Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-10-04
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Frank Stahl was a Green Bay visitor
Sunday.
Stephen Green was in the city from
the town of Sigel Monday.
L. E. Dunaven, who is working at
Ladysmitb, has been quite sick.
Mrs. Hatch is the guest of Mrs.
Albert Damon 2l9 Eighth Ave. N.
Norton, the stove man, pays the
highest cash price for hides, old iron,
and old metals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kramanacker,
of the town of Sigel. were visitors in
this city Monday. -
Miss Lucy Woodwork, of Pittsyille,
is the guest of Miss Cora Pratt in this
city for few days.
Guy Gets, the west side confect-
Toner, attended the County Fair at
Jefferson this week.
L. 3. Kelley, of Wild Rose, was the
guest of the assistant Postmaster, r.
A. Mcdonald Tuesday.
G. E. Lester and family moved into
their new home recently purchased of
Fl. ID. Kellogg, on Tenth Ave.
Chas. laramie the barber. has
moved into the new residence erected
by Nels Laramie on Tenth Ave.
Mrs. David Letz spent Sunday in
Green Bay as the guest of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Gust. Nicholson.
Fred Johnson, of the County Nor
NAL spent Sunday at his home in
Vesper.
Mrs. B. E. Walters, who was taken
very i'll at Pittsville last week, is re-
covering nicely at present reports.
Will Compton had the misfortune to
lose one of LIS horses. The animal
died last evening.
A. E. Germer, of Dexteryille, was a
visitor in this city several days of
this week,
Miss Caroline Kuntz spent Sunday
at Stevens Point, as the guest of
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Columbo and
son departed Monday morning for
Wausau, their home.
Attorney j. W. Cochran returned
Sunday morning from five days bust
ness visit at Milwaukee.
Clarence Love departed for Mil
waukee Friday where he will be en-
ployed in machine shop.
John Udell and daughter Mabel, of
Pittsyille. spent Friday N this city
visiting friends.
Atty. Edward e. Brown, of Wau-
paca, is in this city looking after
legal matters before the circuit court.
Mrs. G. E. Markham, of Winona, is
spending few weeks visiting at the
residents of R. A. and l. E. Dunaven.
VIM. Reeves and daughter Anna re-
turned Saturday from Chicago where
they visited several days with friends.
Mrs. John Mccain is back from an
extended visit with friends in West
field and the central part of the state.
Go to Norton the stove man for all
second hand hardware. Three and
four inch wide wagon tires for sale
also.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Garrihee returned
Monday evening from La Crosse where
they attended the fair and visited
relatives for week.
VIM Granger and family moved to
the city from Kellner. and will buy
potatoes at the ware house near the
Northwestern depot.
Jessie LaPine, Bonnie Taylor and
Ray Wiley of Nekoosa, are attending
the High school and boarding at /. E.
Dunaven's 538. s street.
Rural Carrier T. G. Timm, is taking
a ten days vacation this month. His
son and substitute is taking his place
as carrier.
Pastor Putnam, of the Baptist
church spent Sunday at Wausau,
where he supplied the pulpit of the
Baptist church of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Zero returned
home from WautOma Saturday, after
several days visit with friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs: Lawson w. Ostrander
and little daughter Fern, drove to
Van Driessen and spent Sunday with
friends and relatives,
Albert Dretzke. of WauSau. arrived
in the city Monday. Mr.. Dretzke will
have charge of the DAILY REPORTERS
circulation department.
Sheriff w. E. Little went to Wau-
pun Monday where he took James
Babcock, who was sentenced to serve
one year in states prison.
Frank Crow, an Indian, who has
been engaged in picking cranberries
at Cranmoor, left this morning for
his home at, IJDham