Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-04-05
MINOR Local NEWS


In the city With parents.
WAHrnD-eeo cords: OF nine who'd,
Pioneer Wood Pulp company.
3omch-8t
Miss Stella Emmons Is spending her
vacation with her parents In this city.
N. G. Fleckenstein. OF Marshfiefd,
was Grand Rapids visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Kiefer, Of Chicago, spent the
past week 1t the home OF Mrs. 7. o.
Riley. eh
Mail q few ice jam pictures to your
friends, for sale at Geo. W. Dayis'
fruit store. -
- Attorney James A. Grady of Portage
was in the city yesterday on legal
business.
!. Mrs. Ellsworth. Crottean. spent
Easter Sunday with her mother at
Babcock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bells. little SOD,
Harold is now getting better from his
recent illness.
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Picture post cards OF this city and
vicinity for sale at Victor S. Maur-
seth, jeweler store. .
), William r. Ule returned yesterday
from Stevens Point whereshe was ill
the past2week. SO - ga
:. WANTED-A comretent girl for
general house work. Inquire OF. Mrs.
George ". Meade. tt
Clark. Jenkins returned Saturday
FROM axisit with friends and school
mates at Stevens Point.
Mrs. Archie Muir. of Marsh, is
visiting at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Morrill, this week.
" WANrED-A good young man to
learn the printers trade. Apply at the
Office of the REPORrKR.
Aessrs. Adam Paulus and attorney
Reise, of Marshfield. transacted BUSH
ness in the city yesterday
Mrs. D. T.. Arpin and Mrs. Emma
Brundage visited with Mrs. w. d.
Cennor at Marshfield Sunday.
Mrs. John Hullmiller and Mrs, Frank
Hamm are visiting relatives in Roch-
ester Mum. for two weeks.
Just bear in mind we have the best
line of handmade working mems shoes
in the city. The Muir Shoe com pany..
Miss Emma Kruger who is attend
ing the Steven pt-basiness college
is at home in this city for azfews days..
Mrs Richard Harvey departed to-
dayzfor Merrill where she will visit
and relatives for 3 few. days.
Mr.: and Mrs. r. S. Waterman and
Mrs. Frank Stanley Of Bancroft,
visited at the home OF A. Jenkins Sun
day.
Harry Burnham, Of Milwaukee, has
accepted position .in Carson Burt's
barber shop, He began work satur-
day.
n. s.:pr.,s Il; t. baok frog hi. * &.
tended. trip H., Detroit. Michigan.
His daughter,- Miss Cora will soon
return. 80: -. 80.
LosT-Pocketboek Friday between
Mrs. WOrden'S aud Mrs. Pepin'S resi-
dences. Leave st tfiisof1ce and receive
reward. = = :.
Miss Jessie Smith, who has been at
tending the7Stevens Point Business
college, is visiting 1T her home here
this week. =.
Mrs. Ray Sherwood and two little
sons, Boston and .: Wheelock spent
Sunday at Stevens Point with her
husband.
Miss Della Sibley has accepted .
position Is clerk IN Guy Gets fruit
store. She entered upon her new
duties Friday.
For sAlE-The most desirable re-
sidence site on the west Side-the
place for an elegant home. Inquire
ofC. e. Boles. tt
Frank Grignon arrived in the city
last night from Escanabx, Mich, and
will visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Grignon for . short time.
Martin c. Beaver, who has been
spending the week At home with his
mother, sister and brothers, returned
to his labors in Kennon on Tuesday
Nick Reiland and family are storing
part Of their furniture and will live
with Robt. Dunaven while their
house is being remodeled. -
We have just received another BIZ
shipment OF our $3.50 fine shoes fol
men, also a fine line Of OxfordS il
Patent Colt and Wei Kid at e3. 90 and
$3.50. The Muir Shoe company.
We. Martini the decorator, has
just completed job Of paper hanging
and paintingifor DR.. OF. Hougen. The
entire upstairs has been freshly
papered and painted throughout.
Our spring line OF LA France :;
shoes for ladies are now In, they ar,
finer than ever. Twelve different
styles to select from all width A tx
EE. The Muir Shoe company, exclu
sive agents.
Mrs. e. B. De Nevefs and daughter,
Of WoodsOcket, Rhode Island, are il
the city visiting Mrs. Clarice Arpir
and other relatives. Mrs. De Never
is looking well and reports her husband
| we'll and ENJOYING good business.
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