Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-06-10
Miss Amelia Pope departed for her

Miss Amelia Pope departed for her
home in Waupaca Saturday, accom-
panied by Douglas and Donald
McGlynn who will visit their teacher
at her home for time.
II you want to get shine. we have
the stuff that will do it, Whlttmore
Baby Elite, Bixby BlackSpandle,
ShinOla, OilShine (Ontubo) Tan shine,
etc. The Muir Shoe Company.
ii. ]. Lempke s. Company have
purchased team of bays which they
will deliver goods with. 1t is fast
team and no doubt they will give
better service than ever
W. T. Early. of Port Edwards, has
accepted position in the Consolidated
Water Power s. Paper Company's
mill as machine tender. He began
work Tuesday.
Fannie Kjelland, of WeStby, and
j. A. Westberg, of Cashton, were in
the city Wednesday, on their way to
Scandinavia to attend commence
ment exercises.
Rev. Perry Millar will lecture on
''The Land of the Midnight Sun" at
the NJ. E. Church, next Friday
evening, June II. Adults % cent
children 10 cents.
Misses Bell Quin. Bernice Johnson,
and MesSrs. Roy Lester, and Lacy
Horton, attended dance in Nekoosa
Tuesday evening in Brooks hall. The
Italian orchestra furnished the
music.
Louis Larson aud two sons, of
Cashton, were in Grand Rapids We'd
neSday on their way to Forest Co.
Father and sons were greatly i'm
pressed with our city and were sorry
that they could hot locate here.
The st. Paul Railway Company has
built 500 feet of side track for Kellogg
Brothers Lumber Company, which
runs between their lumber sheds.
This siding will prove great
convenience for they can now load or
unlood either way.
We will receive another lot of new
Tan Butcher Oxfords Saturday
morning, better get a pair at once
They are scarce aS hens teeth this
season, and there is big demand for
them. The Muir Shoe Company.
Judge Chas. M. Webb and his
reporter, Robt. Morse returned We'd
neSday from Waupaca where they
held special term of court. They
depart again on Monday for Friend
ship where they will open the
regular term of court.
1t is stated that the prospects for
the cranberry crop, up to date, are
excellent. There is no telling, how
ever, what may happen between now
and Sept. to blight them. Gran
berries are like the Injun said OF the
white man, Every uncertain"
Georgia and Edna Ridgeman gave a
picnic yesterday. in honor of their
guest, Miss Mabel Mitchell, of
Pittsville. The picnic was held near
McKinnon's farm along the river. 1t
was a beautiful day and no doubt the
young people had good time.
For sALE-A Variety store with
good business. Reason for sale, poor
health. The Sbore is centrally
located and consists of all kinds Of
tinware, toys, etc. For
terms and particulars inquire of Mrs.
J. j. Hazard, Grand Rapids Wis. If
Louis Bauman, of MarShfeld, was
in the city Wednesday to consult
Anton P. Hirzy regarding his eyes.
Mr.. Bauman's was difficult case,
but his eyes were fitted perfectly with
a pair of glasses that gave him instant
relief.
Messrs. DR.. J. G. Baker, mayor, A.
M. White, hardware merchant and
J. E. Noyes, editor of Greenwood,
eleanor, all of Greenwood, Wis. were
here Friday, Investigating the
question of electric lighting upon
the cooperative plan as installed
in this city. They were very much
pleased with our city and the
spirit manifested on every
hand.
The ladies of the east and west side
Aid Societies Of the Congregational
church are urgently requested to meet
at the church parlors on Monday
June Ii to hear an instruct
i've lecture on hygiene and physical
culture by Miss Nash. Every lady
who attends will be the means Of
adding ten cents to the society's
funds, and therefore they should make
a special effort to attend and bring
their lady friends.
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