Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-03-14

Main street, to, the LAWYER building
near Green Bay depot.
W. II. Barnes had the good fortune
of drawing the first lucky number in
the Slattery suit club. His suit will
cost him the sum of 81.
Mrs. D. 0. Fisher wishes to sell all
her household effects before March 25,
near Green Bay depot.
The Ball Room boys entertained the
prisoners Sunday afternoon at the
Jail. Many popular pieces were played
all of which the prisoners enjoyed.
Work laying stone on the foundation
walls for the new Wood county build
ing was suspended for few days oD
account of the extreme cold weather.
Robert Nash was inflated into the
order of the Elks last Tuesday even
ing. The members of the order claim
that Robert made very desirable
subject for the occasion,
Ladies wanting the best shoe on
earth for $500 should ask for LA
France The Muir Shoe Go.
James Walsh purchased goat from
man living at Babcock the past
week. Jim says he is fine animal
and will not allow anybody around
the vicinity to "butL in."
The LaBreche full orchestra
accompanied by the new pipe organ
and regular church choir will furnish
the music at the S. S, Peter and Paul
church for the Easter mass,
f. NJ. Billmyre who is employed by
the Heineman Bros. in their logging
operations above Merrill, was home
| over Sunday with his wife. He
returned to his work Monday
morning.
For sALE-Eleven room house.
barn and out-buildings, with two lots.
For terms and particulars inquire at
this office
The chimney in Phillip Beams
residence known as the Upham pro-
perty burned out Friday night. For
time it looked pretty ugly, but was
soon reduced and prevented any
damage.
Roy Lester who has been attending
Wausau Business college tor several
months, finished his course of study
this past week and came home Friday
night. He will now be ready for
business.
Mrs. NJ. Bellinger. first class dress
maker of Medford. Wis. has rented
the rooms in the second story of the
Kroner block in which she will open
dress making parlors in the near
future.
Our spring line of women shoes at
81 so, 200 ana $50 can't be beat for
style, fit and wear. The Muir Shoe
Co.
A. w. RumSey has rented the build
ing next to J. A. Cohen'S store
recently occupied by the Glass
Blowers. He will move his stock
there this week where his customers
can find him.
Orrie O'dell, the barber, received a
fine scotch collie dog from Green Bay
the past week. The dog is large
fine locker and he was shipped to Mr.
O'dell's sister, who resides on farm
near Necedah.
The youngspeople's society of the
Congregational church held their
monthly meeting in the church parlors
Monday evening. A large number
were present and the meeting was a
very beneficial one.
Gents wanting good servlceable
medium priced, easy fitting shoe,
should try pair of our $500 Marine
| Calf. The Muir Shoe Co.
The chimney in John Parrish IS
| residence burned out Friday after
noon and caused quite a little ex-
citement. At one time it looked as
if the house might catch on fire. Nc
damage was done.
VIM. Scott of Port Arthur, Canada,
was in the city between trains on
Monday while on his way to Chicago
on business. He expects TO return in
a few days and he hopes to spend a
a week or SO in this city.
The ''Sun Shine Club had very
poor success the past week ON account
of the sudden change of weather. AS
soon as the weather permits this club
will meet on the market square and
discuss the cigarette law
Raymond Reitan, two year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorentz Reitan OF
the town of Arpin, died Friday OF