Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-06-17
MINOR LOCAL NEWS
The brick work on the new brewer,
was started to day.

For SALE OR ExCHANaE--An Eng
lish setter. E. Oberbeck. tt.
A. c. Willard, OF, Necedah, was
registered at the Witter Wednesday.
r. a. Bulls, of Dexterville, was
registered at the Witter Wednesday.
Carl .Arvold, OF Stevens Point,
visited with friends here on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. f P. Husome, of Arkdale, is
visiting with relatives here this
week.
Mrs. Eberhart Emerson, of Arkdale,
is visiting with relatives here this
week.
Ladies', gents and juvenile over
hauled wheels at a bargain, at
Krieger'S. If
Jacob Lutz went to Stevens Point
Wednesday, TO attend the I. o. o. F.
| Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wesley are re-
joicing over the arrival Of boy born
Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Bunge is in Pittsyille the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Elmer
HuckinS.
Mrs. r. "A. Havenor is making an
extended visit 10 Chicago and different
points in Michigan.
Miss Carolyn Briere departed Tues
day for Whitewater, where she will
visit friends for one week.
Farmers you should insure your
| building and crops. For particulars
inquire of F. G. Gilkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Abel departed
last night for Chicago, where they
will visit relatives for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lutz drove
to Stevens Point yesterday to visit
relatives returning in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Upham departed
for Milwaukee Tuesday, where MIR.
Upham will attend the Grand Lodge.
Mrs. g. A. Jordan and Mrs. H.
Chatfin. Of Ripon, are guests this
week at the home Of DR.. E. J. Clark.
1 have registered jersey bull at
my place service SI.O0. w. G.
McGlynn 1000 Washington ave.
IA At
Mrs. Kate Townsend is having the
interior of her home redecorated and
painted. Will Dessaint is doing the
| work.
Miss Rebecca Nuzum, OF Yiroqua,
is in the city the. guest of her friend,
Miss Anna Mcmillan for several
weeks. So {
John Grignon arrived home from
IShawano Tuesday, having resigned
his position in photograph gallery OF
that city.
Miss Daisy Brattou, OF Rudolph, has
accepted a position in Baungartner's
laundry. She began her. new duties
Monday. s3,..:st s. Z. 40 49,
FoR. sAlE-Ti,e most desirable re-
sidence- site oas the west side the
plaS -, 1oirt 2 = st0nc'
Hans q. Brotar. 81 STANLEY, is the
| guest this week OF his friend Chris
ThompsoA, whom he has not seen for
twenty pear
Will Smith has returned to Bruce
having fully recovered from the
injuries received. while under a
logging train.
Mrs. B. j. Booth, OF Fertile, Mimi.
Is IN the city on an extended visit
1.-THE guest of her daughter, Mrs. Victor
is. Maurseth. -,
I DR.. @. T. Hougen is moving back
into his home again In the frs: ward.
The damage by fire and water having
been repaired.
Have your name registered at Geo.
E.Krfeger's store for the bicycle race.
First prize $50 Rambler.
Earl. Crawford will assist as day
clerk, in the Witter House, during
the absence of E. J. Whitney the
junior partner. -
Purl Chose and Earl Hill have
accepted a position in the drug
department of the Johnson s. Hill
Company's store.
&c. Jacobson went to Merrill We'd
| nesday, where he is building Pulp
Mill for the Lindauer Pulp & Manu-
featuring Company.
Emile Cady who has been attending
the Delafield Military Academy,
returned home the first OF the week to
spend his vacation in this city.
The family of Martin Schubert, who
lis carpenter, have. arrived from
/ Milwaukee and have rented the
Harvey residence in the first ward.
E. j. Whitney departed last night
for the Mississippi River, where he
| will embark the boat thatis pushing
! a fleet OF lumber as far as st. Louis.
William Barnes returned to the