Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-03-17

few days with an attack of the grip.
lone Wright, who has been visi
ting her sister at Wausau, return
ed to her home in this city Wednes-
day.
This beautiful weather gives US the
Spring fever. What's good for this
feeling? Trout fishing we know would
help it.
Wednesday, Miss Caroline CARR
son purchased of Guy R. Wood a
1910 Maxwell auto, 3O-horse power,
5 passenger
Mrs. George R. Gardner and daugh-
ter Mabel, departed for Green Lake
Wednesday where they viii visit rel
atives and friends.
Hugh MCGOWAN who has been spend
ing the winter in the city, returned
where he has business interests he
is obliged to look after. He will re-
turn to this city as soon as said bus
mess is disposed. of.
Mrs Iva H. Babcock arrived in
this city Tuesday night from AIbu-
querque, New Mexico, from which
place she had been summoned on
account of the serious illness of her
mother, who we understand is very
sick. Mrs. Babcock will remain in
the city until her mother is better.
Mrs. Kribs, who has been staying
with her sister, Mrs. H. A. Hersch-
leb in this city since the holidays,
leaves today for Hespeler, Canada.
She will be accompanied home by
Mr.. Herschleb on account of her fee
Bile health. He will be absent about
ten days.
Mrs, Emmanuel Voyer has rented
the vacant room over Henry F. Gaul-
ke's grocery store and will move in
to the same this week. The Scott
house, which she yacates and which
is located next to the green house,
on Eighth street North, has been
rented by Chas Natwick and they
will move therein next week.
The following town treasurers made
their annual settlements with H. Pc
tiers, County Treasurer, on Tuesday:
E. J. Greenman, of the Town of Rich,
field; F. Brazeau of Port Edward,
James K6neba of the town of Milia-
d0r6; G. s. Veader of Marshfield;
Elias Noble of Cranmoor; G. H. Hum
phrey of Sherry; S. G. O'Brien of
the village of Auburndale; Godfrey
Sowatzke of the town of Wood; OF
to Peterson of the town of Lincoln;
Geo. Larson of the town of Auburn
dale; and John Kohlbeck of the town
of Marshfield
Believe nothing you hear and only
half of what you see," says the old
adage. 1t is we'll to bear this in.
mind while listening to the latest bit
of scandal. Never condemn your
neighbor unheard, however many the
accusations which may be preferred
against him. Every story has two
ways of being told, and justice re-
quires that you should hear the de-
tense as we'll as the accusation; and
remember that the malignity of enc
mics may place you in a similar pre-
dicament.
We are Informed that F. D. Prandy
proprietor of the Hotel Julien, has
sold out to Mr. and Mrs. e. J. Hayes
of Dubuque, Iowa, who took posses
sion Monday, Mar. IA. Mrs. Hay
es will manage the hotel temporarily
She was accompanied to Grand Rapid
by her mother and daughter.
There are some dogs who make it
their business to chase automobiles
and horses and bark, following them
for long distances much to the dis
gust and annoyance of the drivers.
This nuisance ought to be abated
and the CANNES shot unless the own
ers take care of them. This is a
daily occurrence on our main streets.
FOR SALE:-House and Barn and
two lots, located south and west OF
the fair grounds. Abargain for some
one. Inquire of A. L. Fontaine. tt
We understand that Chas. r. KeE
logg has purchased an Overland Au-
tomobfte through the local agent at
Wal1sau, Wisconsin. 1t is a five pas
senger car and is expected here in
the near future.
Mrs. Chas Margeson, who suffered
a stroke of paralysis the first part OF
the week, is slowly improving and
it is hoped that she will regain her
former health and be able to be
about her house work again.
Mrs. Robert Rowland and Miss
Lucy Wood returned Saturday
evening from Chicago and Milwaukee
where they had been the past week
| buying their spring stock for their
millinery parlors on First Street.
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