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

for candy making purposes on Second
Avenue South was moved Monday by
Melvin Mann to property owned by
John Wheir on Third Avenue
Afra-E. Hsstange, MRS W.G. Col
lar andzMiss Lydia STANCE of Merrill
fmade-up an auto party, who arrived
n this city Tuesday and are the
quests Of MI; md Mrs. e. W Ellis.
The new Autumn fashion in coats
now On display at Heinemans
Life: A bashful young couple, who
were evidently much In love, entered
crowded street car in Fulton, N. Y.
the other day. "Do you suppose we
can squeeze in here?" he asked. look
ing doubtedly at her blushing face.
''Dontyou think. dear, we had bet
ter wait until we get home?" was the
low embarrassed reply.
Mrs. Joseph Lamadeline who suf
fered second stroke of paralysis
while visiting fri >nds in Sigel recent
ly, is sufficiently recovered so that
they were able to take her to the
home of her daughter, Mrs Frank
Noel, in the village Of Port Edwards
on Sunday last. This will be pleas
ing news to her many friends in
Grand Rapids.
The new Autumn fashion in coats
now on display at Heinemans,
Merrill Daily Herald-Mrs. n. Car
rington and Estelle Winger, who have
been visiting friends here, left last
evening for Grand Rapids-Mrs. L.
n. Tichnor and daughter Marjorie,
who have been visiting in this city,
left last evening for Rhinelander and
from~there they will return to their
home in Spokane, Wash.
Rev. Geo. Evans left Monday night
| for milwaukee, where he will spend
day with his wife who is visiting
there. From there he will go to Ke-
nosha to the Methodist State Con-
ference.
The Misses Anna Mohr, and Nellie
Callahan of Boston, Mass, who have
| been visiting at the P McCamley
home left for Neshkora Monday
where they will visit relatives for a
few days before returning to their
home.
/ Wanted:-Girl for general house
work. Inquire of Mrs. J. Dalzin, 334
10th Avenue North.
| The firm of Sampson & Halvorsen
are moving their stock of goods into
their new building just across from
their present location. They will
have larger and handsomer quarters
in their new building than what
| they have had in the past.
Geo. w. Davis, agent for the Buick
automobile cars, received three new
ears this week, which he has on dis
play in his garage back of his resi-
dence. We understand they are hand
some cars and of the latest design
and pattern made by the manufactur-
ers of this car.
| Dr. Geo. Pomainviile of Nekoosa,
| while making a sick call in that vii
lage, on his bicycle, last Sunday even
ing at about o'clock struck a root
of tree in the path and was thrown
| for a distance of several feet, there
by spraining his arm. The Dr. suf-
fered great pain that night, and is
at present carrying his arm in
sling.
All sorts of jet ornaments and trim
| ings at HeinemanS
Geo N. Wood the real estate and
insurance agent who has been out of
town for the past two weeks at
Oconomowoc returned home Saturday
| night and can now be found at his
office rooms in the Wood County
National Bank block. Any real estate
business left in his hands will receive
prompt attention.
w LII. IouSLOn ana son VINO nave
been in North and South Dakota for
the past three years have returned
to Wood County. They report the
conditions in the Dakotas very much
different than what they have been
accustomed to in Wisconsin. They
say they have come back for good
and will be contented in Wisconsin
They expect to buy some land and
settle down here permanently Pos
s1bly in the vicinity of Nekoosa.
For Rent:-Furnished comfortable
room for two. AL 9Th st. N.
Geo. P. Hambrecht, member of as
sembly, received notification and
badge this morning from Milwaukee
with appointment as member of the
reception committee of Wisconsin