Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-03-08

MIR. and Mrs. E. II. Harmon were in
Milwaukee part OF last week visiting
friends and on business matters.
Give nothing to anybody and some.
body will have to lie at your funeral
or give offense to your relatives.
NJ. H. Lynn, of Nekoosa, was here
Monday visiting friends in company
with Dan Fritzinger, of Fond du Lac.
Mrs. l. Baruch was in Chicago and
Milwaukee the fore part of the week
buying goods for spring ana summer.
ALI of this month stamp photos will
be made at MenZel'S studio, Sundays
included.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, E. Gurdy left last
week for Green Lake to take possess
ion of the hotel which they recently
purchased.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Westover on Thursday
March 1st. Mother and child both
doing nicely.
G. A. DeBolt and wife of Progress,
were in the city Monday on business.
While here they made the REPORTER
office call.
Miss Agnes Hansen, Of Sigel, was 10
the city part Of the week, a guest of
her friend, rliss Elizabeth Nelson, of
go Third Ave. N.
Our spring line of children's and
young ladies' low heel school shoes
are now in. The Muir Shoe Company.
Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin of Plainfield,
Wis, was visiting at the home of
Lafayette Porter last week, on
Eighth ST. S.
Deputy Sheriff Louis Compton Of
MarShfield, was in the city Monday,
coming here with John Macpherson
the Jail breaker.
Mrs. John DAILY was confined to her
home the past week with an attack
of her old trouble, pleureSy. She is
now conyalescing.
George LaBreche finished a fine Job
of gold leaf work this week for Bau-
man & Davis, the attorneys, ON their
windows in the Wook block.
As usual at this time of year we are
well fixed in working mems, reliable
hand made rough weather shoe, not
cheap ones but good ones cheap. The
Muir Shoe Company.
Mr., and Mrs. Ever Carlson and
daughter Inez of Necedah, returned
home Monday afternoon from an over
Sunday visit with friends in this city.
Guy Gets, who has been severely ill
for the past two weeks with lagrippe,
is recovering and was able to come
down to the restaurant Saturday
again.
James H. Wright, superintendent
of the Consolidated mill here has
moved into the St. Amour house on
Third St. s., and is now firmly settled
in his new home.
M. J. Bever of Bruce, Wis, was in
the city Tuesday on business, and
visiting his brother, Clerk of the Court
A. B. Bever. He returned Tuesday
evening to his home.
For SALE CHEAP.-A modern up to
date home on corner of Oak and 9th
street, also household goods at a bar
gain. Reason for Selling,' will leave
the city. For particulars inquire of
J. A. Steib.
Mrs. Alfred Fl. Darrow of Necedah
returned to her home Wednesday at
ternoon from a visit with Grand Rap
ids friends. Her son Fred is working
for the electric lighting company OF
this city.
Miss Edith Nash returned Saturday
evening from Washington where she
has been sight seeing for the past two
weeks. Her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. T. E. Nash will return next
Monday.
The case against Frank MaZur, who
is charged with selling, lottery ticket
to Max Sowasky on January second,
and which was called before Justice
Reyes Friday, has been adjourned till
March IL.
Keep the little cues healthy and
happy. Their tender, sensitive bodies
require gentle. healing remedies. Hol
listers Rocky Mountain Tea will keeE
them strong and we'll, IS cents. Tes
or tablets. A. e. Laphdm.
Mrs. Mason Bliss was very i'll at bel
home last week. Saturday her con
dition was serious, but she soon begar
to show signs of improvement, anG
this week is we'll started on the rcai
to recovery.
Mrs. W. B. Raymond and daughter
Doris returned Monday evening
from Milwaukee where they had been
visiting relatives for two weeks
While away little. Doris was sicf
with the humps.
Edward RaSsett, w. ]. Love, Viii
Otto, and Frank Neuman were in.
itiated into the membership of the
Grand Rapids council OF ths
Electrical Workers Union TUESDAY