Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-10-06

!: OFAPERSONAL NATURE

Good shoes. that's all, at Muir'S.
Miss Eta Michaels has been on the
sick list for a few days this week.
Miss Franklin Worthington leaves
today for Menominee to spend
Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Chesak, of Athens, was in
this city the first part OF the week on
business.
Geo. w. Mead is in Chicago this
week, on business for the Consolidated
paper company.
Mrs. r. B. Lyons has been i'll part
of the week at her home at Fourth
and Vine streets.
A. D. Scribner has not been able to
be out this week, being somewhat
under the weather.
$3.50, s4,O0 Walk-Over shoes for
men at Muir's.
Miss A. M. Gordon went to Wausau
Monday where she will visit at the
home of DR.. G. e. Smith.
A. Kuechenburg, manager of the
Saratoga Cafe, was in Wausau on a
short visit the first of the week.
Mrs. Bunge and her daughter
Mathilda were visitors in Pittsyille at
the home of Mrs. Elmer Huckins
part of the week.
An infant child of Eugene Miller
died at their home the first part of
this week, and the funeral was held
Thursday.
The best wearing School shoes on
earth, at Muir's.
I. John lngraham returned to his
home in Westfeld tie first of the
week. after spending some weeks here
visiting friends.
Prof Burris, of the Pittsville high
school and G. w. Brown, president of
the school board drove over to Grand
Rapids Tuesday.
John Friemouth, of HortOnyille.
Outagamie county, spent few days
this week, visiting friends and rela-
tives on the west side.
High cut. cruising and working
shoes, at Muir'S.
j. T. Wagner who has been visiting
his son, FL. S. Wagner for the past
two weeks returned to his home at
Caledonia Mimi, Tuesday,
John Ernser, driver for j. r. Raglan
the furniture man. is slightly under
the weather this week, and William
Schroeder is taking his place.
Miss Rena Smith, who has been the
guest of Mrs. John Daily and family
for several weeks, departed on Thurs
day for her home in Mobile, Alabama.
Mrs. DR.. S. Miner and Mrs. Jane
Fletcher, of Waupaca, arrived this
morning to attend to the household
duties of Mrs. Carey while she is
absent.
-LaFrance $500 and True Merit So so
shoes for women at Muir's.
Mrs. Burt mother of Carson Burt,
the barber. returned the first of the
week from WauSau where she had
been visiting, and she is now at home
seriously ILL.,
Mrs. ID. E. Carey and Mrs. f. e.
Carey and her two children departed
this morning for Saxon, Wis, and
Marquette, Mich, on an extended
visit with relatives.
William Hooper, of NekOoSa was in
the city for a short time Tuesday
evening, and while here, attended the
meeting of the city council and
visited with his old friends.
Gun Metal Calf shoes. The new
thing IN street shoes, at Muir's
Mrs. III. Wippcrman returned the
first OF the week from Chicago. where
she has been visiting her son Otto
Wipperman and his family of that
place. The senator is expected home
this week.
Miss Dorothy Linscott who has
been in Grand Rapids nearly year,
left this morning for Star Lake.
After short visitethere she will go
to her home in Superior for the
winter.
After suffering with dyspepsia and
indigestion for twelve years took three
bottles of Dys-Pep-Sine and am now
entirely free from all stomach trouble.
DR.. G. K. Clark, Johnson & Hill
Company and j. e. DAILY. If
Mrs. George Hambrecht has
returned from her trip to Lake
Geneva, where she went to help care
for Mr.. Hambrecht's parents, both of
whom were i'll. They have so improved,
she was able to return this week.
Call in some evening and see our
new gas lighted store, bright as day.
The first gas lit store in the city.
The Muir Shoe Company.
Henry F. .Natwick, of Winchester,
Virginia, arrived here the first OF the
week, Tor visit with his wife and
| family, and to see his mother, who
has been in rather poor health of late.
| He expects to return to his home
today, Friday, accompanied by his
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