Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-08-12

J.E. Collins, of Stevens Point, was
in our city the first of the week
transacting business. He was regis
tered at the Witter.
Lieutenant Johnson, of Hudson.
stopped off to visit his old friend Geo.
Wood at the Dixon, on his way home
from Camp Douglas.
If you desire a thorough business
education, which will insure a good
position, send for catalog of the
Stevens Point Business college.
Misses Celia Frye and Nellie
Howiett, both of Green Bay, are in
the city and are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. e. Mullen.
w. II. Miller. of Ashland, brother
of Arthur Miller, travelling salesman
for Myers Shoe Company was calling
on the.trade this week.
Frank Hamm was taken to his
home in Rudolph on Sunday after a
long stay with his daughter and SON.
in law on the west side.
Ask business men, or the graduates
of the Stevens Point Business col
lege, what they think Of the schools
After doing so. we know you will be
interested enough to ask for free
catalog.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Dodge, OF
Miami, Florida, arrived in this city
Saturday and are the guests of her
mother, Mrs. John Riley.
johnson & Hill Company's genial
clerk Charles Halverson is off on two
weeks vacation. He will visit Dakota
and other points in the west.
WILDER Herschleb and Frank
Wheelan are putting in ten or twelve
days at Saylors Rock camping and
having general good time.
Leo Bender has started in the draw
business and will do all kinds of dray-
ing at reasonable prices. Leave
orders at Franks fruit store and at
Louis Zenoff'S new and second
hand furniture store.
1. E. Philleo and daughter, accom-
panied by Misses Vida Riley and
Helen Smith went up to the club
house Wednesday for a weeks out
ing.
The young people of the G. E. society
of the Congregational church are
planning to hold an ice cream social
in the old west side post Office building
Thursday evening of next week,
during the band concert. Every
come.
w. E. Gaede, attorney, formerly Ct
Grand Rapids, but now of Sturgeon
Bay, was in the city Wednesday as
delegate to the Fraternal League
convention.
Every graduate of the Stevens
Point Business college is now en-
ployed. We could easily have placed
as many more during the past year
ii we had the graduates. Send for
our catalog.
S. e. Karner, of Stevens Point,
representing the Pabst Brewing
Company, spent several days in
Grand Rapids this week with head
quarters at the Witter.
The ladies aid society of the
Norwegian MOravian Church will
give an ice cream social Saturday
August Is, at Chose hotel. GIT
WANTED-Men and women to
qualify for positions in the U. S.
Civil Service. Salaries from $500 to
$500 per year. Address r. r. Hem
ingway Asst. Supt., Room IA Post
Office Block, Eau Claire, Wis.
Frank Bassett, who has been con-
fined to his home on account of ill
health for the past week is again able
to be about, but will not be able to
resume his work for some time.
Miss Louise Brown, who has been
at home for her summer vacation
leaves for Oshkosh Saturday. From
there she will return to Sparta to
teach in the public schools.
WANTED-A man and wife to live
| with Mrs. e. FOntaine and take care
of her as nurse. For terms and
particulars call at residence west
side.
Alex Zenier, formerly of Grand
Rapids. but now of Appleton, is
putting in few days in our city with
headquarters at the Dixon. Pleasure
seems to be his principle object.
Frederick Filter, who is en-
ployed by J. R. Raglan, left Thursday
for Oshkosh, where he will attend the
undertaken convention and also take
examination for state license. He
will return Monday.
f. Beadle, the all around handy
man wants to sell his stock, tools and
picture framing business. For
furthur particulars inquire at his
place of business. Reason for selling
desires to go into other line of bust.
ness. 12-2t
Miss Marie L. Biron, we'll known in
Grand Rapids, but now resident OF
Chicago, is enjoying summer outing
at Mackinac Island where she is al
present. When tired sightseeing
there she will go to Petoskey where
she will continue her sightseeing.
The value of a thorough business
training such as Green Bay business
college gives it's students, cannot bt
estimated. 1t has opened the road tt
success to thousands of young mer
end wonoan who have availod thon.