Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-03-03


-erest in the soft drink establishment
of Collins & Johnson to Mr.. w. H
Collins, his former partner, who will
conduct the business alone in the
future.
Mrs. NJ. H. Jackson and her moth
er, who has been visiting here for
the past few days, departed Thurs
day for the West Mrs. Jackson
will accompany her mother as far
as Minneapolis on her way to her
home in Redfield, South Dakota.
The Marlin Lumber Co. have fin
ished moving their stock of lumber
from their yards on the East side
to- those of the West side The conn
pany was forced to do this on ac-
count of their three year lease of
the Parrish property ON the East
side, having expired ON March list.
The following Good Templars left
on the 500 Line Friday morning at
II o'clock for Marshfield to attend
the Hub District Convention held
there en- Feb. 25th and 26th; Mn. and
Mrs. A. D. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. R. Bald
win, Myron Hill, Oscar Lind, Won
Holiday, G. E. Wood, Myrtle Bos-
ser and Marion Thompson.
Messrs Alex and Louis Haydock who
have been employed In the Grand Rap
ids Pulp and Paper Company's mill
at Biron, have purchased the Star
Theatre building and lot now oc-
cupied by the Box Ball ALLEY, which
they intend to remodel and fix up
for business purposes. The deal was
closed Monday.
! We are sorry to note that Miss
Addie Baker continues very poorly
and thus far has not been strong
enough to undergo an operation that
the attending physician feels is ne
cessary for her speedy recovery. Her
many friends are hopeful that she
will soon gain the necessary strength
to overcome her present illness.
In the circuit court at Grand Rap
ids Hugh Moran was granted an in
terlocutory divorce from his wife,
Della Moran. They were married at
Grand Rapids, June 5, 1898, and have
three children, Melvin, aged IA yrs,
Erin, aged years, and Fay, aged 1
year. The care of the two older chill
dren was given to the father The
Judgment was taken by default, the
defendant interposing no Defense
Stevens Point Journal
Mrs. Sol Sut1iff~ of Rhinelander
died at her home Tuesday and was
later brough' to Grand Rapids, where
the funeral was held at the home of
her father, Ed. WheeIan. Mrs. B. I.
Grove went over Thursday to be pre-
sent at the last sad services. Mrs.
Sarah Tucker of Grand Rapids is
at the Grove home assisting in the
care of Mr.. Grove durnng Mrs. Crow
absence -Plainfield Sun.
Mrs. Charlotte Lynn-CampbeIl, who
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Dell
White, has just returned from Europ
where she has BEEN studying voice
for the past year with Prof. Sbreglia
i'm Paris. Mrs Campbell expects
Ito be in Stevens Point and vicinity
for some time and is at liberty to
take a limited number of pupils. 702
Church street. Phone black 1919
Stevens Point Journal.
The wrestling match between Mana
/ ger Belanger and Alice Teddy, the
Roller Skating Cinnamon Bear at
the Amusement Hall ON Friday even
ing was a very exciting and fast ex-
hibition. Manager Belanger secured
the first fall in about one minute.
In the next two deciding falls, he wa
out-classed by Alice Teddy, who threw
him in decisive fashion, thereby win
ming the bout. Perhaps Mr.. BeIange1
was too sanguine of his prowess to
throw the bear at any time he wish
ed and became over confident.
Reader, your attention is called to
the shoe advertisement in another
lcolumn of this issue of the popular
firm of Johnson Hill & Co. This
firm did a nice business in 1909 and
they expect to make a better showing
in 1910. They expect to do consider
able advertising and people have
learned that what they say in their
advertisements cam be relied upon
when visiting their department store.
You are specially and cordially invite
to visit their shoe department and
examine the new styles of foot wear.
Edward CIosuit, who has been act
ing as local reporter for the Daily
Reporter left Monday noon with his
mother for Fond du Lac, where she
viii make an extended visit with
Eher daughter, While Edward Jeff
Tuesday noon for Washington, d
c., where he has accepted a civil
service position in the census bureau
: Ed. has promised to give his friends
an account of his trip to Washington
: and his experiences while there thru
the columns Of the Daily Reporter
His many friends wish him well.
, In our report of the University
Glee Club concert, We overlooked tn
t compliment given in the football son
: to Harold Arpin, a member of the
University team and a resident o.