Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-12-06
MINOR LOCAL NEWS

IL. ii. Mullen, OF ST. Paul, was the
guest of friends over Sunday.
Theodore Lipke went to Merrill
Monday evening on business.
Fancy Christmas candies at Gett'S
restaurant price always right. l2-24-04.
Miss Lillian Grimm. of Plainfeld,
is in the city visiting friends for a
few days.
Floyd E. jenkins. travelling solicitor
for the Milwaukee Daily News, was
home over Sunday.
Frames of all descriptions at Men,
zel'S studio. GIT
Miss Amy Langdon who has been in
Iowa for some time was the guest Of
Mrs. Cahill on Monday.
Mrs. Jane Granger, of this city, is
entertaining Mrs. VIM. Granger, Of
kellner for few days.
Buy Christmas notions, dolls. etc.
of Baptist ladies, December IA. 2-2t
Miss Lydia Stange,1 of Merrill,
arrived today for visit with her
sister. Mrs, e. w. Ellis.
Mrs. A. Rubel of Milwaukee is in
the city for few days 10 visit with
her sister Mrs. 1. Baruch.
Menzel's studio will be open every
evening until after the holidays.
GIT
Charles Hahn of Marshfeld, the
Municipal judge of our thrifty neigh
Dor, is spending the day in our city.
Clarence Love returned Tuesday
from ShanogOlden where he has been
employed fol the past two months.
Baptist sale and supper, December
IA. Pot
Roy Lester of the west side went to
Wausau Wednesday to take course
in the business college of that city.
Mrs. August Abel, of Seymour, is
the guesd Of her daughter in this
city, Mrs. E. G. Pershon this week.
Call and examine the elegant line
OF gilt metal frames. 6-2t
Frank Closuit who has been visiting
relatives in Shanagolden for the past
two weeks returned to this city
Monday.
OrSOn Cochran was called to Bruce
Monday to tune pianos belonging to
members of the Arpin Lumber
Company.
For ladies and gents lever skates
see Purnell's line, east side. 2-4t
Andrew E. Falch, editor of the
Daily Herald, Chippewa Falls, spent
the Sabbath in this city guest of A.
L. FOntaine.
Mrs. John Planke and children
returned from Merrill Monday after
spending few weeks visit with
relatives and friends.
If you want good hard maple wood
see E. &. Ketchum, prices right. SIT
G. E. Pors, one of Marshfeld's able
and prominent attorneys, came to our
city this morning and is putting in
most of the day at the court house
Fl. e. Fitch of Nekoosa, a hustling
young attorney of that thrifty neigh
boring town has been busy most of
the day at the court house. Legal
business seemed to occupy his atten-
tiOn.
Fancy articles, aprons, etc. at
Baptist sale, December IA. 2-2t
Ed. l.. Reese, cashier of the First
National Bank of Marshfeld, put in a
few hours in our city today. 1t looked
as though little visiting and con-
siderable business formed the subject
of his trip here.
Geo. Reynolds, one of the permanent
real estate dealers of Marshtield, is
putting in the day in our city calling
on friends and looking after some
real estate business.
Picture frames to fit any size pic
Jul d. SlCuLCJ SUuulOs
evningS. GIT
Henry F. Knuth, of Milwaukee, was
here the fore part of the week and
spent two days with relatives and
friends. He was on his way to Edgar,
Wis, where he will visit other
relatives.
Mrs. N. Higbee and son Earl who
have been visiting relatives in this
city for the past two weeks leave
today for Minneapolis, where they
expect to stay week, thence home to
Rat Portage, Canada.
Chatting and baking dishes in a
large assortment on display at Pur-
nell's, east side. 2-4t
Chas. Suffer, formerly of this city
arrived here November % from New
York where he has been employed as
horse sheer. He thinks Grand Rapids
is good enough for him and is thinking
of lOca ting here permanently.