Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-07-08

Show your colOrs by wearing one O
those novelty fObs displayed ii
Maurseth's jeweler store.
| G. h. Andrews, of Chicago, is thu
Iguest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Farrlsl
this week.
j Mrs. Frank Reed, of Necedah, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. VIII kellogg
this week.
/ Louis Zenoff yesterday, sold hi.
interest in the California fruit stand
to John Wolfe.
Miss Gertie Granger, of Mauston, i.
the guest of Miss Ida Carmen in thi.
city on an extendid visit.
| Mrs. w. A. Drumb is enjoying few
weeks visit from her cousin, Mrs. e.
&c. Voght of Escanaba.
John Casper has rented the Lanai
building on Cranberry street and will
move his saloon therein on Saturday.
| Miss. Nina French, of Eau Claire,
came to our city yesterday for two
weeks visit with Miss Mayme Ed
wards.
Lille and Ella Oberbeck departed
for Chicago Tuesday, where they will
visit relatives and friends for three
weeks.
Library will be closed Tuesday
evenings during the months of July
and August.
S. D. Brazeau NJ. D., departed to
day for Florence, Wis. and Escanaba,
Mich, where he will visit. friends for
about three weeks.
Edward Oertli, of Mondovi, who is
touring the state on bicycle, stopped
Of here the other day to visit his
friend Will Petzold.
A. r. Steel, OF Madison, departed
for his home in Stevens Point after
spending a day with his friend, c, w.
Jenkins, of this city.
Miss Maud johnson departed for her
home in Plainfield yesterday, after a
pleasant visit at the home OF her
cousin, Miss Mabel Mcfarland.
Harland Marceau, of Amigo, who
has been spending two weeks with
his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Marceau, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Louis Fourier returned from
Prairie du Chen yesterday where she
has been taking treatment the past
four weeks in the sanitarium located
there.
A. p. Harmon left for his home in
Minocqua Wednesday having been
the guest of his brother, Elmer, OF the
Brazean Harmon Jewelry Company
since Saturday.
Albert Eagleburger whofs employed
as engraver for the Grand Rapids
Marble and Granite works, spent
Sunday and Monday with his family
50 Stevens Point.
A fine span of horses was purchased
by Carl Omholt, Of Rudolph, from
Charles DAILY, prices was s425.OO. They
will be shipped to Glidden where Mr..
Omholt is employed.
Mrs. j. X. Christie and little
daughter, Of Minneapolis, are in the
city visiting her parents and at the
home of her brother, Tom Mullen and
family for several weeks
Miss Lydia Lessig, who is considered
one Of Marshfield's most successful
school teachers, but whose residence
is in Grand Rapids, is visiting in our
city this week.-Marshfleld Times.
f. NJ. Biilmyre resigned his position
with the Nash Lumber Company at
Shanagolden, Saturday and returned
to his family in this city. He says
the above Company have a fine saw
mill plant with large track of good
| timber.
This Office is in receipt of beauti-
full menu card issued by 1.-THE White
House" w. F. Sanderson, proprietor,
Excelsior Lake Minnetonka. Mime
sofa, for Fourth. of July dinner. 1t
was certainly patriotic in its decora-
alton.
Be up to date and wear Roosevelt
or LaFOllette watch fob Maurseth the
jeweIer has them.
John KreiSh, Of Marshfield, a fire.
man on the Central railroad, was
killed last Monday, In collision near
Rugby Junction. Mr.. KreiSh was a
soldier In the Spanish war q member
of Company A. and was quite well
known in this part OF the state.
Another flying machine man has
turned up at Milwaukee. He is not
lacking in faith or enthusiasm, and
his machine is an entire success in
every respect except one, and that is
it refuses to fly. But let US hope that
each experiment brings US one degree
nearer success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Philleo, who
have been on their wedding tour to
Milwaukee and Sparta arrived In the
city yesterday. and are the guests of
his mother, Mrs. Isabel Philleo. From
here they will 60 to Tomahawk for
two days and then to Glidden where
they will make their future home.
Will Compton left last Saturday
for Fond du Lac to resume his work
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