Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-04-15

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Nat Anderson transacted bushes
in Marshdeld, on Tuesday.
Albert Benson, is in Rudolph thi
week visiting his parents.
For bargains in second hand wheel
see Krieger the bicycle man.
B. Tarbox, of PittsviIle, was in tn
city the first of the week on business
"LaFrance" shoes. Better thai
ever. The Muir Shoe Co., agents.
Newton Myers, of Necedah was il
the CITY to-day visiting among friends
Leon, the slx-months-old child O
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Larmie Is YER
i'll.
FOR SALE-Six good farm horses
f0r particulars inquire at REPORTED
Office. 1-4w
A. g. De Wilde, of Milwaukee, wa
in the city yesterday and to-day OF
business.
D. J. Cole, Of Rhinelander, was IL
the city Wednesday and Thursday OF
business.
LOsT-A ring containing three KEYS
finder please leave same at post office
E. A. Tenant.
Mrs. +. W. Burt is slightly improv-
ing from her serious illness of the
past two weeks.
Sam Zion, manager OF Live Oak or
Tuesday placed a Carlyle piano In
his place Of business.
Miss Bertha Lempke, of Tomahawk
visited friends and relatives the past
week in Grand Rapids.
Ray Sherwood, of Stevens Point, ii
visiting his family at the Lyon House
a few days this week.
Call and let US show you the best
selected line of furniture in WoOC
county. J. &. Raglan, successor te
Geo. w. Baker & Son.
"The Two Merry Tramps" do no,
come alone but will bring eighteen
other comedians with them.
John Steib Jr. was confined to the
house few days the fore part of the
week On account Of sickness.
Mrs. John Hutchinson and daughte,
Ruth, are in Poynette at the bedside
Of her father who is very low.
Miss Antonette Lasaskey, trained
nurse of Chicago is the guest of Miss
Gets for few days this week.
Attorney A. E. Germer, of Dexter
vile, was in the city the first of the
week transacting legal business.
Mrs. Cahill, and daughters have
moved their household effect into one
OF the Briere houses on High street.
Some one left money on the outside
desk In the Wood County National
bank. Owner can have same by
proving denomination and amount.
Miss Ivah Jefferson, who teached at
Merrill, spent the Sabbath with her
sister, Miss Mae Jefferson in this city.
Mrs. Lyons has sold one OF her lots
on Vine street to "a. Peterick, who
will erect dwelling thereon next
year.
Daniel McKercher arrived home
the first of the week from Portland,
Oregon, and other points in the far
west.
George Major, departed yesterday
for Tomah where he will enter the
hospital to have an operation per-
formed.
Messrs. DR.. J. j. Looze and Fred
Kruger, were initiated into the
mysteries Of the Elk lodge Tuesday
evening.
VIM. Forsyth, who was engineer in
the box factory departed yesterday
for Clinton, Iowa, for the benefit Of
his health.
Watch for a later announcement of
the Maple syrup festival to be given
on April 26, by the ladies Of the NJ.
w. K. club.
Mrs. +. MacKinnon, and Mrs. Geo.
E. Hosklnson, returned Tuesday,
from California, where they have
spent most of the winter.
Martin Bever, lert the first part of
the week for Bruce, where he has
accepted position in the Arpin
Lumbers company's bank.
Mrs. Minnie Giles, of Mondovl,
arrived in the city Tuesday and will
visit her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Petzold
for an lndefnate period.
The willing workers Of the first
Norasian church, have decided to give
an ice cream social in the parlors OF
their church, May IL, 1904.
Jacob Searls:and family. Wednesday
and Thursday moved into their new
home on Milwaukee street. recently
purchased of Bruce Kelley.
G. L. Duncan, has sufficiently
recovered from the effect Of blood
poisoning in his left hand so that he
is able to be about again.
1.-Two Merry TrampS" are scheduled
to arrive in the city and disport them.
selves with the big company at the
Grand, Tuesday night next.
V. X. Laundry, the past week has
sold his harness business to his brother
JOSeDh who is located in the Mac.