Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-03-07
PITTSVILLE

Missouri, where he has been on land
business, in the interests of the Ofthe-
Stonedall Land Co.
Fl. E. Mccoy returned Saturday
from Milwaukee where he attended
the Wisconsin Lumbermen's ASSOcia-
ton. On his way home he stopped at
Evansville and visited relatives.
Max Wagner is visiting his brother
and sister this week, and renewing
old acquaintance. Max is EMPLOYED
on one of the large boats on Lake
Michigan.
Mr.. Free Wells has resigned bis DO
SitiOn at the Eigline meat market
At present he is not just decided as to
what he will engage in.
A. B. Cotey transacted business at
Grand Rapids Tuesday.
Mayor =. A. Ludewig was confined
to his home, last, week with the
Grippe.
Mrs. Jennie Clapper returned the
fore part of the week from Two Rivers
where she visited with relatives.
She will leave in about two weeks tor
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Arntz left Wedpes-
day for Lynden. From there Mrs.
Arntz will go to Milwaukee and enter
hospital for treatment.
Art Eigline. our local butcher has
gone into partnership with his
brother T. e, EigIine of Colonia, who
has bought out half interest in the
meat market. The two will continue
in business in this city. We welcome
Mr.. Eigline and his family in our
midst.
The Sewing Circle met at Mrs. G.
G.. Cotey's last Wednesday afternoon.
Chas. Houston, spent Sunday with
bis family.
Mrs, VIM. Hunt is reported very i'll.
Little Miss Beatrice Huckins, was
on the sick list last week.
Ed. Langhoff is able to be out again
after a long illness with stomach
trouble.
Mr.. Frederickson of Duhurst was in
the city last THURSDAY.
Mrs. Keean of DeXtervile was in
the city, shopping last Wednesday.
D. c. Smith of Carey was in the city
on business Saturday.
Miss Mary Runo was i'll with a Sc
we're cold last week.
Mr.. Trahern arrived Tuesday from
British Columbia and is visiting at
homo n r Go
Potter.
Mrs. Bunge has been i'll for the past
week.
Ed. Dawes has been suffering with
a severe attack CT rheumatism.
No doubt the photographers will do
a rushing business in the near future:
since the announcement by the SEN
tinel, of its giving a prize of fifty doll
lrS to the most beautiful woman in
the state.
Mrs. =. B. Matthewson returned
Sunday from TOmah where she visited
her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Siminson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ash Fishbeck are
Grippe victims this week.
Chas. Parker and brother A. D.
have gone to March Rapids to work.
Little Neva Heuer was quite serious
lY i'll last week.
Miss Nellie Hunt visited Mrs. Simp-
son at Dexteryiile on Saturday.
A. Y. Austin has decided to fit I'D
the Long farm, which consists of two
hundred acres, into fine dairy farm.
Several cases of typhoid fever and
are reported north of
town.
Mrs. Eta Collier returned to Chi
cago Monday, after a visit with her
mother Mrs. a. Collier.
r. HI. Gardner returned home Tues
day from Babcock where he has been
employed ali winter.
Miss Lou Woodwork returned Sat-
lrday from Grand Rapids after few
days. visit.
Miss Essie Dunning entertained a
few friends at tea last Wednesday |
evening.
Quite number of the young people |
a party at the Webb farm last |
Thursday evening. A good time is
jhe report.
Pearl Shelhammer spent Sunday at
DeXterville.
A great deal of interest is being ia
zen in the Sunday school. The classes
lave organized, with two captains in
Zach, and a contest is now on, as to
which captain can secure the most
mem oerS. Red and blue class pins are
worm and banquet is to be served to
he winning side.
Mrs. ". III. Stein is in Milwaukee
her spring stock of MILL
lery goods. Miss Stella Wallace ac-
her.
1t is reported that a. Mclaughlin
las purchased the Campbell building
N Main ST. and will occupy the same.