Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-01-06

| where he lis employed in neWSpa-
per office.
Peter Wiskerchen, who has been
employed in the Green Bay & West
ern roundhouse for the past two years
resigned his position to take effect
Jan. 1, 1910.
DR.. S. D. Brazeau and family, sail
on the steamer Hamburg Thursday,
JAN 9Th, for Naples and thence to
Vienna and Berlin, where. Dr. Bra
zeau will further his education
JOS. Billmyre arrived in the city
Tuesday from New York for a couple
OF days visit with relatives and
friends. Mr. Billmyre is installing
engineer for the American Air Clean
| ing Co., of Milwaukee,
Kellogg Bros. Lumber Co., have
been distributing handsome caIen-
dars among their patrons and friends
this week. AS usual they have a
handsome design.
This office is in receipt of a
beautiful calendar, the gift of the
Grand Rapids Fdy. Co. They were
distributed the past week among
their patrons and friends.
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nicely settled in the NJ A Bogoger
building on Second street south. He
invites his old customers and new
ones to call upon him in his new
quarters.
Geo P Hambrecht returned home
Friday night from Madison, where he
had been for the past week working
on the report of the water powers
Committee
Mrs. D. J. Manning and daughter,
Mae, who were visiting relatives in
this city for the past week, returned
to their home in Abbotsford Monday
J. W. Franson, operator at the
Green Bay & Western depot, spent
New Years day at Stevens Point.
Another one hundred pair of roller
skates have been ordered by the A
musement Company ON account of
the increased patronage at the rink.
The interest continues to grow among
| the lovers of roller skating. The
attendance is large every day and
levening.
D. D. Conway, attorney-atlaW, was
one of the first this year to pay his
taxes. He paid 1888 tax on his re-
sidence property that had tendency
to send cold chills down his back.
He has recovered however and ap-
preciates the fact that he must have
a fine home or they would not as
sess it so high.
The street cars for the interurban
Street Railway company have been
located in the city of Chicago, where
they have been ever since the heavy
snow storm which visited that city
last week. 1t is now expected that
they will reach this city some time
this week, over the Chicago & North
Western Ry
A P Hirzy, the jeWeler, who was
a member of a hunting party that
was successful in securing a large
number of deer in the winter of
1908, from which ,he had photo
graph taken and half-tone cut made
and used this, printed on card board
for a 1910 calendar. This souvenir
and calendar is greatly appreciated
by his patrons and friends, who have
been remembered during the past
week in receiving one of them.
Among the two color substantial
calendars furnished this office, was
the ones issued by the firm of Tay-
lor & Scott, dealers in insurance,
abstract and real estate. Their wall
calendars and desk calendars were
also sought after and appreciated
by the business men.
This office is in receipt of a
house calendar issued by the Grand
Rapids Heating and Plumbing Co.
It consists of aluminium top upon
which they have a neat advertise
ment printed and under which is
suspended a phone card upon which
to write the names of intimate
friends or dealers with which you
have occasion to call daily or often.
The Wood County National Bank
distributed about HOO calendars, in
four designs, all Of which were hand
some and useful. The supply was
soon exhausted. and many Of tbei1
patrons and friends failed to obtain
one. Next year if they issue any at