Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-07-15

goods manager in the Heinemal
Mercantile Company's Store. Mr.
and Mrs. Westergren have rented CHI
Dean Philleo cottage on Milwaukee
street.
Genevieye and Leland Carbon lef,
on Saturday for Prairie du CHER
where they will put in a good share o.
their vacation and visit some of the
old land marks and the old fort which
was the first building erected in the
state.
| Mrs. T. A. Taylor who is one OF the
most accomplished musicians in our
city is prepared to give lessons on the
piano at her home on High Street.
Her telephone number is 312.
The following people from Pitts
vile, attended the base ball game
yesterday. A. N. Austin, j. e. Peasly,
G. w. Brown, Joe Stranard, G. A..
Pelot A. D. Eighme, Isaac Baum,
Earl Huckins, Dave Woodruff and
Chas Natwick.
Farmers are not trying to make hay
between showers. The crop is all O.
K. but the weather for harvesting the
same has been decidedly bad. On the
clay soil it is almost impossible to run
mower, and it is just as impossible to
cure the hay after it is cut.
Miss Mayme DAILY has gone to Sparta
for a weeks visit and Miss Dodge, Of
Sparta, who has been in our city two
or three weeks visiting returned to
Sparta with her. The two ladies
were also accompanied by Miss Lydia
Stang, of Merrill who came down from
the north to join them on their trip
Small waists are no longer in style.
It's the round plump waists that come
by taking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea; that's all the 60. IS cents. Tea
or tablet form. j. e. DAILY.
f. Beadle received letter this week
from his son Hugh in Beloit who was
very low with appendicitis. stating
that he has sufficiently recovered, so
that he can perform light duties at
the Beloit Iron Works. He will SUBJ
nit to an operation after he is
stronger.
Doctors o. T. Hougen and Frank
Pomainville visited the formers
brother, DR.. Edward Hougen of Pitts
vile, who is very i'll at his home with
Gastritis and other complications.
The. doctor is very sick man, but
hopes are entertained for his COM
plete recovery.
Joe Whitney and f. B. Warner left
the city yesterday morning with the
full determination of securing some
of the speckled biddies before their
return, and when these two fisher
men go on the war path after trout
they are sure to bring in some scalps.
Amherst Junction was their desti-
nation.
Jessie Stetzer went up to the club
house Wednesday evening and after a
pleasant call with DR.. Hougen's
party crossed the river and took
supper with the Oberbeck and Smith
family, then returned to the club
house on the east side where a dane
ing party was INDUCED in, the music
being furnished by Kirk Muir.
| J. w. Cochran received word from
his partner, F. e. Bump, this morning
who is and has been in Wausau fol
two weeks past, tina his father died
early this morning from an acute
attack of Brights disease. Hon. E.
L. Bump, the diseased, is we'll known
in the Wisconsin river valley and
highly respected wherever known.
| w. f. Esch, of Lacrosse, was here
on Thursday and Friday to investi-
gate and report upon the application
for rural route into the town Of
Sigel from the Grand Rapids post
office. From a personal inspection
of the country through which he
passed we believe he was favorably
Impressed with the country as deserv.
ing OF route.