Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-07-28


Emil Reizerhas resigned his posi-
ton as foreman at the Badger Box
Factory and moved to Wausaul where
he accepted position with the Cur
is and Yale Sash and Door factory.
/ G. Bruderli, the shoemaker wants
| his friends and patrons 20 know chat
he Is occupying one half CT the front
art Of the building next and west
81 J. r. R3gaR's furniture store CT
flrst street nOr,n. He will be glai
o have his customers call upon him
there.
Born 10 Mr.. a-d Mrs. George
ifechette Thursday, July q, son.
Mr.. Lans 5owne Of Peshtigo, has ac-
septe1 position as operator at the
Green Bay ami Western depot in
ibis city.
A horse belonging to Joe Wheir
Whlle standing IN front Of the Wheir
restaurant On the west side was
frightened by a passing auto Fri
day morning and dashed across the
OrIG3e throwing the ice cream cans
IN every direction. The horse was
stopped on the east side before any
damage was done
The CentraHa Hardware Co. has
been awarded the plumbing contract
Tor the new Insane Asylum at Marsh
field at $4,000. There were severar
competitors from Milwaukee and 9th
er large cities but the Centralia Hdw
Co., was the only county firm bidding
on the job.
It's like a summer breeze: cools.
neireSheS, aGld buildS up your WAIST
ing energies. HOLSTERS Rocky Moul
taln Tea is the most effective sum
mer tonic. 80 cents, Tea or Tablets
MIR. and Mrs. John Alpine and Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Otto drove over to
Stevens Point Friday in the formers
car to take in the Wisconsin, State
Automobile Association.
Miss Helen Dickson has accepted
a position as teacher in the Bah
cock public schools the ensuing year.
NJ. Luther of Nekoosa, has accept
ed position with the Taft Repub-
bean Campaign Committee with head
quarters at the Hotel Plankington in
milwaukee. He is now touring the
state in the interests of Edward Fair
child for Governor.
Garrison Nash entertained a party
OF his little friends at a party in hon
or OF his third birthday at the Pay
lEon Tuesday afternoon. A very en-
JoyabIe time was reported by ALL
Some of our citizens will remember
the old band that paraded our streets
IN the eighties. Very few are left
| To /
We know Of now are John Selma
bic Sr. and Theron Lyon
1t soothes, refreshes, STRENGTHENS
and purifies the stomach, bowels and
Kidneys. A tonic that prevents sum
mer TROUBLES Such is Hollister' IS
Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents, Tea
or Tablets.
F. NJ. Buchen of Milwaukee is a
guest at the John Heron home this
week. Mr.. Buchen was a former re-
sident of Grand Rapids.
Mrs. P. Christman who has been
making an extended visit with rela-
tlVes at Waukegan returned to her
home in this city Thursday.
The Gazely family are all under
quarantine as all of hte children are
having the scarlet fever.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arsine Arpin
a daughter on July 21st.
James Nash of Port Edwards re-
signed his position with the Ne
koosa-Edwards Paper Co., the past
week to take effect in the late sum-
mer and Mrs. Nash will leave for Sto
Kane, WASH, in the early fall where
they Will make their future home. Mr.
and Mrs. Nash have many friends in
this city who will wish them contin-
ued success in their western home.
This weeks ad of the First Ma
tlonal Bank will interest the young
people.
The MissesHilma Guneu and Anna
L1ndquist of Merrill are guests al
the Martin Hanson home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy o. Babcock and
two sons, left Sunday night for St.
Paul, Mimi, and other western cities
where they will visit a week or ten
days with relatives and friends.
Walter Wood who has BEEN working
at Eau Claire has accepted a better
position with the Northwestern bred
Company In Minnesota, where he will
have charge of a gasoline engine that
is furnishing the power for one of
their dredge machines.
Mrs. Plat Corriveau who has been
visiting relatives and friends in this
city for some time returned to her
home I'M Sank Rapids Friday.
Mrs. Chas PomainviIIe and Miss Ell
la Hasbrouck who have been camping
with a party of friends at Fifield the
past two weeks returned to their
homes in this city Friday.
The Misses Nellie Nelson and Agnes
Hanson entertained a few friends at
the Pavilion Friday evening in honor
of the Misses Hilma Gunell and Anna
Lindquist of Merrill A good time
is report ed by all. Among those pre-
sent were the Misses Emily and
Myrtle Bossert. Agnes and Alma Han,
son, Inez Timm, Clara Carlson. Della
Casberg, Nellie Nelson, Dora Benson,
Hilma Gunell. Anna Lindquist
Emma Schroeder and Bertha Gurtler.
Mrs. H. Pearson and daughters,
Pansy, Grace, and Esther left for
their home in Appleton Saturday af-
ter a few weeks visit in the city at
the Sam Darlington and Chas. Dough
arty homes.
Mrs. Bemis who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. VIM RuckIe for a
couple of Weeks left for her home in
Menasha Saturday
|
Wedding announcement cards have
| been received in this city announcing
the marriage of Miss Anna Parrish,
| formerly of this city, but now of
| Seattle, Wash, to Mr.. Carlos Won
Gomez on Tuesday, July 18th. We
! join with Miss Annals many old time
! friends in extending congratulations
Prof. VIM. H. Leuhr, of Manitowoc,
who is one of the instructors at the
| Stevens Point Normal Summer schE