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

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| his carpenter work with Architect
Billmeyer.
| Supt. NJ. H. Jackson, of the training
school, aud Supt. Robert Morris are
visiting the training schools at Wau-
slu and Menomonie this week.
We cordially invite everyone to
notify us by phone, or otherwise. of
any local item that may come to their
knowledge and is worthy of publica-
tion. We want to publish all local
items.
Miss Lille Webb, trimmer for Mrs.
L. Levin, resigned her position
Saturday and departed for her home
in the town of New Rome Monday.
While here she boarded with Mrs.
Orrie O'Dell.
J. L. Permitted, of Chicago, was in
I the city Tuesday on business. He
will he remembered in connection
with the building of the Chicago &
Northwestern railroad into this city
| from Princeton.
Mrs. Skeels returned Monday from
Pine River, Waushara county, her
old home, where she had been to
attend an old settlers meeting. She
reports very pleasant visit among
old time friends.
Mrs Henry Ticknor entertained the
ladies' aid society of the Congre-
gational church Wednesday afternoon.
A large number were present. Re-
freshments were served and most
enjoyable time was spent.
! For sALE---At once, the furniture
in Mrs. G.. w. Stevens boarding house,
near Commercial house.
Hubert Nelson was here this week
to interview Architect jacobson on
the plans for the paper mill which is
about to be erected at Little Falls,
Mimi. Mr.. Nelson will superintend
the construction Of the mill.
Get it at Otto'S.
| Geo. Warren, who suffered a relapse
while visiting his relatives near
KilbOurne City, was Drought home
Tuesday. At this writing he is con-
valescing, but it is feared he will have
to submit to an operation soon.
Mrs Christie and daughter. accom-
panied by her son-in-law, Mr.. Clark,
of Rib Lake. stopped off here Friday
to call on their old time friend, Mrs.
Isabella Mcmillan. They departed
Saturday morning for Wild Rose.
P. L. Pease, who formerly taught
in our public schools, was in the city
between trains Saturday the guest of
his friend Lacy Horton. Mr.. Pease
attended the state university the past
year and his home is in Cumberland.
j. E. Duncan, of Rudolph, was in
the city Wednesday and this Office
acknowledge social call From him
we learned that he had in course of
erection an addition to his house 16x26
feet two stories high we'll under
way.
e. J. Clark, dentist, Office over
Gross & Lyon Co.'S. store, west side.
If
w. II. Reeves and his daughter
Anna were in Milwaukee the past
week. VIII arrived home Saturday
but his daughter stopped off on their
return at Kaukauna where she visited
with her aunt, Mrs. F. Solar, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Kellogg returned
Tuesday evening from Belverdere,
ILL.,, where they enjoyed an excellent
visit with their daughters, Mrs Ella
Locke and Mrs. A. H. Wolworth, who
reside there. They were we'll pleased
with that city.
Rev. Gerhard Francke and wife of
Bethel, North Dakota, are in the city
this week visiting relatives and friends.
Rev. Francke will preach in the
German Moravian church Sunday
morning and will preach in English
in the evening.
j. NJ. Howarth, chief engineer of
the Shawno Paper & Fibre Co., was
in the city Monday on his way home
from Cloquet, Minnesota. He was
interested in looking over the work
going on in the building of the new
paper mill here.
Geo. Kiley, son of Thomas Kiley,
who has been absent from the city the
past seven years, arrived home Friday
from the west and found many agree
able changes in the city. Mr.. Kiley
has lived in different parts of Montana
and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Wickersham, of
Denver, Colorado, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. E. P. Arpin this week. He
officiated at the Christian Science
meeting Sabbath morning and is
reported to be one of the early be-
levers in this faith.
| Hugh Boyles, superintendent of the
Wolf RIVER Paper & Fibre Company
Of Shawno, was here the fore part OF
! the week NOV ing his household goods
to that city where they will reside in
the future. Two of his sons are also
employed there. Mr.. 8oyles is well
pleased with his new duties there and