Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-03-31
Sheriff W. E. Little left Tuesday

i Sheriff W. E. Little left Tuesda
afternoon for WIupann with TIL
following prisoners: Paul Gosdec
who was sentenc, d fer two years an
| VIM Young who was also sentenced
for two years for burglary. Dave
kammerou accompanied Inc sheriff t,
help look after the prisoners
Why in time don't You knock tha
awful cough and sore throat? Fl. W
Barker's Cough Catarrh Consumption
Remedy will d. il every time. Nothing
like it. AT Johnson Hill Company
drug store. Manufactured at Sparta
Wis.
About twenty-five ladies of the
Woodmen Circle surprised Mrs Bertha
Loeffelbein and Miss Clara Miller
Saturday evening. Refreshments
were served and good time enjoyed
by all present. Before leaving they
presented the ladies with a token
of remembrance.
]. Jay Dudley, of GAINESVILLE, Wis.
has been engaged by the Wood
County Drug Company as their
pharmacist, to succeed Arthur
Pepin, who has resigned his position
to take effect on April l. Mr.. Dudley
is expected here in time to 90 to work
Monday morning
Chas. Lester, the west side livery
man, has purchased handsome
new landau to his already well equip
ped livery stable He purchased
the carriage in Oshkosh and it cost
him cool $500, II makes handsome
turnout when drawn by his fine span
of black horses.
DR.. w. d. Harvie is having his
office building on Center street
rem0deled and an addition Sy2O feet
erected on the west side of same.
Louis Schneider is in charge of the
work, and when completed we under
stand the Doctor will occupy the same
for his own Office.
If you cannot eat, sleep or work,
feel mean, cross and ugly, take Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea this
mouth. A tonic for the sick There
is no remedy equal to it. 35 cents,
tea or tablets. John E. DAILY or A.
E. Lapham, Nnkoosa, Wis.
NJ. GliZiuski of MOsin, was a
visitor of our city on Wednesday he
came down to bring his son who is a
great sufferer with rheumatism. to
our rheumatic specialist Dr. M.
Mellin. He returned home Thursday
morning leaving his son under the
doctors care.
Miss Laura Reeves, teacher of
music in our public schools, enter
tanned about forty members of the
High School Glee Club at her home
Thursday evening. Games were
played. refreshments served and a
most delightful evening was spent
between pupils and teacher.
The Beaumont Enterprise said in
part: "Twelfth Night" as presented,
was just one hundred per cent better
than the Twelfth Night of Marie
wainwright last season. Miss Charlotte
Brunette as "Viola" was infinitely
the superior of the older actress of
reputation.
At the peoples caucus held at Arpin
Tuesday night the following persons
were nominated for town offices: Ed.
Mount chairman; Fred Hawse and
Herman Muller, side board: Morgan
Morris, clerk: NJ. NJ. Lochner, treas
urer and A. E. Gardner. assessor
This ticket will probably have
opposition at the polls.
Readers, your attention is called to
the fact that it is necessary TO get
out at the polls on Tuesday and vote
for and support g. P. Cary for state
superintendent and Robt. Morris for
county superintendent of schools.
Two good men, we'll qualified for their
respective positions. Don't neglect
to vote for them. Bear this in mind.
The following persons took an
examination before county Superin-
tendent Morris, the fore part of the
week in this city: Mary Bever,
Mabel White Laura Provost, Celia
Vadnais, Bertha Heiser, Amelia
Schroedel. Caroline WasSer, Clay
Lamberton Chester Freedlund and
Lyle Fowler.
Mrs. D. O. Fisher still has for sale;
parlor suit oak bed room suit, one
new two-piece mattress. one heavy
rug, 1O9x13, one new lounge, 9 yards OF
q yd. wide oil cloth, one cOmmOde,
cook stove, kitchen table, % yds. al
wool carpet. and III yds. wool carpet
and MANY small things,
The Order of Royal Neighbors gave
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