Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-06-07
MINOR LOCAL NEWS

II
P. B. Pitts drove to Grand Rapids
Monday evening.-Pittssille Times.
E. ]. Whitney has returned from
one Of his frequent trips to st. Louis.
WANTED-Girls to work In Baum.
gartners laundry. 7.2t
r. A. Weeks has been in Plainfield
the past few days transacting busi-
ness.
Miss Marguerite Smith, OF Nekoosa,
was in the city to day visiting among
friends. r.
R. Wakley of Grand Rapids was
guest.Of the Elm Park Tuesday .-Pittss
vile Times.
For SALE OR ExcHANGE--An Eng
fish setter. E. Oberbeck. tt.
William, the fourteen months
old son OF Mrs. Jones is sick with
pneumonia.
Miss Martha Getzlof went to
Chicago Saturday to visit friends for
a few weeks.
Martin Schubert, OF Hancock, Mich.
is looking over the city with 3 view Of
locating here.
Judge Chas. n. Webb OF Grand
Rapids is registered at the Gordiniera
l-Waupaca Post.
Liquid Air at NJ, Il. church
Friday evening BIZ degrees below zero.
William Bell, who has been con-
fined to his bed the past two months
is still very low.
Verne Rumsey, and Geo. e. Wood,
of Milwaukee, spent Sunday 1t
Waupaca lakes.
Guy Boyer who has been In
Milwaukee the past year returned
home for short visit.
r. A. Dunaven departed for
Appleton yesterday, to attend the
l. 0. o. F. Grand lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Miller are
attending the opening OF Stang's new
opera house in Merrill.
See Liquid Air boil on ice at the NJ.
f. church Friday evening.
Mrs. Carl Oleson and son, Russell, of
Arcadia, are guests at the home OF
Mrs. T. Kuntz this week.
Mrs. Guy Nash, OF Glidden, Is In the
city visiting her mother, Mrs. Isabelle
Philleo for about one month.
Lee Rumsey will collect and deliver
laundry for w. e. Baumgartner,
during the summer vacation.
Miss Clara Morterud departed this
noon, for La Crosse where, she will
visit relatives and friends for few
weeks.
Ladies', gents and juvenile over
hauled wheels at a bargain, at
Krieger'S. tt
Will Compton lost one of his heavy
and valuable horses Sunday. The
animal dropped dead In tho
pasture.
Mrs. Daisy Deutrisac, of Tomahawk,
returned to ..5r home Saturday, after
a pleasant visit in the City among
relatives and friends.
Orders for cut flowers and designs
for all occasions shrubs and especially
bulbs for fall planting filed promptly.
Patronage solicited Mrs. w. L.
Jones.
Mrs. Fred Wittenberg and two
daughters, Louise and Laura departed
Friday night for Monroe to visit
relatives for two weeks.
Dances given every Sunday evening
at the sand hill picnic and Baseball
Park. 2O-4w
Mrs. Chester Horton has returned
from her visit in st. Paul. She was
accompanied to Grand Rapids by her
brother, belmont Shafer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Boyles, of
Shawano, were In the city to attend
commencement exercises. There son
Thomas was one OF the graduates.
Have your name registered at Geo.
f. Krieger's store for the bicycle race.
First prize $50 Rambler.
Guy Nash, of Glidden. spent Sunday
in the city, with his wife who Is
making an extended visit at the home
Of her mother, Mrs. Isabelle Phiileo.
D. Scheveling, of Chicago, is assist
ing DR.. Norton and Orr, the veterinary
surgeons, who are performing some
difficult operations on horses these
days.
Otto and Fred Roenius are taking
trip through the southern part Of
the state and Northern Illinois
selling their patent wood and coal
chute.
Any one wishing carpets wove, can
have same done by calling on Mrs.
VIM. Hagerstrom, west side. tt
Mrs. N. Kennel, of WrightstOwn,
and Mrs. John Mulholland, of
Marshield, are guests at the homes
of Mrs. T. Kuntz and G.. J. Lombard
for few days.
Miss Cora Dennis, of Viroqua, who
is the guest Of Miss Clara Morterud,
returned from Stevens Point Saturday
morning having attended Normal
school concert there.
WILDER Herschleb, who has been