Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04
JOHNSON & HILL co.

money TO Duy nay u hSSp Till Z
over winter, so as not to sacrlIice
their milk COWS now. The banks VIII
not only provideAthe money 70 Duy
the hay but will see to 1t that the
hav is sold at a reasonable figure,
practically for what it costs ON the
the western prairies with transporta-
ton added, 1t is certainly to the IN
terest of the whole community thai
the dairy interests of central WIS
consin be not allowed to get a set
back because Of a little hay and pas
ture failure.-Steyens Point Daily
| Journal.
While eating supper one day last
| week the infant daughter of Rev. and
| Mrs. A. L. Putnam of Ogdensburg,
Wis, accidentally overturned the hot
| tea pot seriously scaIding herself.
Rev. Putnam was formerly pastor
of the Baptist church in this city.
The board of trustees of the First
| Congregational church have placed
an order with the w. w. KimbaM Co.
| of Chicago, for a new Pipe Organ
which costs 1880.
Misses Stella Emmons and Edna
| Kruger returned to their homes In
! this city Thursday after visiting at
KiIbourn and other places for a
| couple of weeks.
Mrs. c. Eberhardt and daughter
Lorena returned Thursday from APP
pleton where they have been visit
! ing for some time.
Mrs. H. North left for Cleveland
| Ohio, Thursday after spending a week
in the city the guest at the E. J..
Clark home.
| Miss Hazel Salter of Unity, arriy-
ed in this city Thursday and will
visit for some time at the home of
Miss Edna Kruger.
| Miss Mary Weckler of Almond, Wis
tied in this city Friday the guest
of Miss Alma Abel.
Miss Hazel Meteerr left for Cam
| bria Thursday where she will make
an extended visit with relatives and
friends.
| Miss Dorothy Roseau who has been
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. John
Garden for the past two weeks left
for her home in Rib Lake Friday.
Miss Christina Hague has accept
ed a position with the Wisconsin
Telephone Co., in this city.
Miss Hattie Perrian of Cripple Fall
Mich, left for her home Friday af-
ter spending a few days in the city
the guest of the Edward Mahoney
home.
Art Mahoney of Green Bay has
been a guest at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mahoney the
past week.
Miss Agnes Dwight of Appleton is
a guest at the j. H. Wright home in
this city.
Miss Loretta Noltner returned to
her home in this city Thursday at
ter couple of weeks visit with rela-
tives at Madison and Sun Prairie.
Freeman Otto who has been camp
ing at Waupaca for couple OF
weeks returned to his home in this
city Thursday.
Mrs. Mary McKercher spent a few
days the past week at the home o1
her son Dan McKercher at Wausau.
Misses Marie Pope and Florence
Sorensen of Necedah visited with
friends in the city Friday on thei
way to Wautoma.
Mrs. H. C. Langdon and Mrs Cath
rine Train have been visiting witt
Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Vaughan this
week and visiting places of iBteres
in and about Grand Rapids. Mrs
Langdon is Mrs. Vaughans sistel
and Mrs. Train is her cousin. Boil
reside at Baraboo. Among the place
visited was Moccasin Creek Pavilion
L where picnic dinner was enjoye,
/ Friday.
! Mrs. Ira Boss and daughter of Ca
: iforRia, is a guest of her sister, Mis-
Violet Ransome, at the Steele HON
at Port Edwards for an extended Wis
S it.
George Peltier who graduated froI
the Varsity at Madison the past yea
r has accepted a position as teache
+ of Science at 0conomoWoc the con
t ing year.
Mrs Matte Address and son RI
o turned from Caledonia, Mimi, tn
n past week where they have been tn
l. guests of relatives for some time.
Love Is COlmluG4 10 III
Y home this week with a serious attae
s of tonsilitis,
: Miss Bessie Bradford who ha
u been attending the Iowa State No
NAL at Cedar Falls, Iowa, taking til
IS kindergarten course returned to he
e home in this city Thursday evenins
She will have charge of the Kinde,
garten dept, of the Port Edward
y schools the coming year.
n L. S. Tone representing the HaI
$ mond Typewriter Co., deft Thursda
it for Tomah, after spending a fe
Is days in the city on business.
Ie ]. T. Sherman sold his home Q
" Ninth street south the past yves
j to Fred Hill of Sige1 who recent
v sold his farm Consideration $500.
The Misses Vida and Vella Rifle
e left for Madison Monday where the
lie will spend week at the A. d
Of mon home in that city.
w. C. McGlynn, the hveryman, ar
IT. his son, Douglas went fishing Sunds
n and caught 10 trout. Mr.. MeGlyr
Mt caught five and his son caught 1