Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-12-22
DALY'S
THEATRE
Monday,
December
10th

reports himself in pretty good healtl
for a man of his age. He is troubled
at times with asthma pretty badly
but otherwise he feels pretty good
= Mr. and Mrs. Otto Roenius and sol
Carl left Saturday for Redwood wher
they will spend the holidays, the guest
Of Mrs. Roeniuss parents, Mr. anC
Mrs. Herman Uehling.
Chas. Kellogg presented the loca
Elks lodge with a beautiful Elk's
head this week which will adorn the
Elk's lodge room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Roemer Of
Kansas City, are in Grand Rapids
to spend the holidays.
Miss Amy Richards was in teh
city Friday to attend the funeral OF
George Elliott.
We are offering special prices on
every piece Of furniture in our store
from now until after the Holidays
and our stock was never so complete
as it is this season. Raglan & Shaw
yer. 1td1tweWux
Geo. Anderson, travelling freight a
gent for the Milwaukee road of Mil
waukee was in the city last week on
| business. Mr.. Anderson was former
agent of the c. NJ & St P r. R.
| here
A good example has been set to
| local organizations by the Eastern
| Star and the Methodist Missionary
Society. The ladies of the latter or
ganization voted $500 to the Anti-Tu-
| berculosis Association and at the last
meeting of the Eastern Star an APP
preparation of $40 was voted for the
cause. This speaks well for the
public spirit Of these organizations.
Herman Viertel of Elm Lake has
accepted a position as salesman in
the clothing department of Johnson
& Hill Co.
Mrs. T. Akey left Sunday evening
for her home in Chicago after spend
| ing the past week in the city called
here by the death of her brother, Geo
Elliott.
A nice Iron Bed, $19S. Couches
from $5.98 up. Good solid dining
chairs OF 75c each. Good hardwood
pedestal dining tables $1,000 Brus-
sells rugs, 9x12 TT. $3.50. Raglan &
| Shaver 1td1twewux
While standing in front of the
post-offiee, about 1870 Thursday
morning the team belonging to the
Reiland Packing Co., driven by w.
F. Noltner became frightened while
| Mr. Noltner was in the post-office
running across the bridge and up to
the ST. Paul depot where it turned
running into car and taking off two
wheels of the wagon. Then it ran
around by the Foundry and down
near T. E. Nashs' residence where it
hurt but the wagon was smashed up
considerably.
The Overland car belonging to JOIN
Schnabel was brought down from
Marshfield Thursday where it has
haan OvarhauIed
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Grover Stout
of Babcock Thursday a son. Mrs.
Stout was formerly Miss Mildred
Chas. Sawtell has accepted po-
sition in the Hotel Dixon Buffet
Miss Katherine Laperell has accept,
ed position as saleslady in the
grocery department of Johnson & Hill
Company.
c. w. Tiede, proprietor of the
Grand Theatre, returned Thursday
evening from a business trip to Mil
waukee and Chicago.
J. P. Wagner of Caledonia, Mimi,
is a guest at the home of his son H.
S. Wagner.
Miss Rose Larsen returned Thurs
day from La Crosse where she has
been spending the past week.
Geo. sokolowski purchased the
house on 10th Avenue belonging to
Frank Cichy the past week.
Tom Foley returned the first of
the week from Madison where he has
been in a Sanitarium for some time
taking treatments.
Geo. B. Mcmillan is spending a
week at Crystal Lake, Mimi, a guest
at the home of his sister.
F. s.. Gill, spent Wednesday in
Marshfield on business connected
with the painting and decorating the
new County Asylum.
L. J. Cohen of Minneapolis, who
represents the North Western Feed
Co., spent a few days in Grand
Rapids on business.
VIM. Esch of Baraboo is in the
city this week on business. Mr..
Esch is post-office inspector.
G. ]. Riley, of Wausau is in the
city placing the French Dry Clean
ing Compound which his company
manufactures at Wausau. 1t is report
ed to be an excellent cleaner which
he expects to place on sale in some
of the drug stores in this city.
Oscar Oleson who is employed al
Neillsyille, Mimi, is in the city tC
spend Christmas at the home of his
parents. This is the first time he has
been home for a number of years.
Mrs. Thomas O'ConneI left Friday
MON for hor homo at Ei1boDrp Of