Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-17
F. H. Lamberton.

Myron Natwick, Laird Warner and
Alex Jones returned Monday from
Wausau, where they had been to at
tend the Junior Prom.
Miss Sarah Frazer and n:ece,
Emma Spresser, left Tuesday for
Bark River, Mich, to spend the
summer with relatives.
Jessie, Winefred and Howard Still
we'll of Wautoma are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Sher-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Gardner a-e
rejoicing over the arrival of a nine
pound boy, which event occurred
Tuesday
Miss Jennie Kuntz returned Tues
day from Winona, Mimi, where she
has been spending a few days with
her sister, Mrs. William Manning.
Merrill Daily Herald: Mrs. Mary
) Pickering departed this morning on
an extended business trip at Grand
Rapids, Wild Rose and ST. Paul,
Mimi.
Mrs. VIM. Ost and children, who
have been visiting relatives and
friends in this city and in Sigel, left
Tuesday for their home in Rudsburg
Emile Rossier transacted business
in Plover Monday.
Mrs. E. P. Daily is putting porch
on the east side of her home on
Sth Ave-, and intends to make some
inside changes, which will make her
home more convenient than it now
is.
The next regular meeting of the
Eastern Star will occur Wednesday
evening, June %. Initiation and re-
freshments A full attendance is de-
sired. Personal notices will not be
sent. 1w-3d
Among the guests who were in
the city to attend the wedding of
Edna Muir and Wilbur Herschleb
were Mr. and Mrs. S. Adams and
Miss Bessie Quien of Stevens Point
and Mrs. Chas. Smith of Green
Bay.
A dandy farm was sold in the
town of Arpin to a Chicago party
for $5400 through the Edward Po-
mainville Real Estate Agency. The
parties are all we'll pleased with
the deal and possession will be TAX
en- at once.
G. E. Hill, general agent for a
new patent device, that makes nat.
ural gas from Kerosene, who has it
on display in the building first door
west of the REPORTER printing of
flee, is receiving many orders and
inquiries in reference thereto 1t
is certainly simple appearing de-
vice and an excellent device for
using kerosene for heating and cook
ing purposes instead of wood or coal
1t has virtues which commend them
selves as practical and useful
M. N. Weeks, the electrician, who
recently purchased what is known
as the old Fl. P. Chase residence, at
the corner of Sth and Oak streets,
is moving the house from it's old To-
cation to new foundation walls just
laid on the north side of the lot
The building is now in the course
OF moving. We understand that Mr.
Weeks intends to erect more mod
ern, up-to-date house on the corner
or south side of the lot. This will
make a favorable improvement in
said property.
From letter we received today
from S. F. Tricky at Waupun, we
learn that his son, Clarence Trickey,
who has been living at Oakland, CAL
for several years, is expected to
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of July. Mr.. Trickey says that the
city of Waupun is now looking it's
best and that the Irvine plant is the
only dead spot in Waupun. The
weeds have grown about that institu-
ton up to the window stills and the
citizens are sorry that the Irvine bill
did not pass the legislature. He al
so reports that he heard that Fenner
the life prisoner sent to Waupun
from Grand Rapids, is going to be
pardoned. He says further that crops
are growing fast, apples will be
scarce there, but small fruit is look
ing fine. Oats are selling at 65 cents
per bushel and eggs at 20 cents per
dozen. He wishes to be remembered