Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-03-29

odo AS oOS SHPNS<SA " hSCs
Edward Brazeau, of Nekoosa, was q
Grand Rapids visitor today.
Washer" all other white laundry soaps ar
substitutes.
d. j. Cole, Of Rhinelander, was il
the city Cd business today.
Miss Mayme Smith returned t.
her home in Friendship Friday.
Mrs. Mat Farrell is now recovering
from severe attack of the grippe.
Remember Mrs. Allerton's millinery
opening is the balance of the week.
c. H. Andler, Of Chicago, was a
guest of Robert Parrish over Sunday
Glenn Ticknor, of Dancy, is visiting
his parents for one week in .this city
T. E. Tice, OF Stevens Point, the
popular travelling man. was in the city
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Scott departed
for Chicago this morning for a short
pleasure trip.
Born early yesterday morning e
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Church. q
bouncing boy.
Don't forget the wrestling match
this evening between Harry Mays and
Fred Beell,
+. S. Woodworth, OF Pittsville,
was in the city Saturday and Sunday
on business and pleasure.
Miss Belle COUNSEL, of NeillSville
is spending her vacation here the
guest Of Miss Maud Shaw.
Mrs. A. e. Bassett departed yester-
day for Plainfield to visit her mother,
Mrs. L. w. Allen. for one week.
Fred Aucutt, OF Amigo, came home
Saturday on account OF the serious ill.,
ness of his father. VIM. ]. Aucutt.
Buy your Easter bonnet Of Mrs. e.
Allerton during her opening the bal
ance of this week.
The reading of the Passion OF Our
Lord takes place at the First Moray
ian church every evening this week.
Mrs. A. Matthews returned from
North Crandon Friday where she
looked after her property interests.
O. E. O'dell is having his barber shop
repapered this week, which will greatly
improve the appearance of his place OF
business.
Miss Louise Brown. who is teacher
in the public schools of sparta, arrived
home Saturday to spend her spring
vacation.
WANTED-200 cords Of pine wood.
Pioneer Wood Pulp company.
29mch-8t
Mat Farrell returned home yester-
day noon from Tomahawk where he
visited his daughter, Mrs. VIM. Coyle,
about three months.
Hugh MCGOWAN departed Monday
for Buffalo, N. Dakota, after having
spent the winter in this city among
his old-time friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Storer, Of
Chicago, arrived Saturday morning
to attend the funeral of his aunt,
Mrs. B. T. Worthington.
LOsT--An order for a monument.
Had the purchasers consulted Boyce
& Spafford they would not only have
gotten something up-to-date, but
would undoubtedly have saved money.
Floyd jenkins departed for Mil
waukee Saturday to visit his father,
Allen jenkins. While in the city he
will also consult an occulist.
Volney Russell stopped OF today
between trains to visit his friend,
Emil Rasmussen, while on his way to
Marshield from Blue, Mound.
Will Lyons visited few days with
his mother the past week. He is now
employed by the Chicago 4 North
western with head quarters in Fond
du Lac.
Boys, you should take a look at our
new line OF Corona Patent Colt shoes
aud OxfOrds, they are beauties, you
will want a pair for Easter, $3.50, So,
s.. so and 81 a pair. The Muir Shoe
company.
Miss Mamie Boyle, of Shawano, has
been the guest OF Miss Mamie Edwards
the past week. Miss Boyle went to
Nekooea yesterday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Frank BOles.
Arthur Snyder. of La Crosse, was
the guest of his friend, Oscar Morterud
over Sunday. Mr.. Snyder was on his
way to Stevens Point to take the civil
service examination.
Prof. H. S. Youker, Miss Kate
McKercher and Miss Matte Larkin
went to Madison yesterday noon where
they will attend the meeting OF
institute conductors.
Ladies, you can save time, patience
and money II in want of shoes, Oxfords
OF slippers, by calling at our exclusive
shoe store and being properly fitted
We have many pretty things to show
you in the line of fine foot coverings
The MUIR SHOE Co.
Madame Buddha, the eminent
Clairvoyant and Palmist, is in the city
at the Lyon house parlOrS where She
can be consulted for few days. She
is highly recommended and extends
you cordial invitation to call.
Victor S. Maurseth, the new jewelel