Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-08-19
| MINOR LOCAL NEWS
Money loaned f. J. Gilkey


business last Wednesday.
Mrs. John Meddaugh has gone t.
Plaintield for few days visit.
! George Slawson, piano agent, wa.
registered at the Dixon this week.
| Miss Mary McCamley has gone tt
visit friends for two or three
weeks.
| Frank Barrett was seyerly hurt last
Saturday, as the result of being kicked
by horse.
Miss Edna Wood, of Star Lake, is
visiting this week with Miss Ida
Grignon.
A. A. Dustin, of Necedah, is spend
ing a short time in our city visiting
1 his son will.
Dan McKercher put in several days
last week in Merrill and other towns
in the north.
| Mr. and Mrs. Joe Monian. of Wild
| Rose. were doing some visiting in our
city last week.
Miss Maurine johnson has gone to
Medford for weeks visit at the home
of Peter Doyle.
Frank Primeau returned Friday
from quite an extended trip up the
Wisconsin river.
Ten laboyerS wanted at the quarries
| OF the Milwaukee Monument
Company. Red Granite, Wis. 1.75
per day 1885
Emil Rasmussen, formerly Of Lake
Mills, is calling on his many friends
at Grand Rapids.
Miss Emma Meyers, of Stevens
Point, is in Grand Rapids visiting
friends and relatives.
w. G.. Baumgartner has purchased
gasoline engine which will furnish
power for his laundry.
Fred Guild, of Brattleboro, Vermont
is in our city guest of Mrs. Emma
Luther OF the west side.
John D. Carey, of Superior is in the
city for short visit with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Carey.
Mrs. w. II. Fitch, of Cranmoor, was
in our city Saturday calling on friends
and doing some shopping.
Frank and Esther Gill went to Fond
du Lac yesterday, for a weeks visit
with friends and relatives.
A handsome decorated forty-two
piece dinner set, given away with
Victoria and Sunbeam flour. ASK
your grocer about it. tt
j. G. Davis, lawyer and a member
of the firm Of Bauman & Davis, spent
the week in Pittsville on business.
James HiIes and family, Of Dexter
vile, were in the city Wednesday.
They were registered at the Wltter.
Kenneth McCamley is spending part
| of his summer vacation at KilbOurn,
visiting his uncle and taking in the
| Dells.
Mrs. e. L. Hayward. of the west
side entertained Miss Nan Grozinger,
of La Crosse, for several days last
week.
Mrs. Nellie Dickson, of Grand
Rapids, is guest of her daughter.
Mrs. j. w. Bird.-Stevens Point
Gazette.
John Carey, in the employ of the
Northern Pacific railroad at Superior
is home this week visiting his parents
and friends.
FOUND-A ladies pocket book on
the show grounds Wednesday. Owner
can secure it by describing Same TO j,
Garrihee and paying for this notice.
| Miss May Warner, Of Neenah, who
has been visiting with relatives ant
friends for the past week returned
to her home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Weiland ant
daughter Lucille Of Appleton, are visit
| ing at the homes OF j. B. Arpin ant
IN. Reiland Of this city.
| Geo. Warren came down from
Wausau Sunday night and put in
lsome little time in our city mixing
business with pleasure.
Miss Julia Collier who has beer
visiting Mrs. King at Stevens Poin
for the past two or three weeks ha
returned to Grand Rapids.
Miss Margaret Hughes who Las beef
spending her vacation here, the CUES
/ CT Miss Gertrude Boyer departed 70
her home at Merrill today.
F. A. DeZotell employed by tn
Northwestern railroad as travelling
freight agent, was in our city Monda,
| in the interest Of his company.
A handsome decorated forty-tw,
piece dinner set, given away will
Victoria and Sunbeam flour. ASl
your grocer about it. tt
Mrs. Oliver Dudley went to Loya
Saturday for the purpose of visitin,
her daughter and son, Mrs. Chas
Ratelle and Martin Christensen.
Mrs. David Jones, of Tomah
arrived here on Saturday to visit he
brother and his wife at the home o
DIR. D. A. Teller on Oak street.
Dorathy Linscott, of Superior
niece Of Mrs. T. A. Lipke is in GU