Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-05-14

WIN tnelr many friends IN cOngratu'
latlOnS. They will make NecedaL
| their home where Mr.. Gross is in the
general mercantile business.
Otto serves the most delicious Soda
Couldn't be better. Pure as spring
| water, wholesome as sweet milk. Get
it at Otto's.
This city is blessed with an excellent
display of blasting every noon anC
every night, in the wheel pits of the
new paper mill on the west side of the
| river. This is a special attraction
and many people wonder to the banks
| of the river to watch them discharged
Immense pieces of rock and dirt fly
into the air in large quantities al
every discharge. Boy like we love tt
watch them every day. There are
others.
Samuel Parker sold his house and lo1
in the first ward the past week tt
| Charles Packard, Of Pittsville, WHIT
intends to move to this city to live
His son-in-law Mr.. McGlyn, will live
with him. Consideration $500.
A wrestling match has been arrange zee
to take place at the opera house ir
this city on Tuesday evening, May 10
between Fred Beell, of Marshfeld
and William Watson, of Chicago
The match will be for 800 a side anc
a division OF the gate receipts, the
winner to take IS per cent. and the
loser % per cent. catch as catch can
best three out of five falls to win
The prices of admission will be sc
cents, IS cents and S1.00.
Now is good time to enroll at the
Stevens Point Business College. SenC
for a copy of their catalog.
d. r. Coon. of Auburndale, was in
the city Tuesday on business at the
county seat. While here he called at
the REPORTER office and gave US his
opinion OF the present legislature in
no uncertain language. We agreed
with him and said there was only one
thing for the Governor to do and that
was to be candidate again He car
be re-nOminated and reelected for the
people are with him in this fight.
Don't forget the musicale by the
pupils of the public schools Friday
evening, May 18th. 1t will take place
at the opera house. Admission, II
cents.
The members of the building and
grounds committee in connection with
the public schools of this city, desire
US to announce that no one will be
permitted to visit the new high school
building until it is completed and it
is sincerely hoped that no one will ask
permission for they will be obliged tC
refuse them. A word to the wise is
sufficient
so per cent discount on all Is, 20 anC
% cent wall papers at Days drug store
Mrs. III. E. Ticknor'S mother who
has been living with her daughter
this winter in this city, departed the
past week for Babcock, where she will
visit her daughter Mrs. j. e. Ingra
ham. From there she will leave fol-
her old home in Riceville, Iowa, where
she will make her home with another
daughter who recently came from
Okahumpka, Florida.
Give the children Rocky Mountain
Tea, this month, makes them strong
makes them eat, sleep and grow.
Good for the whole family. A spring
tonic that makes sick people we'll. 81
cents. John e. Daily.
AT the last regular meeting of the
W. O. w. three new members we're
Initiated into the mysteries of that
order. At the close of the work the
Ladies Circle surprised their brethren
with choice lunch that they served
in the lodge room to the delight of all
present. This lodge is growing and
is among the popular ones il the city
See DAILY the druggist before you
buy bicycle.
Mrs. Max Alpine, of Grand Rapids
Minnesota, was called to Kaukauna,
to attend the funeral of her father
On her return home she stopped off in
this city to visit relatives and friends
| Henry Alpine's oldest child accom-.
panied her back to Minnesota for 6
visit.
Many Towering plants ready fo1
setting at Riverdale Farm Telephone
| 266. law
f. J. Cameron, OF Milwaukee, sole
his resident property in this city con
sisting of four lots house and barn tt
| ID. B. PhilleO, assistant cashier in the
| Wood County Bank. Consideration
$4,000. Mr. Philleo intends to occup,
this home and has already rented his
old home to f. w. Kern.
Garden plants ready for setting a
Riverdale Farm Telephone 266 7-3w
Lafayette Porter sold his house AMI
lot ia the second ward the past weel
to Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan, of Pitts
vile, who will move here and max
this city their future home. Consider
alton sl45o. Mr.. and Mrs. Porte
intend to remain here and are anxiou
to buy residence property nearer tn
NJ. E. Church.
Bicycles on time at Days.
Spring weather has finally reache,
us the past few days and the sprin
rains and warm sunshine forcing veg
itatiOn. These conditions are cord
ally welcome and all the NOR
appreciated on account of the col
rainy season we have had until tn
present time.
DR.. 0. T. Hougen sold his lot in tn
Cole block the past week to A. [
E'optaipo Consideration 9250 Tbi