Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-09-02

Miss Angeline Barrett returned til
last of the week from Humbird wher
she has been visiting for some tim
past.
Mr.. Marshall, of New Lisbon, is n
and his daughter Isabelle went t,
that place the latter part of las
week.
"Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" is to b,
played here on the evening of Sept. 8
It is play that is we'll staged and tn,
scenery elaborate. The production ].
receiving marked demonstrations OF
approval wherever presented.
Mrs. John Steib. ST.. left To-
Appleton the first of the week Il
visit with relatives for couple Of
weeks.
Lester Caldwell, OF Pewaukee
returned to his home after few days
visit with his uncle, John A. Gaynor
of this city.
Miss Alice Rocheleau has returned
from Stevens Point but is nov
seriously ill at the home of her sister
Mrs. Brennan.
The "WooD COUNTY REPORTER
will be found on the reading table al
the Stevens Point Business College
for your use, il you become q student
in this up-tO-date school.
Irma johnson, accompanied by her
uncle, Peter Doyle, of Medford
returned to her home the latter part
OF last week.
Miss Jessie Stetzer has been enter
tanning her friend Miss Lillian
Boyles, of Wausau. She returned
home Wednesday.
J. G. Muller, of Oshkosh, a travelling
man whose face is familiar on our
street, is out With Mayor, Nash on a
chicken huting.
Mrs. T. J. Rieman has returned
from Milwaukee bringing with her a
new line Of millinery goods for fall
anu WluGef purposes.
Nellie Fuller, Denver-tMy face
was full OF pimples and blackheads.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea has
driven them away. People hardly
know me. I'm looking fine," IS cents.
Tea or tablets. John e. DAILY.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Palmer have
been entertaining their friends Mr..
and Mrs. H. N. Woodwork of Stevens
Point, for the past week.
Conductors, 81. L. Bartholomew and
Frank Brown are out hunting
chickens. They are both taking
their vacation at this time.
M. P. johnson and family are
entertaining Miss Emma and Mr..
Edward Hansen Of Waupaca, and
Miss May White of Vesper.
The city received a carload of
crushed stone last week and they are
now repairing the streets where the
macadam had become rough.
Ferdinand Wilhelm and wife have
moved to Merrill where Mr.. Wilhelm
will be employed in the pulp mill
that is being erected at that place.
Those wishing their shoes repaired
in first-clasS shape Will do we'll to leave
them at the Muir Shoe Company's
store, where Archie Ch0unard has put
in custom shop, and Is ready to do
all kind OF repairs on short notice.
Hand sewed taps speciality.
Eugene Silyerman, of Milwaukee,
a prominent insurance man is out
with Ernest Oyerbeck and DR.. V. p.
Norton on the still hunt for chickens.
L. Kroner and Miss Helen KRONER
left last week for Minneapolis where
they will take in the state fair and
also visit with friends and relatives.
Jacob Searls and family have gone
to their cranberry marsh at Elm
Lake and expect to remain there
until after the picking season Is
over.
Major M. G. Brown, who has his
headquarters at the Witter hotel has
returned from his three weeks vaca-
tion, through Kentucky and Tenne-
see.
Ed. Bergan, entertained his mother
and brother, William, OF South Bend,
Ind, the past week. Mr.. Bergan's
brother is deputy county clerk at that
place.
Mary-Sponge the. pimPles with
warm water. You need q blood tonic.
would advise you to take HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t drives away
all eruptions. IS cents. Tea or
tablet form. John E. DAILY.
d. d. Conway left for Oshkosh the
first OF the week to attend the
meeting OF the democratic state
central committee, of which he is q
member.
A. w. Tuttle is now employed as
travelling salesman for A. Bement
s Sons and will hereafter sell the
company's stoves and farming imple-
ments.
Robert Houston left the latter part
of last week for California where he
will join a government surveying
party that is going down into New
Mexico.
Misses Celia Emmons, Mabel
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