Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-09-02

were Earl Hill, Geo. Fay, Geo. Smith
Senator and Mrs. T. w. Brazeau. Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Boles. Mrs. Geo.
Minister, James Hamilton, Anna
Reeves, Waiter and Mae Baruch,
Mrs. Frank Dudley, Ray Shellhamer
John Hildner, Chas. Lane, Beth Lam.
berton and Gwen Zero.
''The police of Chicago have new
cause for the wave of crime that has
recently swept over the city. They
lay it to the heat. Sin other places
the authorities believe that if they
make it hot enough the crooks will
leave. Probably Chicago has not
reached just the right degree of tenn
perature."
WauShara Argus-George Byse
brought home with him d sample OF
cranberries from Andrew Searls
marsh near Grand Rapids. They
were an unusually nice quality and
Mr.. Byse said that the crop is an
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on exhibition at the postoffice.
Merrill Daily Herald-Mrs. Richard
Harvey, who has been visiting in the
Sixth ward for the past few days
returned to her home at Grand Rapids
last e"ening.-Mrs Ed Terrier and
Miss Mamie Kirkland, who resides on
303 Third ST., left for Grand Rapids
this morning, where they will visit
for two weeks at the home of their
parents.
Large assortment of the new Fail
styles of Mems shoes now ready a,
Johnson & Hills.
W. r. Chambers is suffering very
severely from the results of an accident
Wednesday, Aug. 25. In some IN
accountable manner his right hanC
was caught and severely injured ir
the ice chopper in his creamery, anc
medical aid was summoned. 1t will
be probably two weeks before Mr.
Chambers will be able to resume hi:
work,
George Berard and W. r. Chamber!
have recently made an exchange Of
property, the conditions of the trans
action being private. Mr.. Berard is
moving his goods into his newly
acquired residence On Sixth street
and Mr.. Chambers and family are
moving into the residence on Fourth
street, which contains all modern con
viences except a desirable heating
plant which will be installed this fall
Water melons are ripe at Hamil
toms farm.
Miss Georgia Kellogg left THURSDAY
for Oshkosh to visit friends.
MIS-. Arthur Wenzel returned from
Merrill Thursday after spending few
days at the Wenzel home. s.
w. J. Cochran returned last week
from two weeks trip through On
tario and southern Michigan.
Mrs. Peter McCamley and Malcolm
johnson spent Thursday at the JOSEPH
White home in Vesper.
Miss Mary Kruger of Rib Lake
arrived in this city last week tc
visit her parents for short time.
Mrs. John Alpine and daughter
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attend a party given by Mrs. A. R.
Cowie.
Julius X. Johnson who has been
visiting August Coleman for a few
days departed Thursday for his home
in Minneapolis
Buy The Tapphan Hoosier School
Shoes they look better, wear longer
and cost no more. For sale by John
son & Hill Co.
Miss Edna Kruger returned last
week from Rib Lake and Prentice
where she had been visiting friends.
Mrs. John Schwenk left last
week for Lehighton Pa. where she
was called by the serious illness OF her
mother.
Miss 1rma Johnson returned
Wednesday from Hazelhurst where
she had been guest at the f. Mac
Kinnon cottage for the past week.
Walter Baruch who has been visit
ing for some time with relatives in
Merrill returned to this city last week
Miss Mae Heineman who has been
d guest at the [. Baruch home for some
time left for her home ia Merrill
Thursday.
Mrs. James Gibson and son George
returned Thursday from Rush Lake
where they have been spending sever
al weeks.
Miss Luella Moore of Kaukauna
arrived in this city Thursday for a
few days visit at the home of her
aunt Mrs. Albert bloomington.