Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-09-11
MINOR LOCAL NEWS
Miss Ella Scott has returned from

NeO. OCOob, VI WduiS0n, is WISHING
his cousin. DIR. c. A. Boorman.
E. Fl. Boynton, of Pittsville. trans
acted business in the city Tuesday.
Will Miller, of Ashland, is in the
city this week calling on his shoe trade.
Henry Rege and family have moved
into their new LONE on Milwaukee
street.
An attractive assortment of fine
toilet soap at moderate cost at Otto'S
Pharmacy.
Miss Nettie Patrick, Of Plainfield.
Was in the city visiting friends
Thursday.
Miss Mary McCamley is visiting
friends in Minneapolis. She will be
absent two weeks.
Peter Schmidt expects to go to
Stevens Point for two weeks visit
with his mother.
Miss Della Sibley. of New London,
is visiting at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. William Helms.
"What happened to Jones" will
surprise you at the Grand opera house
next Tuesday Sept 10.
Miss Mabel and Ernest Mcfarland
have returned from a visit with
relatives in South Dakota.
Guy Boyer went to Milwaukee Tues
day, where he accepted a position as
bell boy, in the st. Charles hotel.
John Hutchinson moved his family
into the house he recently purchased
of Henry Mccain in the fourth ward.
Annie-Better doctor your health
before applying identifying remedies.
Rid yourself of constipation. indi-
gestiOn, with Rocky Mountain Tea,
and you'll have a beautiful complex
ion. 35 cents, j. e. DAILY.
August Bandeline is going to learn
the druggist trade, and is now ap-
prentice to A. G. Otto in his drug
store on the west side.
Mrs. Oscar J. Gagnon and daughter,
Maude, returned to their home in
Merrill Monday after visiting at the
home of Henry Harding.
Mrs. Stephen Slattery, Celia and
Katie Mccarthy departed Wednesday
for Winona where they will visit
friends and attend the fair.
George Werheim, Jr., departed
this morning for pleasure visit to
Grand Rapids, Stevens Point and
Marshtield. Wausau Record.
Choice family wines in port, tokay,
sweet catawba, sherry, ETC., at 49
cents bottle or s4.75 a dozen. Try
them. OTTO's PHARMACY.
Edwin Harding, who had been visit
ing relatives in Minneapolis during
part of his summer vacation, has
returned to resume his school work.
Mrs. E. j. Erickson and daughter,
Edna, of Sun Prairie, and Mrs. L. A.
Law, of Babcock, are visiting Mes
DANES W. J.. Shea and Helen Cave.
Frank Collier and wife have decided
to break up housekeeping and will
live with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Planke, Sr., this fall and winter.
A, W. Tuttle was called to his home
in Oxford on account of the illness OF
one of his sons. He expects to return
to his duties at the Dixon House next
week.
Willie Cochran has returned to
GAINESVILLE where he will resume his
studies. He is member of the class
of 1904. His father, Attorney J. w.
Cochran, accompanied him as far as
New Lisbon.
P. L. Pease, of Cumberland, a former
teacher in our public schools was the
guest of Lacy Horton a few days the
past week. Mr. Pease will enter the
State University as senior this fall.
Sam Zion, who has been in the
city since Tuesday, expects to go to
his home in Sheboygan Saturday He
will return in one week or te.l days
and then take charge of the Dixon
house buffet.
Good for father. Good for mother.
Good for the whole family. Makes the
children eat. sleep and grow. Rocky
Mountain Tea is family blessing.
35 cents. J. e. Daily.
Paul Yahnke, Amelia and Carl
Dittmer, of Castleton, North Dakota,
are visitors at the home of Rev. G. A.
Meilicke this week. Mr.. Yahnke and
Mr.. Dittm er are going to Bethlehem,
Pa, to attend theological college
while Miss Dittmer will attend the
Ladies Seminary at Letetz, Pa.
The production mystery" as pre-.
sented by B.. A. Huntley in the old
PariSeau building is we'll worth any.
ones time and money to see. Tt
| witness Lunette, the flying lady, is
| worth the price of admission alone
Beside this they have several other
very entertaining features which
would please the most fastidious.
Mrs. 81. j. Maurer, of Grand
Rapids, Mich, and Mrs. Libby Honey
settle, of GAINESVILLE, siste RS of Mrs
f. d. Humphrey, who has been visit
ing in the city for two weeks, departed
this morning on the Northwestern