Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-02-26

the gripp.
Mr.. and Mrs Carson Burt'S little
son, Richard, is recovering from his
serious illness.
For rent-Suite of four rooms for
Office or living rooms. Inquire of DR..
T.. POmainville.
| Remember Gorton'S minStrelS to-
morrow night at the Grand opera
house. Watch for the big street
parade at noon.
Arthur Voyer, of Junction City,
was in the city yesterday the guest OF
his brother, Henry Voyer.
Mrs. Bridget Conway purchased the
E. N, Menier residence on French
street, west side: yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Lynch is now in the
Mary Thompson hospital in Chicago
where she is receiving medical treat
ment.
Atty. D. M. Dahl, of the law firm
of Cate, Dahl. & Nelson, Of Stevens
Point, was in the city yesterday on
legal business.
Lost-A large fur driving mitten,
brown color, on Biron road to town OF
Rudolph. Finder leave mItten al
This office and receive reward.
Walter Burt and Will Reeves were
in attendance at the Wisconsin
Retail Dealers convention this week
in Milwaukee.
George N. Wood, of Grand Rapids
dropped in on his Hudson friends
yesterday. He is looking superb
Hudson Star Times.
ga Montana Outlaw" will be seer
at the Grand opera house Friday eve
ming. March 4. The drama is said tt
be of thrilling interest and to abounG
in sensational features. Jack tht
Buster" and his friends are new
characters in melodramatic fiction.
| Frank Doenitz returned to his home
in Plainheld the first Of the week
after pleasant visit in this city
the guest of his cousin, AL. Doenitz.
Mrs. r. M. Levin went to Milwaukee
and Chicago Wednesday where shs
, will purchase d general line and taxi
course in trimming and looking W
the latest styles of hats.
q Mrs. George R. Gardner, Miss Mabe
! Gardner and Miss Lucy Woodwork
were initiated into the White Shrin
, of Jerusalem, Order of the Easter
: Star, while in Milwaukee last week.
H. E. Smith, of Duluth, secretar
of the North Shore Abrasive com
pany, was ia the city yesterday. OF
business. While in the city MI
! Smith was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
: Chas. A. Mackey.
Mrs. Geo. R. Gardner and daughter
Miss Mabel Gardner, returned Wed
nesday from Milwaukee and Chicago
While ia Milwaukee they attende,
the sessions of the Grand Chapter Q
a the Eastern Star.
!" Come and hear Miss Laura Veno
Briggs sing at the Congregations
q church next Friday evening. She
q an accomplished musician, havin
p studied under the best instructors i
:, st. Paul and Chicago 1t will be
o treat to lovers of music.
Mrs. j. E. Perry, who has bee
= visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. q
d Voss, during the past month, departe
e this noon for Bidwell, Iowa, wher
d she will spend the remaining part {
n the winter visiting her sons.
4 Edward RawSon and family hav
e moved to this city from Colomo an
# are occupying rooms upstairs of til
IS Frank Carey residence. Mr.. Rawso
e is machinist and is employed by til
n Grand Rapids Foundry company.
Il A.C. Miller, of Milwaukee, engage
1t by Church s. Co. and Geo. w. PLrne
n to make inventory of Church & Con
: pany's hardware stock, expects SOC
to have his work completed. NJ
PurneIl will then take charge Of tt
e business.
e Mrs. G. G. Packard went to Brood
J. Ign, n. Y, Sunday evening where ST
y will visit until the beach opens !
& Brooklyn and Boston. The latt,
.. part of July she will go the mountair
8 with company Of relatives. ST
= will return home the first part
October.