Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-05-03


Be wiser than other people II you
can, but do not tell them so.
Jacob Lutz returned Saturday, from
his business trip to Milwaukee.
W. W. Dawes, of Red Granite, spent
Sunday with his parents in this city.
Watch these columns for our ad
next week. HeinemanR Mercantile
company.
Miss May Dyer OF Stevens Point. is
the guest Of Miss Annie Cahill for .
few days.
Riverdale farm sells garden plants
and towering plants. Telephone 266.
saw
Miss Alice Roger of Stevens Point ia
in the city visiting Miss Angel Gouger
for q time.
Women's low shoes and slippers In
great variety at the Muir Shoe COM
pany's store.
Jep. Demarias OF Minneapolis, was
in the city Saturday and Sunday the
guest of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Granger moved
their household effects from Kellner,
into town Saturday.
The Willing Workers OF the first
Moravian church have postponed their
ice cream social from May IL to May Is.
Fisherman will find the best line OF
fishing tackle and the lowest prices at
johnson g. Hill Co. g drug department..
The sacred concert held at S. S
Peter and Paul's Catholic church last
Tuesday evening netted the organ
fund e138.
Mrs. Warren Sanderson, of Merrill,
is at the home of her father, n. S.
Pratt conyalescing from her recent
illness.
The Rebekahs will have supper and
apron sale at Odd Fellows hall on May
6. Supper Is cents. A general good
time is expected.
Leonard Joslin, prosperous tiller Of
the soil in America, was in the city
Saturday dealing with his merchant
friends.
Leo Johnson returned to the city
from St. Louis Saturday. Mr.. Johnson
has also been In Montana part of the
past year.
La Fayette Porter, who was confined
to his home the past week, with
quinsy sore throat,'is able to be out OF
doors again.
II you are proud of your baby, gel
him one Of those elegant gO-cartS al
Johnson & Hill Companys drug de
partment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kohn and son,
George, of Milwaukee, spent the
Sabbath In the city guests Of DR.. and
Mrs. e. ]. Clark.
Miss Susan Granger closed bel
school in Kellner Friday, with
appropriate exercises, and returned
to her home in this city Saturday,
Once in a while real spring morn
ing does come, and then there is nc
place In the world where the rapture
can be more fully enjoyed than IL
Grand Rapids.
Good residence lots, with good
water, dry cellars, level, on top Of
Sand Hill, near foot of High street, al
$15 to $40. Payable on or before
| five years at per cent. Inquire Of
Geo. n. Wood at the Dixon Hotel. II
Mrs. L. n. Haupt of Milwaukee, who
visited Mrs. Frank Noel in Port Ed
wards the past week, is now the guest
of Mrs. Joseph La Madeline, Of thi!
city for few days.
Arthur Pepin has accepted position
with the Economical Drug company,
Chicago, and departed for that cit,
Sunday evening. He will be employed
in the chemistry department.
We have just received another bic
lot of those good solid made boys
youths and little gents shoes, 1.-THE
kind that wear" The Muir Shoe Co
Minnesota preacher, up In TIT
northern part of the state, is said K
have rendered his sincere sympathy Ia
q recent sermon to the man with 1
sealskin wife and a muskrat salary
Miss Lou Woodwork, of Pittsville,
who has been in Chicago, came K
Grand Rapids Saturday evening and
is the guest at the home of NJ. S.
Pratt for few days before her return
home.
Plants for the fOwer-Rarden and
vegetable garden at Riverdale farm
Telephone 266. 3-3w
One farmer, who raised five acres OF