Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-05-28

The Physicians in Wood county met
in the parlors of the Witter House
Friday evening May y. for the pur
pose of organizing County Medical
| ssociatiOn. They organized by elect
ing the following officers: President,
DR.. O. T. HOugen: vice President,
! Dr.. S. A. McGregOr of NekOosa: Secre-
tary and Treasurer, DR.. Frank POmain-
Vile: CenSOrs, DR.. Edw. HOugen of
Pittsville: DR.. w. Waters, DR.. DOega
of MarShteld. The object of the or
ganization is for mutual benefit and
/ profit, and to elect delegates to State
and National conventions
/ Elegant views of the new Lincoln
high school for sale by Oscar Morterud
the photographer.
/ Give the children Rocky Mountain
Tea. this month. makes them strong,
+, makes them cat, sleep and grow.
Good for the whole family A spring
tonic that makes sick people well. 30
cents. john E. Daily.
| AS a result of T. E. Mullen's invita-
! tiOn about eighty guests assembled at
! their home on High street Monday
/ evening May %. to help to celebrate
Mrs. Mullen's birthday. This action
OH the part Of Mr.. Mullen was com
plete surprise to his wife. Dancing,
card playing and other games were en-
| jOyed to the delight of all present.
Refreshments were served and very
pleasant evening enjoyed. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mullen were credited excellent
entertainers.
The manager of the Local Telephone
! exchange desires to call the attention
RQf those who have ordered telephones
| during the last few weeks, to the fact
that owing to the electrical, and wind
storms that have prevailed continuously
it is impossible to do anything towards
putting in subscribers on account of
an unSual amount of trouble. We will
however do the best we can and re-
spectfulIy request our patrons to show
us as much patience as circumstance
will permit.
A few members of the Historical and
Literary club assembled Saturday
evening at the home Of Mrs. A. L.
Fontaine and together they proceeded
to the home of Mrs. Isabelle PhilieO
and gave Miss Floy PhiIleo a pleasant
surprise. A very pleasant evening was
passed those present made merry until
a late hour. Refreshments were
served and stories were told to the
delight of all present.
We call your attention to change
in the Badger Box & Lumber Co.'S
advertisement in this issue. This
company not only do a wholesale box
business but they fill and supply local
orders for building material of ali
kinds. When in need of anything
in their line they invite you to figure
with them. Their office is at the mill
on the west side.
NJ. J. McRaith returned Saturday
from a five weeks absence visiting his
daughter in Green Bay, and his sons in
Marinette and Chicago. Mr.. McRaith
enjoys visit with his children. but
he cannot be cOntented long away
raised his family, and spent most of
his life.
We are requested to announce on
behalf of the city baseball team that
the dance advertised to be given tomor-
row friday night, by the "baseball
boys" does not emanate from their
organization and that they have
authorized 40 one to advertise said
dance.
Beginning Sunday. May 81, we will
serve both our own and ManStieldS
PasteuriZed JerSy ice cream, at our
ice cream parlor. We will also sell
same in bulk and in bricks. We solicit
your patronage on brick cream after
that date. OTTO'S PHARMACY.
G.. M. Renne, who sold his property
to Mr.. Porter Saturday closed a deal
the same day with a. n. Maltby for
what IS known DIS the RObt. Blow
property consisting of house and barn
and 20 acres of land. Consideration
s., 300.
J. c. Jacobson the architect returned
| Tuesday morning, from Grand Rapids,
! Minnesota. where he placed two ad
/ ditional water wheels for the ItaSca
Paper Mill Co.
Miss Fannie Burrows, of Port
Edwards, was the guest of the Misses
BOyleS over Sunday.