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

Bros. at Baraboo as hoStler boss.
Max Stelnberg has just received a
large consignment of second hand
goods.
Mrs, Mollie Wbaley of Necedah, was
visiting her neice Maud at the home
of Geo. w. Davis on High street.
Gus Jonkie, of Dexterville, was here
Friday on his return from Fond du
Lac, where he has been on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Miller are
rejoicing over the arrival of a baby
boy born to them Wednesday morning
March s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Lutz departed
Saturday evening for Duluth where
they will spend few days visiting
friends.
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. Theodore A. Lipke for d RECEIPT
ion at her home, Friday afternoon,
March II.
Miss Booth of Milwaukee. was the
guest of her friend. Miss McBeath, a
teacher in our spublic schools, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. J. T. Wagner of Caledonia,
Mimi, is here taking care Of her son
H. S. Wagner who is sick with
| typhoid fever.
| WANTED Two first class salemen
or salesladles' for steady road position.
Inquire at room 10, Anderson hotel.
Geo. Grignon is visiting few days
with his family in this city after
spending the winter in Superior
where he is employed.
Walter, the oldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wiesenberg has been very
sick, but we are glad to note that he
| is now convalescent.
The Scandinavian Moravian church
will give an oyster supper Saturday
evening, March Is, at Chris Chose's
home. Supper 25 ceuts.
Oscar Holman who has been Off
duty for tue past thirty days has
! resumed his work on the Green Bay
and Western railroad.
Geo. La Breche, speciality statesmen
for Plumb & Nelson grocery house of
Manitowoc, will make round trip
over his territory this week.
Misses Title Stahl and Jennie
KuntZ have accepted positions as
telephone operators with the Wood
County Telephone Company.
The MacKinnon Manufacturing
Company lost one of their fine draft
horses Saturday evening. The horse
had been sick for about ten days.
Thereon Lyons saw mill closed
Friday afternoon, after six weeks of
successful saving. THIS seasons saw
ing will close this mill permanently.
n. J. Boucher. formerly OF the west
side, harnesSmaker, departed last
week for New Mexico where he will
look for desirable city to locate in.
Jas. Mclaughlin has purchased the
saloon business of E. Lambard at
Babcock, for which place Mr..
Mclaughlin left on Sunday evening.
Joe Dewane will leave next week
for Green Bay, Milwaukee and other
points, at which time he will visit
friends and relatives at the different
places.
The Junior League of the NJ. E..
church will give a social in the church
! parIors next Wednesday evening.
Every body invited to attend.
Louis LaBreche expects to leave
sometime in April for Tomah where
he has arranged to play first violin for
I the Tomah Harp orchestra this
summer.
Mrs. Geo. Albee and daughter,
Bessie departed Tuesday. fol-
Manitowoc their former home, where
they will visit with old friends and
relatives,
Hiss Bessie Albee who is employed
at The Oberbeck Manufacturing
Company as Stenographer is taking a
week S vacation, receiving treatment
for her eyes.
NJ. S. Pratt, the carpenter, left
Sunday evening for Three Oaks, Mich
where he expects to stay four or five
weeks where he has contracts for do
ing carpenter work.
MessrS. ]. j. Jetfry and Sam Church
gave an exhibition of the Jiu Jits U
wrestling in the ElkS room recently
A large number of the ElkS were
present and enjoyed the fun.