Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-05-26
Ella in Wausau on June ? and 3

:
| for Greenwood, Clark county, where
he will deliver a commencement ad-
| dress tonight.
Our local reporter was misinformed
in stating that Rev Staff and family
were in quarantine They are not.
Their little daughter is sick with ton
silitis but We are pleased to note
is better.
Frank Leubeck and wife of Sigel
We're in the city Monday.
Freddie Reichel living on Fourth
street south was pleasantly enter
tanned by nine of his little friends
In honor of his birthday An had a
royal good time.
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
the NJ. E. church have invited the
same societies of the Baptist and Coz
gregational churches to meet with
them next Friday afternoon, May q,
at 2:45 o'clock in the parlors OF the
M. L. church to hear Miss Wheeler
of Appleton, a return Missionary of
China. ltd 1tw.
Room sized rugs in fibre, tapes
try brussels velvet wilton velvet body
brussels at J. w Natwick's Furni-
ture store, west side. Prices from
SIS up on brusseI rugs. You are
cordially invited to come and see
them. It'd 1tw.
Anna Smith closed successful term
of school in district number four,
town of Rome about a week ago and
is now at home with her parents, Mr.
| and AJrC Cu,ifb Of tbje, ,oif,v
The foundation walls. for A. L.
| Fontaine's new residence are ap-
preaching completion. Messrs. Geo.
A. Schinn, Peter Knuteson and Geo.
Snyder, masons, have laid the stone,
| attended by Messrs. VIM. H. Hunt.
| Will Collier, Gilbert GRANGE, VIII Ea-
ton and Sam Parker Their work is
we'll done and perfectly satisfactory.
Emil Clausen will lay the brick in
chlmneys and cross wa Is i'm the base
ment this week.
Ii you are in need of handsome
rugs in all sizes and all kinds of
material from the cheapest to the
most expensive, call at the ]. w.
| NatWlck's Furniture store on the
west side, see samples and secure
prices. There is nothing that will
heIp beautify and make comfortable
In your home like a handsome rug.
Call at Natwick's and be convinced.
Mrs. M. F. Ward of Sparta is Wis
lung at the home of Geo. Ward on
Ihlrd street south.
M. Earl Schmidt, travelling shoe,
man and nephew of H. Herschleb
spent Sunday at the home of the lat
ter
Robert Rowland and wife of this
city spent Sunday at the E. Murga-
troyd home in Vesper.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Witheral and dau-
enters Lulu and Sadie with Miss Clara
Carson enjoyed the Sunday excursio,
to Green Bay.
Will Lessig of Rudolph was in the
city Saturday on business.
Dan Johnson of SigeI with wife an6
daughter, Mabel, came to the city
Saturday to see a relative from Ber-~
lin
Alice Merrick of SigeI, teacher
of that vicinity, was in the city Sat
urday visiting with her sister who
attends the Teachers Training School
Mrs Arthur Johnston left for Port
Edwards Saturday to visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Irwin Whit
more.
j. v. Natwick, dealer in furniture
and house furnishings, has a fine
lire of rugs, curtains, furniture and
a full line of chairs, rockers, tables,
ETC., to furnish your home in harmony
with your pocketbook. We will be
pleased to quote you prices on any
thing you may want in. our line.
Mrs P. B. Wallace left for Oshkosh
recently to visit at the home of her
mother, Mrs. S. N. Rowley.
DR.. P. B. Wallace recently secured
a new partner in practice, being DR..
Chas. G. Rowley, a brother of Mrs.
| Wallace. DR.. Rowley was for some
time house physician in the Denver
Homeopathic Hospital at Denver, Col
At present he is attending to- some
patients in Stevens Point. He is a
practitioner of homeopathy as well
as OsteOpathy.
Mrs. David Lutz, Sr., in company
with Mrs. Barbara Lutz of Duluth
departed for that place Monday, where
they will visit for a month or more.
Myrtle Judd returned Monday might
from Milton Junction where she had
been visiting friends.
Hollis Steadman of Berlin made a
business call to this city Tuesday.
Al. Smith of Bancroft arrived in
oit Il
| Tuesday While here he visited with
relatives and friends.
Merchant, Grover Stout of Babcock
was business visitor Monday.
The city is getting dirt at a.
lively rate from the Johnson e Hill
Co.'s basement. 1t is being used
to improve the streets. Much has
been used already on the west side
streets and clay Will soon be hauled
to the east side where it will be
used in the sandy places. This viii
be great Improvement in those
localities. We are pleased to note
the many improvements of all kinds
that the city has undertaken this
spring. 1t DIS indicative of univer-
sal pride and is the spirit that brings
a town to the front.
Alex Koch who for the past two
weeks has been visiting his parents
in Sigel left Monday for Lebanon, S.
D., where he has position in
bank.
The Yellow Jacket club met and or
ganized Saturday night. They report
a most enjoyable and profitable meet
ing.