Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-04-19

| II you WanG comfort In q low SlOe
try pair of the genuine Julia Mar.
lowe. The Muir Shoe Co., agents.
E. I. Philleo, civil engineer is plat.
ting Glenwood addition on the top OF
the Neeves' sand hill for Geo. N.
Wood.
The Big Four Orchestra returned
to the city Saturday after a success
full trip to the northwestern part of
the state.
w. Elmer, principal of the Necedah
high school, was in the city Saturday,
on business will city superintendent
H. S. Youker.
Call and let US show you the best
selected line OF furniture in Wood
| county. J. E. Raglan, successor to
Geo. w. Baker & Son.
Senator H. C. Wipperman returned
from Madison this morning. and left
again this noon for Marshfield on
legal business.
Chas. KEGS, resigned his position,
with Hugh Corbett Saturday. and
expects to leave for his home in
Berlin Wednesday.
| A perfect ft guaranteed in suit
from $1,000 up at Edward KoStka's
tailor shop in the old McRaith
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Gross, CT
Necedah, spent Sunday and part OF
Monday in the city the guests OF
relatives and friends.
| Miss Angeline Barrett has accepted
position with L. Horton & Son in
the Crystal Cafe. She began her new
duties Friday morning.
Mrs. Thomas Burr is quite ill with
i, the grippe this week, and her husband
is still very sick man, his improve
ment being very slow.
For sALE-The most desirable re.
Sidence site on the west Side-the
place for an elegant home. Inquire
of G. E. Boles. tt
Miss Lettie Courtney departed
yesterday morning for Madison,
where she will enter seminary and
become professional nurse.
| D. G. Gould, of Chicago, represent.
ing the Stromberg- Carlson Telephone
company was in the city Saturday on
special business for his firm.
Tom Patrick has bought the WitteI
| milk route and wishes to announce
that he is prepared to furnish first
class milk to the citizens Of this city.
Hugh Miscoll, has accepted a
position in n. G.. Corbetts' clothing
and gents furnishing goods store. He
began his new duties Saturday.
James Lyons who has been in Las
Vegas, N. M. and other points, the
past five months, for his health, has
returned home feeling much better.
| Don't miss the great manufacture
sale of pianos on account OF baC
weather, sale will not close until May
1. Sample rooms, Hotel Witter. 1921
All those using river water on the
west side for drinking purposes are
requested to boil the same before US.
ing by order of DR.. f. Pomainville
o. E. O'dell has placed fine new
cak cup case in his barber shop, which
will hold forty-two customers shaving
mugs. The case was the handiworE
of F. Readle.
Bear In mind that Friday anG
Saturday of this week are spring
! opening days for "LaFrance" shoes
and OxfOrdS at the. Muir Shoe Co.
| Mrs. John Casper, of Marshfeld
arrived in the city Monday. to visit
her daughter and other relatives
She will visit daughter in Nekoosa
before she returns home.
Messrs. James Born and George
Wood left Monday morning for
Marshfield, after three weeks visit
in the city in the interest of the
Milwaukee Daily News.
| Right Rev. R. T. Weller, Bishop
from Fond du lac will hold preaching
services at the Episcopal church,
Thursday evening. April Fl at 100.
All are cordially invited.
The Wood County National bank
lis prepared to issue 1.-THE Worlds
Fair money orders which will be
caShed at one of the st. Louis banks
without personal Identification. low
Henry Van Tassel on Saturday
moved out OF the E. A. Tenant house
on the corner of Oak and Milwaukee
streets to the west side beyond the
IGreen Bay s. Western track.