Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-11-03
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F. G. GiIkey, Fire Insurance Agent,
has moved into the new Wood Count.
National Bank building. tfw.
Mrs. Guy Miller spent Wednesday
in Marshfield a guest of friends.
Mrs. C. NJ. Webb and Miss Gertrude
Gaynor returned Wednesday from Osh
kosh and Milwaukee where they have
been spending a few days.
Nov. 10, II, u, Coat Sale at Heine-
mans.
My Cinderella Girl Sunday. 1td-1tw
Miss Caroline Garrison left Wed
nesday for Wausau where she viii
visit few days.
Mr.. Nichols of Milwaukee arrived
in the city Wednesday. Mr.. Nichols
has been in the automobile business
in Milwaukee for some time and may
decide to enter into that business
in this city.
Mrs. Leon LaSarge left Wednesday
for her home at La Crosse after a
visit in the city at the home Of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs John Hutchin-
son.
Big Coat Sale, Nov. 10, IL, u, at
Heineman's.
Uncle Toms Cabin Monday 1td-1tv
M. Stein Of Black River Falls, was
a business visitor in the city Wednes
day. 9Th
Word was received Tuesday that
Mrs. Fred Post, died. in the hospital
at Oshkosh from the results of an
operation performed recently. Her
remains arrived on Wednesday. Her
obituary will appear Thursday.
OF all great American plays the old
historical drama, 'Uncle Toms Cab
in, has the strongest hold on the
people, 1t is beyond question one
of the best plays ever written, hence
the warm place it retains in the
hearts of people of every CLINE. The
greatest production that this Ameri-
can classic has ever had will be Civ
en- at Daly's Theatre on Monday, Nov
It'll under the management of Leon
Washburn Watch for the big street
parade with two brass bands, Eva"
in her golden chariot, Marks" and
his donkey, a pack of real Cuban
bloodhounds, beautiful Shetland pom
les, tabIeaux floats, jugglers, and
host of new sensations.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work Must understand cooking. APP
ply to Mrs Geo. E. Hosknson, III,
Fourth Ave. n. 2td-1tw.
Miss Marriet Olson of Superior is
in the CITY this week Miss Olson is
State Commander of the Maccabee
Lodge
Miss Ethel Hayes is on the SICK
list this week.
Misses Elsie and Mae Baruch re
turned Tuesday evening from three
weeks visit with friends in Milwau-
Iee and Chicago.
George Huntington was a Nekoosa
business visitor on Wednesday.
Oysters. oysters, Sealshipt oysters
at Love & Cypress. 9td-1tw.
The Misses June Hitchcock of Ber-
lin and Dottie Renning of Bethel are
guests Of Miss Mabel Bliss this week
Mr.. Schmidt of Marshfield candi-
date for sheriff ON the Democratic
ticket was in the city "Wednesday
on business.
Mrs. b. r. Goggins left Wednes
day for Milwaukee where she Will
spend a week a guest of Mrs. L. NJ
Alexander
Come to the Coat Sale Nov. 10, II,
IL. at Heineman's S.
Miss Marie Looze entertained the
members of one of the High School
Clubs at her home Wednesday even
ing at a Halloween party. The even
ing was pleasantly spent in playing
games and delicious re sreshments wer
served. Among those present were
the Misses Myrtle Severance, Marion
Jackson Myrtle Ule, Ruth Richer
Gertrude Reiland Mary Jones, Fay
Warner and Ruth Horton, and Roy
Weeks, Raymond Van Henkelon, Ell
dred Mcdonald Lloyd Welch, Herber
Wolf. Ernest Oberbeck, Neil Mas
Claire Mathis. Fred Raglan and Geo.
Mullen.
Don't forget Love & Cypress fol
Sealshipt Oysters. 3td-1tw.
Miss Mabel Bliss entertained a
bout twenty-five at a Halloween par
ty Monday evening at her home or
Eleventh street north in honor OF
Miss June Hitchcock of Berlin and
Miss Dottie Renning of Bethel who
are guests at the Bliss home thi:
week The guests were hidden t.
come with a lighted Jack O. lantern
the wierd effect of which carried on
the Halloween idea. The house wa:
suggestively decorated for the occa
sion. In an amusing peanut contes
Miss Vera Mueller won first honorS
Light refreshments were served ant
a most enjoyable time is reported b!
all who were present.
The Robt. Grosskopf farm on tn,
PIover road consisting of so acre
and buildings thereon was closes
Tuesday November first by LOU
Gross to Mrs. McDermid of Milwau
kee. The purchaser will occupy
herself. Consideration $4,000. Thi
includes crops and personal property