Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-06-19
MINOR LOCAL NEWS

". y. CdTIudu IDS Dcen appointed
city weigher by the mayor.
D. /. Sharpe, of NJ ukwonago, was in
the city Tuesday on business.
Ride a Racycle and keep to the
front. DAILY sells them.
James Mclaughlin transacted bust
ness in Pittsville Tuesday.
Miss Emma Oberbeck is visiting
relatives in Marshfeld this week.
F. Beadle has completed a fine boat
for Jake Lutz. 1t is sixteen feet long.
l. II. Dunaven visited his brother.
Charles Dunaven, at Plover over Sun
day.
Architect j. G.. Jacobson went to
Little Falls, Mimi, Wednesday on a
short business trip.
E. S. Renne and family have moved
into the old Brazeau home which he
recently purchased.
B. F. Hall, OF Amherst, has been
the guest Of his cousin, R. A Dunaven
a few days the past week.
John Hyland and John White, of
Marshfield, were in the city Wednes-
day transacting business.
Fred Brunka and wife went to
Fond du Lac Wednesday to see Fore
paugh's & Sells big circus.
The Grand Rapids band played
Monday afternoon at Babcock for the
order of Modern Woodmen.
Mayor w. E. Wheelan and Atty.
ID. d. Conway, were in Friendship on
legal business the past week.
Edward Starks spent Sunday in
Stevens Point with his family, who
are there for an extended visit,
Fred NJ. Schnable on Monday pur-
chased two lots on Milwaukee street
from Joe. Bogoger. Consideration
$3.50.
Miss Mamie G.. Corccran, teacher in
the public schools of Iron Mountain,
Mich. is home for her summer yaca-
ton.
Clark Jenkins went to Stevens
Point Tuesday to be present at the
Alumni banquet given by the Normal
school.
Joseph Martin arrived in the city
Thursday from Laona, and will visit
relatives and friends during his
Mrs. FL. A. Herschleb returned
from her extended visit
among relatives and friends in Hespe.
Ter, Ontario.
Monondock Encampment of Plain
field will be here on the night of June
q to confer degrees for local Encamp-
ment fraternity.
Mrs Thomas Kells and Mrs. VIM.
Love have returned from Grand
Rapids. MINI. They have rented
ChaS. DOugherty' house.
Mrs. w. E. Beadle and children
returned Tuesday to their home in
NekOOSa after two weeks visit with
their relatives Mr.. and Mrs, T. Beadle.
Mrs. VIM. Skeels left Saturday to
meet her daughter, Mrs. e. McIntee,
at Bancroft whence they went to Pine
River to attend an old settlers meet
ing.
Arthur Oberbeck, who is employed
as street car conductor in Chicago,
is in the city spending his vacation at
home with his parents on the west
side.
A full line of 4th of July goods at
Otto's Pharmacy
Guthrie & Laramie did an excel
lent job of hard wood finishing on the
partitions of the display windows in
Johnson & Hill Co.'S. store the past
week.
Rev. j. L. Bit ner will attend the
German Lutheran Synod which con-
venes at Sheboygan next week. He
will leave Monday and be absent a
week.
S. d. Brazeau returned from Ann
Arbor, Michigan, Monday, to spend
his vacation with his brothers and
sisters. Mr.. Brazeau is now a senior
"Medic."
Mrs. G. G. Herbst, of Minneapolis.
and Mrs. Herbst, of Sparta, arrived
Monday evening for visit with Mis-.
Ernestine Fontaine and other
relatives.
DR.. O. L. Hougen returned Saturday
from his attendance at the State
Medical society in Milwaukee and
also a visit with his relatives in
Manitowoc county.
With each Whitley exerciser we
give fine course in physical
culture free. DAILY the druggist.
w. E. Beadle, superintendent of the
sulphite mill at Nekoosa, returned to
his home Tuesday having been guest
at the home of r. A. DuEayen and
ia mily few weeks.
w. r. johnson. of this city, in
company with g. E. Zero, departed
for the northern part of Idaho and
Montana where they intend to stake
out claim for a timber tract.
Mr., Gail S,,,tl;a al