Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-05-12

for a profession George will lie
greatly missed by tho-e who have bsel
receiving their mail daily, two and
three times. from his hands. He was
| always courteous, painstaking and
obliging i'm the discharge of his Of
fetal duties. When he leaves he viii
take with him the good will of the
residents upon his entire route. Here
Is success to you George
Herman Wipperman returned to
Grand Rapids Friday evening from
a trip to Oklahoma and Chicago on
business.
Ed. B. Kelley representing the W.
K. Compton Bonding Co, of st. Louis
was in the city Friday on business
connected with city attorney Frank
Calkins.
Work has begun on the base ball
park and everything is coming along
in fine order with Art Mulroy as
manager.
Walter Whitrock is very sick at
htts home ON the west side with APP
peGd;citis.
Anne Thompson closed a very sue
cessful school year on Friday at KEEL
| liner with a picnic. A number of PEG
pie from town attended.
The patrons of the Ideal Theatre
We're given an unusual treat Friday
| evening In addition to the regular
| program there were selectio by the
Juvenile Band and a solo by Mr.. Nor
mington.
Tho LOW +hoiy
gular meeting Friday evening at them
| hall
l. P. WHter received his seven
passenger Pierce-Arrow car Friday al
ternoon. It's beauty and rated one
or the best cars manufactured.
DR.. E. j. Clark and his father re-
| turned from Berlin Friday afternoon
where they had been attending a
| Masonic meeting.
This office lis in receipt of Bulletin
Of the Summer Session State Normal
School at Stevens Point, Wise onnsin
June 20-July 29th. 1t is nicely il
Illustrated and contains a list of Off
| GERS of said institution, also informa
tlon as to what the summer school
is and whom it is intended to serve
Dr. Robert Martin, who was visit
ing old time friends in this city a.
bout two weeks ago, died very sud-
denly at his home in Milwaukee, Nor
lay night of this week of Bright's di-
sease. When a boy the Doctor lived
upon a farm in this county in the
ten mile creek country, and often re
turned to see the old place.
Warren B. Kniskern, passenger
traffic manager of the Chicago &
Northwestern Ry., company voluntari
ly retired from its service on May,
1910 Alex c. Johnson is appointed
to his position effective on the same
late.
Mrs. Henry E. Davis of Ladd, Ill,
is a guest of her sister and brother
in-law DR. and Mrs. w. G. Merrill
Rachel Demeroe has been having
an attack of whooping cough and
humps the past week.
Mrs Roy Fletcher of Hustisford ar
aived in the city Saturday and will
visit fer some time with her mother,
Mrs. w. G. Fisher
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Young
Saturday morning a baby boy.
The Lady Maccabees were enter
tanned in a royal manner Friday ever
ing by Mrs. W. H Getts. One of the
features cf the evening was guess
ing contest.
The Mystic Workers gave a dance
IN the Eagles Hall Friday evening
There was a fairly large crowd
present.
Leonard Bender and Roy EARLY left
for Hettinger, North Dakota Mon
day where they will be employed as
bookkeepers for real estate con-
Germ. '7' -h'
Mr.. Friend of Zion City arrived in
the city Friday and will spend few
weeks here en- business.
Mrs. King, who has been visiting
at the home of her sister Mrs. New
ing left for her home at Stevens, Point
on Thursday.
Geo. N. Wood, the Grand Rapids
real estate dealer and jolly good fell
low, was among the out of town auto
lists who spent Sunday here. George
undoubtedly read the item in last
Stevens Point had an abundance
Of dogs, and therefore felt in duty
bound to reduce the surplus. While
the Wood car was jogging along
Main street bull pup owned by W.
ard Percy Dafoe tried to stop the
autos progress with it's (the Dogs
body, the result being that the ami
NAL received fatal injuries, and was
sent to dog heaven a few minutes
Iater-Stevens Point Gazette.
A pain prescription is printed upon
each 25c box of DR.. Shops Pink Pail
Tablets. Ask your Doctor or Drug
gist if this formula is not complete.
Pain means cong estion blood pressure
Head pains, womanly pains, pains
anywhere get instant relief from
Pink Pain Tablet. Sold by Johnson
& Hill Co.
John Werle was in Milwaukee on
business over Sunday.
I. o. Mills left Saturday for Albany
New York, where he has accepted
position.
Arthur Gross OF New York is III
the city for an extended visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Fred Young returned to her
home in this city Tuesday morning
after few weeks visit in Plover-
Mrs. Ernest Shrieber who has been
very Ill is reported somewhat better
at this writing.
C. Christopherson, barber, in til
Witter House barber shop, resigned
his position with Robert Solchenberg
er, the owner and proprietor of said
shop, SATURDAY., and has gone to An