Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-07-28
MINOR LOCAL NEWS

A. Silverman spent Sunday a
Stevens Point.
/ Carl Odegard and Selmer Cnos
spent Sunday at Green Bay.
| Mrs. Fl. S. Stoker, of Melrose, is {
patient at DR.. Rockwell's hospital.
| @. Fl. Wood was in. Chicago ant
Milwaukee the past week on business
Miss Evora Myers, of Milwaukee, ii
visiting her friend, Miss Fife Goggins
Roy Lester, of Cranmoor, spen1
Saturday in the city visiting among
friends
Pigs for sale. Inquire of J. II.
Liebe.
| 0. E. O'dell spent the Sabbath with
his friends, Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown
at Mosinee.
| Morris Kallerud departed Monday
for Chicago, where he intends to PC
into business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bat O'Day are happy
over the arrival Of twin girls, born
Sunday, July 26.
w. II. Dawes returned Saturday
from Plaintield where he has been the
past week visiting.
Bert Law, of Babeock, is in the city
a few days this week visiting among
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Job Margeson left Saturday
for short visit with her friend. Mrs.
A. N. Cross, at Tomah.
August l, ends the great July clear
Ing sale at Heineman'S store.
| Ole Carlson and two children de-
parted for visit with friends and
relatives at Strongs Prairie.
Miss Beth Lamberton, of Oak street,
left Saturday for visit of several
weeks with friends in Tomah.
Mrs. M. A. Gisenberg, of Green Bay.
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. T. E. Mullen this week.
Misses Lenore Mccarthy and Lidie
LaMense went Saturday for month S
visit with relatives at Thorpe.
1t is hot enough for you to wear
gauze underwear. Heineman Mer-
camille Co.
Miss Dora ST. Cyr. of Minneapolis.
arrived Saturday to spend few days
at the home of G. A, Corriyeau
The Misses Mabel and Grace Wook
of Haraboo, are visiting their friend,
Miss Viola Garrison, a few days.
Miss Ella Bsrnes departed for
MOntelio Sat urday to visit with her
friend Miss OBrien for several weeks.
$l.05 Grand Rapids to Marshtield and
return July 30th Acct GOllmar Bros
Circus tickets good to return } uly 3lst.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Silverman, OF
Seymour, are happy over the arrival
of baby girl, born Wednesday July
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/ Our sale ts Still on, come and see us
Heineman Mercantile Go.
Clarke w. Jenkins and Charle.
FoSgate were al Stevens Point Satur
day to take in the last day Of the street
fair.
Miss Hilda Berg has accepted the
position as sales lady for e. S. Gill
recently made vacant by Miss Martha
Wheir.
Mrs. Edward Schooloraft and tive
children, of Watertown, were visitors
the past week at the home of II.
Booth.
MessrS. and Mesdames Steib, Sr.,
Gouger, Lntz, Frank Stahl and son
were at the club house. They report
a fine time.
| Miss Mahle SOlberg returned to her
home In La Crosse Saturday after
spending, a week with her friend,
Miss Hllda Berg.
Charley Briere, ST., and e. A.
Grimshaw, of Mather, spent Friday at
|City Point looking over the formers
cranberry marsh.
Mrs. F. S. Durga. of Waukesha,
arrived in the city Friday and is the
guest of Mrs, 0. Il. Hougen and
family for two weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Black and daughter,
Aurelia, Of Shawano, are guests OF
her brother, P. Mulroy, and family at
the Commercial house.
Max. J. Drozewski, who has been
Visiting his brother, Anton Krieger
the past week, departed for his home
in Milwaukee Saturday.
| Miss Nellie Vincent departed for hel
new home in Park Falls Saturday
after few days pleasant visit at the
home of Miss Mamie DAILY.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Smith, OF
| Pierre, S. OAK, arrived in the city
Saturday to visit at the home Of bel
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Howes.
| Amile Lambert, leader of the G ranC
Rapids band, went to Camp Douglas
to play one week with the second
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