Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-12-09

hllLy JO"ClIy oooiC.
Fred Roenius made business tri,
to Amherst on Thursday.
. CCall and examine the elegant line
of gilt metal frames. CIT
Il We regret to state that Mrs
Dwight King, of Port Edwards, is
very sick.
For ladies' and gents lever skates
see Purnell's line, east side. 2-4t
Otto Roenius was called to Antigc
this week on business connected with
the foundry.
Hot Mexican Chile at Gett's
restaurant. 12-24-04.
Mrs. John Mccarthy of New
Richmond, is visiting her uncle, Phil
Ward, for few days.
Frames of all descriptions at Men
Zel;S studio. 6-2t
W. o. Blancher partner of DR.,
Humphrey will arrive here from
Chicago next week.
| Fancy Christmas candies at Gett's
restaurant price always right. 12-24-O4.
John Wenzel of Merrill was in this
city the past week on business with
the Badger Box g. Lumber Co.
If you want good hard maple wood
see E. G. Ketchunl, prices right. 6-4t
Miss Fany Cole, CT Rudolph, had a
tuner removed Wednesday by DR..
Humphrey assisted by DR.. Reyes.
| Menzel's studio will be open every
evening until after the holidays.
GIT
N. E. Nelson and wife who rresideS
on the Bentley farm are happy over
the arrival of fine boy Wednesday
evening
For RENT OR sALE-House on High
street. Inquire of DR.. Frank
Pomainville. If
There will be reception held at
the Congregational church for the Rey.
Fred Staff and wife next Tuesday
evening.
Picture frames to fit any size pic
ture at MenzeJ'S studio. Studio open
evnings. CIT
Mrs. John E. Farley was taken sick
with dyptheria the first of the week
and their home was quarantined on
Tuesday.
Chatting and baking dishes in a
large assortment on display at Pur
nell's, east side. 2-4t
Father Hugenroth was in Wausau
Tuesday assisting in the Jubilee
Iservices in the Catholic church in
that city.
The Manufacturers sale of jewelry
commences tomorrow. DAILY Drug &
Jewelry Company.
Mrs. Hal. Brooks returned to her
home in Tomahawk after several
weeks stay in Chicago under a
physicians care.
LosT-White Angorascollar belong
j ing to a child. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving same at
this office.
Miss Effie Goggins of Minneapolis,
arrived this morning and intends to
leave soon for California where she
has employment.
Goodyear, fine jersey cloth over
shoes for men, women. Misses and
children. the best what is. The Muir
Shoe Company.
E. Oberbeck took the 1920 train last
evening on the St. Paul road for
Minneapolis where he is going on a
short business trip.
| BoARDERs wANTED-By Mrs. E.
Letwon living three blocks south of
the Emerson school building on the
west side. 2-3w
Mrs. Youker'S mother, Mrs. Wardel,
met with quite severe accident the
first of the week. She fell sustaining
a severe bruise upon her face.
If your husband does good deal of
driving how would a fur mitten or
glove suit him, we have them. The
Muir Shoe Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Nash arrived in
New York yesterday from Italy. They
are expectedshome soon. They report
pleasant and profitable trip.
A fine line of cutlery carving sets,
scissors, razorS, pocket-kniveS. ETC.,
at Purnell's Hardware store, east
side. 2-4t
L. J. Trumbull, who has been at
II Coldior,u Grove for over wear arrived
in the city Thursday and is the guest
at the home of Mrs. r. L. Dumas.
"Goodyear" that means the best in
rubber foot wear, we have che largest
assortment in the county Of this make
The Muir Shoe Company.
Major Bramham, district manager
of the Standard Oil Company, re-
turned Wednesday from a weeks
trip at Tomah and farther down the
line.
Remember the special sale of
jewelry and holiday goods commence
ing tomorrow. DAILY Drug & Jewelry
Company.
James K. Hiles of Dexterville, one
of the prominent saw mill men of that
neighborhood, spent Wednesday in
our city, He was registered at the
Witter.
A nice pair of slippers for Christmas