping or any time, you are always
welcome and we will give you the
glad hand.
All railroad men should buy tie
Head Light" overalls and jackets.
they are the best. See Kruger & War
ner for these.
James Scraton, a student of the
academy made short visit to his
home at Thanksgiving time. He
remained until the following Monday
and came back accompanied by Fred
Mass, former student, who will
attend school this winter.
David Philips, of Lime Ridge. this
state, is visiting with his son, John, Of
this place.
Lindsey.
Lindsey, Dec. 10.-December comes
in as meek as lamb. December
presents US with a light fall of snow.
Miss Gyneth Lee, Of Nashville,
was business caller at the school
house Monday.
One Of those new hats wouldn't be
so bad for a Xmas gift. Kruger b
Warner always show the latest.
Farmers are taking advantage Of
the sleighing by hauling in their
curdwood.
A. NJ. Blakely shipped . carload OF
wood one day last week.
Geo. johnson has his wood-saw
going now. He does good work at
the right price.
Judge LIE Due was a pleasant caller
at the school house Tuesday last.
Earl House has returned from
Iowa and Nebraska where he has been
for some time.
If you want a hobby up-to-date cap,
see Kruger & Warner.
George johnson was business
caller in Marshfeld Friday.
Jean White, of Hogan. expects to
move north to Curtis In about one
month.
Get your husband or someone else's
husband one Of Kruger & Warmers
fine bath robes or smoking jackets.
The Kennedy brothers accompanied
Earl House from the southwest and
are now keeping old bachelors hall on
their fathers place.
We enjoyed large crowd at our
weekly Literary meeting Friday
evening.
Mrs. Jim Filton, of Cadott, is visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Hart.
For gents night robes see Kruger s.
Warner, on the corner.
Miss Anna Ketelle was a pleasant
visitor at the Lee home in Nashville
Sunday.
Guy Lee, of Nashville, was a bust
ness caller in town Wednesday last.
Messrs. Orlie and Harry Elwood
have returned from their visit in
Iowa.
If you want the best of everything
in clothing and furnishings, visit
Kruger & Warner.
Omar Snow and sister, Angie, were /
visiting friends in our little berg one
eve ming laSt week.
Mr.. Reid, of Exeter, Nebraska, was
a pleasant visitor at the Lamb home
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chancey Tarbox, of
,Tomah, were seen on our streets one
day last week.
Get your father or brother one of
those fine sweaters at Kruger & War
ner's. Prices from $500 dowr to s1.0O.
Mrs. Vroman and son, Otto, have
returned from their business trip in
several places in the northern part Of
the state.
The Hahn brothers are busy plaster
ing Will Hartel's new residence.
Will Hartel and Jim Wheelock are
tending them.
A. NJ. Blakely has been making inn
provements on his house by lathing |
and plastering the same. The Hahn
brothers did the plastering,
Among those on the sick list are
the following, Mr.. La Page and Hat
tie Crouch of Hogan, A. Broker, A. NJ.
,Blakely, Mr.. Hayes, Mrs. Gus. Hahn
and ]. S. Mulock. We are glad to |
know that most of the above named |
n ~, az, tho Ooin