Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-03-05

! RdpldS. He mas rented q suite {
rooms over A. c. Otto's drug stor
where he will have his Office and fo
the present he eau be found at til
drug store. Mrs. F. Pomainville wi
have what was formerly known as tn
Pomainville hall converted into offic
rooms for rent. Two suites are alread
spoken for.
Our big line of ladies' fine shoes Wi
be in about the 18th.
THE MUIR SHOE Co.
The Grigg's millinery parlor Wi
have their formal opening Saturda
the 18th and their Grand Easte
opening will take place Wednesday
April the Sth. Mrs. G. B. Griggs, o
Minneapolis and her expert trimmer
Madame E. GortOn of Chicago, arrived
in the city the first of the week ant
are getting their millinery stock il
shape for their opening in the Krone
building.
Rubbers for everybody at The Mui
Shoe Cos. store.
We had the pleasure Of seeing ;
letter this week that had beer
written in the year of 1919, 1t wa:
penned by Robert Farrish's father in
RichibuctO, New Brunswick. to hi
brother in Ecclfcc|Ian near Aunan
Scotland, and marked or labeled or
the eneyelOpe as IL ''Shipped" letter
no postage being theron. We con
sidered it quite curiosity.
Orrie O'dell, the tOnSorial artist ha:
purchased an extension mirror CASE
dresser and a new chair both to match
the other fixtures. Mr. O'dell now
has three chair shop with all the
appointments to do first class work
With this improvements Mr.. O'dell's
cOstumeTS will have to wait but very
short time, for shave or hair cut.
Work excavating for the new floul
mill buildings for the Grand Rapids
Milling Company was commenced this
Thursday morning on the west side
This mill when completed and fur
niShcd will be one of the most modern
and uD-tO-date mills in the country
Nothing will be spared to make il
complete in every particular.
DR.. IT. D Morris, of Berlin, has
rented the rooms in the J. E DAILY
block recently vacated by J. G. Jacob
son. He expects to move his family
here next week While here Tuesday
he gave Dorothy Braztau of NekOOSa
a treatment who is improving finely
under his treatment.
l will make stamp photos for the
next two weeks only. Oscar MOrte-
rud, photographer
John ChinnainattO who has been
employed in the Oberbeck factory
departed Sunday, accompanied by his
sister, for RiveralO, CanaveSO, Italy.
They have gone to visit their parents
The sister expects to remain there
but Mr.. Chinnainatto will return in
two months.
The ladies' aid society of the Nor.
wegian MOravian church will give a
supper at the G. A. r. hall THURSDAY
evening, March Il. Everybody are
cordially invited to come. Price II
and 20 cents.
Stamp photos will be made for only
Oho NSSNo lilOiF ClU I'lOI UCl uu >
Emile Larson. of the town of Port
Edwards, expects to leave next week
with his family for the state of Wash
ingtOn. They go in the interest oil
Mrs. LarsOn's health who is troubled
with aSthema.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Kaye, who resides
eight doors north of the Green Bay
depot has started a class in drawn
work. Her former announcement
will be made in another column Of this
paper.
We are pained to note the serious
Ilness of Mrs. ] F. Cooley who was
stricken With PARALYSIS Wednesday
evening. She has the sympathy OF
the community in her affection.
Oliver Dudley sold his farm in the
town Of Rudolph Saturday to Mr.
Stoddard, Of Lafayette county. The
farm consists of 60 acres and building!
theron, Consideration s2,l00.
Sidney Dennis, who is attending
the Chicago, school of Pharmacy
passed the required examination
before the State Board last week as {
licentiate.
Rev. G. A. RoSander will preach il
the Swedish language in the Congre
gational church next Sunday after
noon at three O'Clock.
The Marceau. Bogoger and Boyle
families have been exchanging resid
ences this week. Moving is quite The
order Of the day.