Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-06-04
Local News

Local News
Hammocks and base ball goods at
Wood County Drug Co.
The freshman class held Il picnic on
Thursday at Bulls Eye bluff.
w. w. Booth has moved into the
M. J. McRaith home on River street.
Window shades, a large line at
Wood County Drug Co. Call in and
see them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sanderson are
now nicely located in their new hotel I
in Algona, Iowa.
DR.. E. C. Abbott Of Black River
Falls. was in the city this week looking ,
over the town. !
We invite YOUR attention to J. r.
Ragan'S advertisement in another
column of this issue.
DR.. Horace Bolton, of Madison,
preached both morning and evening
at the NJ. e. church Sunday.
Peter McCamley has been laid up |
the past week with an attack OF his
old enemy Sciatic rheumatism
James Mclaughlin is now comfort
ably settled in his new home, in the
second ward, having finished moving. I
Mrs. e. M. Allerton has been con-
fined to her bed the past week, with
stomach trouble, but is now getting
better.
The people of Chippewa Falls have
opened their homes generously for
the entertainment of the State G.. A. /
r. and visitors. {
Mrs. Stephen Love moved her house {
hold effects to Glidden, Wis. Tuesday.
Mr.. Love will enter the employ of the |
Nash Lumber Co.
II. c.. Thompson on Monday sold 200
acres of wild land in the town of Sara +
toga, to Noah Bannister, Of Chicago. J
Consideration 81, 400. !
j. r. Raglan, the new furniture 5
man, has rented of E. a. Cady the .
cottage on Milwaukee street now
occupied by j. G.. Jacobson.
A rate of one fare for the round trip
from all points of the state to Chippe {
wa Falls has been made by the rail +;
roads for the encampment.
Mrs. A. Decker and daughter have
gone to Ludington, Grand Rapids,
and Detroit Michigan, where they ,
will visit relatives for two weeks. :
The June sun shines on many fair
bride, made doubly lovely by the use
of Rocky Mountain Tea The brides ,
best friend. 35 cents. John r.. DAILY. :
John HOllmiller sold four lots on {
the west side to Matt Frost of the !
town of Sigel Monday, through the
Wipperman agency. Consideration
$400.
The Rice Lake Band will furnish s
the music for the encampment in
Chippewa Falls tho there is deal
pending for another famous band to {
appear.
DR.. III. r. Bell, oSteopathic physic- {
ian will be in Grand Rapids, Mondays
and Fridays two to six and seven to I
nine O'Clock p. m. Office over Days |
drug store. tt {
The cool weather that has been /
prevailing all of the past week is very {
unusual in this part of the State. !
Crops are very much retarded as we'll
as damaged.
A. e. Tenant is carrying his arm in
a sling, the member having been :.
badly wrenched at the shoulder. The j.,
accident was caused in handling
sick horse.
The Morgan G. A. r. Drum Corps
of Minneapolis will be feature of the {
encampment in Chippewa Falls. 1t ,
has twelve members, all eX-army t
musicians. {
Everybody who can should. try to
attend the State G. A. r. Encamp- ,
ment at Chippewa Falls. Plans are
formulated to make it The best ever
held in the state.
DR.. J. j. Bellin is associated with
DR., j. ], LOOZe and has his office with
him over the Wood County Drug store.
He expects to remain here this sum-
mer and practice
The city of Chippewa Falls will be
profusely decorated with arches, flags,
bunting, etc. The ''Old Vets" will
be given a royal welcome that they
will not soon forget.
A very enjoyable little surprise
party. was given Rcna PhilleO, last
Friday evening, gotten up by her
school friends. About twenty young
people were present.
Are you thin? Would you like to
get fat and plump? Tried "laughiug,"
'twouldn't work-now take Rocky
Mountain Tea-'twilI do the business.
IS cents. John E. Daily.
Messrs. Louis Shredder and Gus
Schuman, went to Eau Claire Monday
rs delegates to the Grand Lodge of
the [. O. O. +. who are holding Il con
vention in that city this week.
All the teachers in our public schools
have gone to their respective homes
to spend the summer vacation and
recuperate for their fall work that
will begin again in September.
The stone and Portland cement
cross walks the city is putting in is
the most durable and sensible walks
that they have ever put in. Those
placed last year show no marks of
ware as compared with any other walk
ever placed.