Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-06-09

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hanson in this
city.
Michael Oswald, of Marshfied, a.
! gency organizer, of the Prudential
ms Co., of America, of Newark, n
j. was in the city Monday looking
| over some special work here.
John Henry, city teamster on the
| east side and assistants, are filling
in the sidewalk space in front of
the new Amusement Hall preparatory
for the laying of new cement walk.
Jno. G. Love and daughter Maurine
Of Chicago, who have been visiting
at the Thomas Love home for a few
days left for their home Monday even
ing
Mrs. L. NJ. Alexander and daughter
Pauline, of Milwaukee who are MAX
ing their summer home in Port Ed
wards spent Tuesday in this city at
the B. R. Goggfns home.
Miss Julia Little returned to her
home in this city the past week
after closing a successful school year
AT 4IdGItS, w rs MISS LllIIS w Ill LSdCu
at Port Edwards the coming. year.
A new sidewalk is being laid along
the street facing the i<and on the
west side which will do much toward
improving the appearance of that
street.
Mrs. Clara Huckins of Pittsville
expects to go west in about six week
to accept a position as a teacher. Mr.
Huckins was formerly Clara sBunge of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Cochran intend
to move into the Heindal house this
week while their house is being. raised
and furnace and other Improvement
put in
The University base ball team play.
ed their last game Saturday afternoon
with Charlie Nash of Grand Rapids
as pitcher. Nash graduates with hon
ors this year.
Miss Louise Lambert of Oconto,
who has been a guest of Miss Ma
bel Jackson on the west side the past
week returned to her home Friday
afternoon.
NJ Whitrock returned Friday even
ing from Marshfield where he ac-
companied his brother, Walter who
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis on Thursday. Es
Mrs. F. H. -Eberhardt and brother
Fred Getzlaff left for Chicago Sat
urday where they will spend a couple
20 weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Geo. Harrington and daughter
Pauline of Bruce arrived in the city
Friday and will spend several weeks
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ames.
Bear in mind that Tuesday, June
IA, is flag day. and see that your
homes and business places reflect
the patriotism that is within you.
This day is recognized by everyone
all over this country.
FOR RENT OR SALE-Two houses
centrally located one block from P.
o. Also nine lots two blocks from
?. o. Inquire of Mrs. N. Pepin, 215
Third street south. Terms and par
ticulars given on application
Albert Eberhardt left for Fond du
Lac Saturday to attend an old soldier
reunion which is being held at that
place. From Fond du Lac he will go
to Appleton where he will visit rela-
tives for some time.
The firemen decided at their last
meeting to order new suits for the
Firemen ON both sides of the river.
The measurements were taken Mon
day evening and the suits will be or
dered through Johnson & Hill Co.
Miss Catherine Frost who is yem-
ployed in one of the large Milwaukee
stores arrived in the city Monday ant
will spend few weeks at the home O
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Frost,
who reside short distance out of
the city. III
The county property back of the
court house is being fixed up this
week. The old cellar is being filled
in and the grounds graded and seed
ed and the barn moved so that it
will present much neater appear
alice.
We still have a few secondhand
screen doors and windows for sale
which were used on our house. We
also have a staircase with hard
wood balustrade for sale. Windows,
doors, castings and window frames,
siding, ETC., all go at half price. En-
quire of A. L. Fontaine or A. F.
Billmyer. Must be sold at once. IF.
Mrs. T. J. Cooper received a tele-
phone message, Friday morning, an
nouncing the serious illness of her
mother at Baraboo. She left for that
place on the 10 % G. B. & w. train
arriving there at $50 p m. to find
that her mother had passed away
short time before her arrival. The
funeral was held and interment
made at Spring Green, Wis, on Mon
day, June 6. Mrs. Cooper will attend.
Mrs. Douglas was past sc years of
age.
The Grand Rapids band, which is
one of the enlivening spirits of the
u. G. T. convention, serenaded the
Record Herald force. this morning.
The band is one of the best here
and many favorable comments have
been made on the excellent music
furnished by the organization. They
played several selections today and
were on each occasion the center on
an admiring group of people. The
little city to the south has reason
to feel proud of its musical organi-
zation.-Wausau Record Herald
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