Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-11-24
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John Conway, of Orient, North
Dakota, who has been in Milwaukee
en- business was in Grand Rapids
visiting relatives this week.
-Messrs. David Hetzel. Carl Weight.
David Eufz and son, David, and Carl
Klug attended the funeral of Michael
Lutz yesterday at Stevens Point.
| Fresh oysters received daily at
Shafton & Chapman's.
Louis Hason. of Milwaukee, an ex-
/ pert eoatmaker formerly with Brink
Brothers, has been engaged by Hugh
Corbett in histailoring establishment.
Bernhard Toepel is still confined to
the house with his old trouble
rheumatism. He will be glad to see
any of his friends whenever possible.
Mrs. Michael Lutz, of Duluth, and
Mrs. Lizzie Kuenzel and son, Lawrence
of Oshkosh. attended the wedding of
Edward Kraus and Miss Emma Lutz
today.
Percy Bishop, night clerk in the
Dixon Hotel cafe, sprained his wrist
while skating Sunday. He decided to
90 to his home iu Merrill for couple
of days
Don't ask Wednesday. Opera
house, "a Night of Fun"
VIM. Brown, who is playing the
heavy man in "The Thoroughbred"
came over from Wautoma Saturday
and spent Sunday in the city among
| friends.
Mrs. /. e. Perry went to Bidwell,
Iowa, yesterday for two mon tbs
visit She will be joined by her
daughter, Miss Ella Perry, at New
Lisbon.
J. A. Gaynor and Andrew Bissig
have gone to Neilsville in connection
with drainage district to be formed
| in Clark county, in which they are
interested.
Rev. J. L. Bittner returned
today from WATERFOWL where he
were called by Mrs. Bittner'S father,
Aug. Bublitz, who was injured by d
Northwestern train Thursday.
Buy your oysters at Shafton &
Chapman's for Thanksgiving.
Miss Effie Goggins arrived home
Saturday from Lacrosse and will visit
her parents about one week. Miss
Edna Holberg accompanied Miss
GogginS and will be her guest during
her vacation.
Drive away the blues, GA Night of
| Fun"
Henry Frechette, uf Marshfeld, and
Miss Della White, of Pittsville, will
be united in holy wedlock on Tuesday,
December l. Mr.. Frechette is a
brother of George Frechette who re-
sides in this city. 49,
| The largest assortment of holiday
novelties and children's toys can be
found at John Lowrey's grocery store.
Charles Laramie, the barber, who
recently severed his connection with
O. e. O'dell, has accepted a position
with Frank Dudley in the Dixon
Hotel barber shop. He bagan work
Monday morning. =.
| Max Cohen, of Wausan, was the
guest of his brother, Joseph, at the
Witter over Sunday. Both brothers
departed Sunday evening for Milwau-
kee and Chicago where they will pur-
chase goods for their stores.
Lettuce, celery, oranges, bananas,
pears, apples. catawba, California and
! Concord grapes for Thanksgiving at
Shafton & Chapman'S.
Mrs. E. Ellis returned to her home
at Grand Rapids Monday, after
brief visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. STANCE. Charlie Forbes
arrived home yesterday morning from
Grand Rapids. where he had been
working.-Merrill News.
Albert Trickey, whose parents
many years ago resided at Barnum in
this county, has been spending most
of last and this weeks in this village.
He is printer by profession and until
recently had been conducting paper
in Illinois. He is looking for loca-
tion.-Adams County Press.