Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-06-23

DAILY sells them.
Fresh home made bread al ways or
hand at Gett'S restaurant.
G. A. johnson, of Marshfield, was a
Grand Rapips visitor Monday.
Free, weeks trial Whitley exer
ciser; get one au Days drug store
E. S. Huckins, of Pittsville, was
business visitor in the city yesterday
Mr. Downing and George Ward,
of Dexterville, were in the city today
on business.
John Heron's eight months-oId
child is now convalescing after a
serious illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lara Ward, of Bah
cock, are i'm the city on business and
sh opping venture
E. J. Whitney went down to
La Crosse Saturday morning on bust
ness, returning Monday morning.
Henry Getslauf went to Sheboygan
today to attend the German Luthern
Synod as delegate from this city.
Misses Isabelle Demitz and Laura
POdawiItz went to Chicago today to
visit about two months with relatives.
Canning's Strawberries freshly
picked every day, at Gett'S fruit store.
f. NJ. Sinclair, of Marshfeld, arrived
in the city yesterday and has accepted
a position in the Witter House as night
clerk.
Mrs. Grid O'dell and daughter,
Geraldine, went to Strongs Prairie
Saturday, to visit relatives a few
weeks.
Mrs. Frank Carey and son have re-
turned home after three weeks
visit with her parents in Marquette,
Michigan.
Miss Jane Durali returned to Chic
ago today after few weeks pleasant
visit in this city at the home of
Frank Garrison.
Guy Gets went to Wausau last
night to see his wife and little son,
who are visiting relatives in that city
for a few weeks.
j. w. Natwick, Earl Calhoun
and Warren Baker went to Oshkosh
Tuesday to attend the embalming
school opened in that city four
days this week.
Mrs. w. fl. Wyman, Of Haskell,
Texas, is in the city visiting her
sister, Mrs. H. B. Philleo, for few
weeks. The two sisters have not seen
each other for 25 years.
With each Whitley exerciser we
give a fine course in physical culture
free. DAILY. the druggist
Geo. N. Wood returned Monday
morning from a few days absence in
st. Paul and Hudson. He has
special fondness for Hudson where
his health was restored to him at the
sanitarium.
Messrs. Henry L. Tolman and Chas.
Kerwon. of Chicago, and w. e. Black
and J. f. Tyrrell, of Milwaukee, were
registered at the Witter House Satur-
day. They were here in the interest
of the Hunt case.
The Big Four orchestra went to
Marshfield today. After they have
played their engagement in our
neighboring city, the boys will follow
the Central and play engagements in
different towns. They will return
home for the Fourth.
George Kiley, of Bozeman, Montana,
arrived in the city the past week for
an extended visit with his aged parents.
George has been away for eight years
and is greatly surprised at the growth
Grand Rapids has made during that
time. He is glad to get home again
among the scenes of his childhood.
Bicycles to rent at Days drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Baker and
little son were The guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. e. Lester On the marsh
the past week. On Monday they
all drove up to Grand Rapids, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker took the noon
train on their return home. Mr..
Baker will be remembered in this city
as he is employed in the claim depart
me nj of the O. M & ST Pa,1l RAILROAD