Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-05-13

du Lac and Mrs. Lottie DennistoT
Misner of Harvard, Mich, arrived
Thursday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. W. H. Denniston.
BUICK-The Buick has always been
on the job and much TO The discom-
future Of a great number of its com.
petitors. Geo. w. Davis, ageut; phone
316.
Mrs. J. H Wright and son, James
left Friday for Wausau to spend a
few days and there they win meet
Mrs. John Post and will go to APP
pleton to spend some time, owing tC
their inability to procure a house to
live in, in this city.
Mrs. Catherine Rawson, mother Of
Mrs. D. E. Carey, who met with an
accident recently at the home OF
Mrs. F. E. Carey, died there Monday
May 10, at one o'clock p. m. from
the results of said injury and old age
She was SO years of age on February
the 9Th day.
Miss Theresa Rantz and Edmond
Baldwin were married Thursday even
ing at nine o'clock at the Methodist
parsonage. Rev. Richard Evans per
forming the ceremony After the
ceremony they went to the home OF
the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Elery Baldwin, where they will re-
side for the present.
There will be regular meeting of
the Eastern Star Wednesday evening,
May u. We expect TO have with US
the grand lecturer, Mrs. Little,
Portage. We shall also celebrate the
Goth birthday of our senior member,
Mr.. Purdy.
Weeks & Weeks received another
carload of monuments, gray granite
from the east, which they unloaded
on Thursday. They also loaded a
car with finished product for Almond
Red Granite and Neshkoro, the same
day. They also sold smaller ship
ments to Omro. This is the busy
season for the headstone men prior
to Decoration day.
Pastor Milne, Of the Baptist church,
was well pleased with the audience
given the first sermon in the series on
"Courtship and Marriage, Sunday eve
ming In this introduction address the
speaker gave his attention to the
fundamental principles often ignored
by the average man and woman at
the threshold Of marriage Next
Sunday night Mr.. Milne will speak Of
The Ideal Loyer."
The Wisconsin Federation of Cath
Ollie societies has lately been organ.
lied in this city. The Spiritual di
rector is Father VIM. Reding; pres
ident, Mat Carey; secretary, Mat
Schlig; treasurer, Louis Nequette. AL
though this society originated under
the auspices of the Catholic order
of Foresters, anybody who is a Cath
Ollie, whether he be Forester OF
not, may become q member of the
federation.
BUICK-DO not wait any longer.
place your orders now. Otherwise you
will be disappointed and may have to
buy some other Car. which of necessity
is second choice, Geo. w. Davis.
agent; phone 316.
H. G. Wipperman, present owner
of the Central House property, has
the entire property now occupied and
time painting, calcimining and max
ing alterations to suit the tenants
The last touches are now being made
by painting the front. All these
changes have added to it's genera
appearance and conveniences. The
occupants are Chas Giese saloon and
A. G. Bjork, the tailor, On the
ground floor, and Mrs. Love and her
mother, Mrs. Kells, Andrew Mari and
A. G. Bjork's family will occupy the
remaining rooms on the second floor
F. S. Gill and workmen are doing
the painting and paper hanging.
DR.. and Mrs. Russell Lyon left
for their home in Wausau Tuesday.
Electric flat irons go out ON trial
Phone G. M. Dougherty.
Rev. Clyde Blakes1ee left Tuesday
for Mosinee on business.
Chas. Herrick of Nekoosa transact
ed business in this city Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Nico1aus of Nekoosa