Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-11-15

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day from Arpin with two deer. Johr
reports the hunting excellent.
Lynn Renne spent Friday and
Saturday iii -irpin. 1t is presumed
that Lynn was hunting deer.
Peter Becker who has been employed
1t Amigo for the past few months
returned to this city Saturday.
FoR sALE-Hayes and Wilks' mare
! i've Years old. sound. Good family
| horse. good Traveller. trotting stock
| 3 w Lawler. ll2t
Mr.. and Mrs. ALI Canning are
moving uto heir new home in the
inst ward near his fathers home.
George Alhee travelling salesman
Tor d Mauitowoc wholesale house was
in Pittsville on business the past
! week.
Miss Lucy Dow and Wallace, OF
| Veedum, were visitors in this city
Friday. calling on friends and shop
ping.
Ben Hammond, of Arbar Vitae is
in the city On a business trip. He
stopped off ia Wausau on his way
here.
| ga New York man has cured him
self of dyspepsia by eating grass
| Now we know what allied Nebuch-
adnezzar."
Clarence SearleS left for City Point
Tuesday to superintend the shipment
of hundred barrels of cranberries
that he bought there recently.
A handsome decorated fOrty-twC
piece dinner set, given away with
| Victoria and Sunbeam flour. ASK
your grocer about it. tt
Paul Love returned from Milwaukee
Monday where he was employed as
book keeper. Paul expects to stay
in Grand Rapids for few days.
Andrew Hanson and Miss Manda
| Craney both of the town of Seneca
were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony, November fourtheenth
Edward Mccarthy returned Fri
day from BaIfour, North Dakota,
where he has been helping bis
brother John, harvest a big wheat
crop.
We notice from the Wausau papers
that DR.. O. t. Hougen and DR.. Frank
POmainville rendered tOaStS at the
banquet of Physicians in that city
| recently.
J. T. Sherman who is employed by
the firm of Weeks & Weeks visited
his family at Plainfield for few days
| the past week, returning to his work
on Thursday.
Messrs. Sam church, and Dan
McKercher departed Saturday morn
| ing for Princeton on a duck hunting
trip They intended to return
Monday evening.
Miss Ethel Kelley and Miss Nellie
Ward returned from Minneapolis
this morning. While there they
witnessed the foes ball game between
Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Arthur Arpin returned from
Denver and a business trip through
the west, Sunday. He left again
| Monday for Milwaukee where he will
join his wife and daughter.
| LosT:-A beedle hound, body black
| and white and ears and head tan.
A bout one year old. Reward Offered
for his return to Henry Alpine, Crane
Rapids, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs G, D. Jones, of Wau
Sau, who were on their return home
from trip to the Worlds Fair in st
Louis, were guests of Mrs. t. A
Taylor on High street over Sunday.
Miss Kate Kellogg, of Grand Rapid
who is attending the Wausal
Business College in this city, went
up to Star Lake this morning to viSi
her WauSau Daily Record
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Steele, o
Stevens Point, and Mr.. and Mrs. S
| G.. Waterman, of Plaintield Spen
Saturday and Sunday at the Water
man and Jenkins home ia Thu
city.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward DAILY arr
visiting with Mrs. Days parents II
Oshkosh this week, Edward expects
to shoot a few ducks on some of the
surrounding lakes before returning
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Conway of Orient
S. D. have been visiting relatives il
this city since Friday. Mr.. Conwa.
expects to return to his home Oh
Thursday, while his wife will extend
her stay.
Andrew BiSSig departed Tues
day morning for St. Louis wher,
he will attend the Worlds fair. Hi:
absence depends somewhat on how
he enjoyes the fair, as to how long b,
will stay.
Chas. Waterman who is employed
in the Johnson, Hill & Company stor,
on the west side was unable to go tt
his work Saturday on account O
sickness He was threatened with an