Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-12-23
atroyd, Frank Bathka and w. A

gatroyd, Frank Bathka and w. A.
Cole
Among those from Rudolph who
visited in Grand Rapids Monday were
the Misses Effie Bates, Cora Hamms
Libbie McGregor, Mrs. Geo. McGreg-
or and Messrs. John Bates, J. A
Jackson, Noel Crotteau, Pete Red
mond
Mrs August Bartell and daughter
Anna, and Mrs. Otto Bartell left for
their homes in Wausau Tuesday at
ternoon after being in Grand Rapids
to attend the dedica ton of the new
Lutheran church They visited al
the home of Mrs. Julius Zirke.
If you are in need of job work, or
any kind of high grade printing re
member you can get it at the Re
porter Job Rooms promptly and in
first class condition. Remember us
when in need of any work in our
line. 1t Will be appreciated. If
Word has been received that the
cars for the street car line between
Grand Rapids and Nekoosa were shin
ped from st. Louis on Monday, Dec.
goth. It is not easy to determine just
when the cars will reach this city but
we will probably see them the last
of the week.
You don't have to go to war to
be patriotic. Improve your locality
! uphold your town, enlarge it's inter
ests, and lend a hand to progress.
| and you are a pa triot--a lover of your
| count ry-as truly as the soldier who
shoulders his musket.
A woman went into a newspaper
office and wished to advertise for
her husband who had disappeared
When told that they charged two dol.
lars an inch she went out, saying it
would break her up at that rate as
For a wife, take daughter of a
good mother.
Leave your homes with loving words,
they may be your last.
L. A. DeGuere left Thursday for
Green Bay on business.
Mrs Z. Kuntz is reported to he on
the sick list this week.
Mrs. E J. Fuller of Rudolph, spent
Wednesday shopping in the city.
Mrs, Sam Griffith of Babcock spent
Saturday shopping in the city.
Mrs. Della Martin of Nekoosa was a
Grand Rapids visitor Saturday.
Treat your wife as though she were
a queen and that will make her one.
r. NJ. Deming of Marsbfeld was a
business visitor in the city Wednes.
day.
MIS- Matt Kaudy is spending this
week with friends and relatives in
Edgar.
Miss Elsie Miller of Rudolph. spent
Thursday afternoon visiting ia Grand
Rapids.
Mrs. Kate Hellar Of Mosinee.
transacted business in Grand Rapids
v ednesday.
Frank BoynOWski, fol merly of this
city, called on friends in Grand Ra-
pids Saturday.
Mrs A. c. B met and daughter.
Mss Ruth Bennett visited ia Grand
Rapids Wednesday,
DR.. }. A. Jackson Of Rudolph, trans
acted business in the city for a few
h urs Thursday
When MAJ is success he claims the
credit: when he is a failure he finds
some woman 10 b anne for it
Mrs. D. 0. Fisher returned home
Saturday after three weeks visit
with friends in Green Bay.
vi lSS MyTa Kruger returned Satur-
day to her home in Cranmoor after
visiting relatives in this city.
E. B Bedford of the Grand Rapids
bank spent Friday Afternoon trans
acting business in Wautoma.
Mrs. S. J Rasmussen left Friday for
Red Granite, where she intends to
spend Christmas with relatives.
We ale inclined to think that heaven
will be given to those who are irving
to make heaven on this earth.
Mrs. W. Shea of Babcock, arrived IN
the city Wednesday evening to visit
at the home Of Mrs. S. Scribner,
Miss Myra Kruger of Cranmoor. ar
rived in the city Thursday to pay
visit with her brother, Ed. Kruger.
Dan McKercher, travelling salesman
for the Grand Rapids Milling COM