Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-10-03


The next stock fair will be held on
The west side market square, Tuesday,
Oct. Sth.
-WANTED-Teams by the Lacrosse
Water Power Co at Hatfield, Wis.
81 per day. 1O-3-2t
The home of Amos HaSbrouck on
Eighth street is being repainted and
decorated.
The John Parrish residence is under
going extensive repairs and is being
entirely reprinted.
A marriage license has been issued
to Lewis Graf, of Port Edwards, and
Mary Olive Baldwin, of Dexterville.
John Rasmussen and his crew are
building cement crossings on the
corner of Baker and Eighth streets.
The New Wood County Training
school building, it is expected, will be
ready for occupancy about the 18TH of
October
The Sunday excursions on the Green
Bay & Western Railroad have been
discontinued. Last Sunday closed
the season.
The chicken season opened Tuesday
and will remain open until the 18th.
inst. A number of local sportsmen
took advantage of the first day.
Friday evening, Oct. 18th. is the
date, the Opera House is the place,
the letter carriers first annual ball is
the occasion. Don't miss it.
For SALE-Six lots and Is cords of
rock, near Lincoln High School, In
quire of Mrs. Kate Pepin, 2l5 3rd
street, south. 9-19-3t
Messrs. o. T. Hougen. VIM. Reeves,
D. B. Philleo and Edw Hougen, of
Pittsville, went to City Point Tuesday
to hunt chickens.
VIM. Eckerman has purchased one
of the Goldberg residences on the
east side, and expects to take immedi-
ate possession.
We are informed that smallpox has
been prevalent in the Town of Han.
| sen for the past three months. The
disease is in light form but many
have been afflicted.
The first high grade dance ever
given in the opera house for 75c pei
couple will be the Letter Carriers
| first annual ball on Friday eve, Oct.
18th.
The work on the new Witter build.
ing is progressing nicely, and unless
some unforeseen difficulty ARISES will
be ready on the specified time.
The |. o. G. F. will hold an open
meeting at the Baptist church parlors,
next Tuesday evening. A supper will
be served.
The two months old baby of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Yaeger, of Wylie
and Ninth streets, died Monday
afternoon. The funeral was held
Wednesday afternoon.
The Ladies want you Mr.. Reader
so you had better register for Park
Week.
Mrs. John E. DAILY of Third street
left Friday for Chicago where she
will remain for ten days with her
niece, Mrs. John Brundage, of Eureka
South Dakota, who recently under
went an operation in the former city.
This evening the benefit dance
for the Base Ball boys will bt
held at the Grand. Prof. Bliss
orchestra of ten pieces will furnish
the music, and a royal good time il
expected.
Mike Wallace will move to Crane
Rapids, Wis, this week with hi
family and will conduct hotel il
that city ia the future. He resided
on Winnebago street in this CITY,
Appleton Post.
Park Week is next week. Be SUR
and register at one of the local bank
before Saturday.
A large number of those sports
men who spent Tuesday hunting
chickens, report large number o
birds 10 the woods. The day was al
exceptionally bad one, however, ant
therefore few birds were bagged.
The Northwestern Drainage Co. ha
fled its articles of Incorporation Will
the Secretary of State. The comp
any is capitalized at 5000, and tn
incorporators are E. P. Arpin, j. 1
Arpin and A. NJ. Arpin.
The family of A. P. Bean, son c
County Treasurer Phil Bean. are cor
! fined TO their home on the latter
? farm in the town of Hansen. wit
) smallpox. They are all recoverln
nicely at present.
You'll kick yourself for a mont
| to come if you miss the Lette
4 Carriers first annual ball Oct. It'll
: and you'll congratulate yourself Il
: six months if you take it in. Whic
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