Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-08-23


the best apples at Is cents per peck.
Friends of Mrs. 81. B. PhilleO from
Sutz, left on the 100 train, last Mon
day.
The friends Of the Moravian min
lister Of this city left on the 2:42 train
Tuesday.
Miss May Page OF Menasha, Wis. Ii
the guest of Mrs Thee. A. Lipke OF
High Street,
Mr.. Mullens and Mike Senent
arrived in our city Sunday night from
Green Bay.
Master John Johnson, of Saratoga,
visited few days at the home of
Horace Barrett.
Mrs. E. w. Lawler, and Mrs. May
Alpine, OF Ladysmith, visited friends
at Nekoosa last week.
The friends of Hugh Goggins who
have been in the city visiting left on
the 9:45 train Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Linscott, of Superior,
is the guest of Mrs. Theodore Lipke
for an extended visit.
John Carey returned to Superior
today after pleasant weeks visit
with his parents In this city.
LOST OR sTOLEN-A dark gray coat
at the fair grounds Sunday afternoon.
A suitable reward will be paid for its
return to this Office.
Mrs. Will Henke, who has been
very sick the past week, we are
pleased to note is Commissioning.
DR.. Don Waters, IS visiting rela.
tiyes in the southern part of the
state, but is expected home today.
Louis Scharf, of Candy, Mimi, who
represents large land Company at
Dixon, spent several days in the city.
Our hunting boots are right, not
cheap but good, $3.50 to $500. The
Muir Shoe Company.
G. Fl. Stoddard and family are
moving their household goods into
the new Scribner house in the 4th
ward this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Alpine, of Lady
smith, have rented rooms in the
MacKinnon block and will go to
housekeeping.
e. w. Ellis, with the Badger Box
& Lumber Company returned home
the first Of the week from business
trip to Toledo, Ohio.
Messrs. B. B. Park, G.. E. Brown.
and Ed. Kent, of Stevens Point, were
in the city Monday on legal business
before Judge Chas M. Webb.
Everytime you buy watermelon at
Johnson & Hill Company you get a
number on a AZ piece dinner set free.
Miss Calpernla Rustad, of Marsh
field, returned home Saturday after
spending few days with Miss Anna
Gitschell OF the west side.
Sunday was a beautiful day for
driving and we noticed that many Of
our citizens availed themselves of the
opportunity to take an outing.
Miss r. 3. Plunkett returned
yesterday from Minoqua and other
summer resorts was gone for ten days
and reported a fine time fishing.
For nice shot gun. fresh loaded
shells, hunting coats, leggins or dog
whistles see Centralia Hardware
Company.
Mrs. G. II. Hill and Miss Jessie
Rice, returned to their homes in
Superior. after a pleasant visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Lutz, Jr.
Ernest G. Wipperman. of st. Paul,
is visiting his parents this week. He
in company with his brothers are
camping out for few days on the
banks of the Wisconsin river.
Theodore Anderson, of Colorado
Springs, Colorado, arrived in the city
Thursday to visit his brother, Nate
Anderson and family. He expects to
spend the fall and winter here.
w. f. Coats and two daughters,
Marie and Gertrude returned today to
their home in Chicago after pleasant
three weeks visit with relatives and
friends in this city. Mrs. Coats will
remain q week longer.
For sALE-Top buggy, road wagon,
and single harness. All in good con-
dition. For terms and particulars
inquire at this office.
Vern Rumsey, Floyd Jenkins, Jerry,
Herschleb who have been to Waupaca
camping since August 2, have re-
turned today. They report having a
splendid time and enjoying every
different phase of camp life.
Mrs. Luft and daughter Katherine,
OF Madison, who have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. D. Conway for few
days returned to their home Monday,
accompanied Ey Miss Helen and Neil
Conway.
c. J. Carman has accepted the
agency for the Equitable Accident
and Sick Benefit Insurance Company
of Boston, Mass Parties wanting
accident insurance will do we'll to
consult him.
Our $500 Vici Kid shoes for ladies
are the equal of most g. 50 grades.