Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-08-02
MINOR LOCAL NEWS

Joseph Jackan and Joseph Whei
spent Sunday at Walker with friends
Charley Walt departed Tuesday
afternoon for Waukesha on a bust.
ness trip.
For sALE-Lots at the foot of Higl
street for $50 lot and upwards. 81
F. Lipchow. 22-4t
Miss Nellie Farrell returned Sunda,
night from her visit with relatives il
Tomahawk.
WILDER Herschleb came home from
Kaukauna Saturday to visit hi
parents for few days.
Miss Agnes Martin, of Wausau, i.
in the city this week the guest of he
sister. Mrs. Lizzie Cooney.
Mrs. G.. J. Leonhard is visiting hel
mother, Mrs. Frank Henschel ir
WrightStOwn for few weeks:
Mrs. Dot Meacham McGrew and
son Donald, from Illinois are regis.
tered at the Dixon this week.
''The two winners Lily and
Hard to Beat at Church s. Schuman's
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Harry Young, of Stevens Point, is
visiting his friend master Laird
Warner, on Milwaukee street for two
weeks.
A. jenkins departed today fol-
Grand Haven, Michigan, where be
will help harvest the peach crop on a
fruit farm.
Rev. GustaYe Baum, of the west
side Lutheran Church will be absent
Sunday on account of attending the
Mission Festival at Hamburg.
WANTED-Giri for general house
work good wages paid. Inquire OF
Mrs. f. S. Gill at the paint store. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Arpin and her
sister, Evangeline De Nevers, OF
Atlanta, are the guests at the home
of bis mother, Mrs. Clarissa Arpin.
A. G. Otto and Charley Norton are
attending the oath annual Pharma
ceutical Association of the State OF
Wisconsin at Fond du Lac this week
Henry Timm returned from
Oshkosh Saturday having accom-
panied his aunt Mrs. Dickinson Of
Stevens Point for visit in that
city.
Call for free sample of Jersey
Lily flour at Church & Schman's
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Miss Mamie DAILY, who has beer
visiting with Miss Florence Dodge
returned to her home at Grand
Rapids Wednesday.-Sparta Adver.
tiser.
Geo. Mullen, of Grand Rapids, was
registered at the Hotel Bells last
evening". D. Simons, of Grand
Rapids, was in the city yesterday
Wausaa Record.
Max Cohen and his daughter
Tillie, of Wausau, stopped off here
Sunday night to visit his brother
Joseph, Monday. They were on theil
way to Chicago.
A thousand free sample sack OF
Jersey Lily flour" at Church 8
Schuman's, call for one. jy26-4W
G. G. Jacobson last week, sold his
new residence in the second ward tC
Robt. Grignon, head machinist fol
the Consolidated Water Power and
Paper Company.
c. L. Servis, of Stevens Point, drove
over to the city Sunday, accompanied
by Misses Anna Gilday and Katie
Curran. They were the guests OF F
G.. Pricser for the day.
A handsome decorated forty-tw'
piece dinner set, given away will
Victoria and Sunbeam flour. ASH
your grocer about it. tt
The young peoples society of tn
Baptist church gave a very interest
ing missionary program last Sunda.
evening. A similar service will b.
given once a month hereafter.
Floyd Jenkins, Jerry Herschlet
and Verne Rumsey departed toda.
for Waupaca Lakes where they will
attend the annual encampment Of the
Yellow Jacket Club. They will b.
absent from the city about thre'
weeks.
Farmers don't forget to take GU
cyclone and hail insurance on you
crops and buildings. See f G. Gilke
near bridge. If
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dixon departed
Thursday fora trip east among rela
tives. Their first stop will be a.
Niagara Falls, thence to Buffalo an,
from there they will go TO New Yorl
City. They will be gone for periot
of six weeks.
A. W. Tuttle, Office clerk at tn
Dixon House for several year
departed Tuesday morning for OxfOrt
| Wis, where he will visit with hi
wife for short time and then return
to Grand Rapids. Mr.. Tuttle will b
missed at the Dixon House.
| The city base ball team will go
Green Bay Sunday, August I. Th
excursion train leaves at 7 O'clOc
sharp. Only $3.50 round trip.
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