Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-04-12

Morris William, of Nashville, Tenn.
who has been located at Necedah the
past winter was in the city Sunday
the guest Of his brother r. A. Will
Jams, foreman in the REPORTER office
| Mrs. Geo. r. Gardner departed
Tuesday morning for Green Bay where
she will attend the annual session OF
w. B. M. l. as delegate from Grand
Rapids. She will be absent three days.
! 1.-TWO Merry Tramps" are scheduled
| to arrive in the city and disport them.
selves with the big company at the
Grand, Tuesday night next.
The channel of the Wisconsin river
| that formerly run east Of the center
pier at the wagon bridge has changed
to the west bank. Doubtless the new
dam has had much to do with the
change.
Jack Patrick, of Hancock, Wis.,,
| who formerly resided here in Grand
Rapids aud was interested in the
foundry and machine shops, will take
up his abode here in our city about
| April 20,
| So far this month rural route
number two has 30 mail boxes installed
and route number has II boxes,
Parties living upon either routes
SHOULD provide themselves with
regulation boxes.
Trout fishing season open Friday of
this week, those who are going and do
not wish to have cold and wet feet
better get pair of our water proof
| high cut shoes, rubber boots.
The Muir Shoe CO.
Seward Cornell, of Plainfeld, who
recently rented the farm of Cohen &
Hirzy just east of town, died very
suddenly at Plainfield last evening.
Mr.. Cornell had part of his goods
moved here and expected to bring his
family this week. Mr.. Cornell is a
brother-in-law of Henry Pellersels.
Miss Ida Carman, resigned her
position as chief operator for the
Wisconsin Telephone company to
accept position with the Electric &
water Co. as collector and assistant
book-keeper. She expects to assume
her new duties on May first. Miss
Louise Podawiltz will succeed Miss
Carman as chief operator.
1.-Two Merry Tramps" the jolly,
jungling farce will be produced here
by Wood & Ward is from the pen OF j..
Ret Ward, and is one of the most
reasonable and consistent comedies OF
the day.
Anton Billmyer, the architect has
charge of the erection of a new
modern house for Nick Reiland. to be
erected upon his old residence lots ia
the second ward. The old house will
be removed to other lots and modern
up-to-date house erected in its stead.
Workmen are already on the ground
making the changes.
David w. Miller, of Chicago
representing the Inter Ocean is in the
| city this week, increasing the
circulation of his paper by giving the
Metropolitan magazine for the balance
of the year and also reliable war
atlas as premiums for one years
subscription. Leave orders at the
book store if Mr.. Miller fails to call on
you
Galvanic soap washes clothes perfectly with
out hard rubbing or boiling Galvanic soap
not the woman does the work Ask your grocer.
Stephen Kingston, the son of
Samuel Kingston, of the town of
Seneca, who has been home on parole
since Xmas time because violent and
was taken back again to the hospital
| in Oshkosh, Monday afternoon. He
was so bad that it became dangerous
| to allow him his freedom as he had
already threatened his father. 1t re-
quired three men to assist the sheriff
| in handling him when he realized that
he was going back to Oshkosh.
81. Wipperman, Jr.. returned last
Friday evening from Hot Spring, Ark,
where he has been for the past five
weeks taking baths. He has found
them very beneficial and believes that
they have done him permanent
good. He says that there were
upward of $1,000 people at the Springs
taking treatment while he was there.
He has also learned great deal about
what the 'spoor white trash and the
negro problem and is thoroughly IN
accord with the opinions that prevail
as to their uselessness and
understanding;