Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-05-19

| croft arrived III town W edneSday. and
will be the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
c. E. Hewitt and other relatives in
this city ard Mrs Dan Johnson Of
slgel
1 Fred.efEall Of New Rene LETT Vel
nesiay fcr Ford du Lac where he
expects to work.
Roy Lester, who has been acting
as substitute mail carrier for some
time, has been promoted to George
Ottois position
Mrs. P. Walsh of Eagle River is in
the city visiting friends and rela-
tives.
John Bel, Jr. is in Marshall this
week, having been called there by
the Illness of VIM. Bateman.
s. V. Toppins, representing. the in
terests CT the c. E. Hewitt Realty
Co, has gone to Iowa to look after
their dredging interests there.
c. E. Hewitt returned to this city
Wednesday enroute to Hancock Wher
he expects to sell hotel.
J. Moor and family of this city NOV
ed to a place near Nekoosa Wednes-
lay.
The Clark Lyon brick building oc-
| cupied by Sam Church's drug store
| is having the old sidewalk of brick
| removed and viii replace it with a
| cement walk.
A new steam dredge, built at the
| Grand Rapids foundry has been fin
| fshed and will begin work at the
Johnson & Hill Co.'S new store base
ment Thursday. The work will likely
be pushed rapidly now that the new
| apparatus has been installed.
This office is in receipt of wed
| ding announcement which reads as fol.
lows: Married, Mr. Will S. Teller
and Miss Alma L. Baumbach, at the
| home of Mr. and Mrs. NJ E. Schwarz,
| Wednesday, May the 4, 1910, at Spar
| TIA. wisconsin" This announcement
will be pleasing to Wills many friends
| in this city where he attended our
| public schools and afterWard held
| clerkship in the Grand Rapids post
office. We join with his friends here
in congratulations.
/ DR.. Carl Bandelin and DR.. George
| Houston, who recently returned from
| the west, have formed a partner
| ship for a new dental firm. The new
| firm will occupy the present quar-
/ tiers of Or. Bandelin in the Pomain-
1vflle building, over Ottofs Drug store
which will be remodeled and enlarged
for their use.
| The Grand Rapids Street Railway
| Company are making preparations to
get their power from the Consolldat-
ed Water Power & Paper Co., and
when the arrangements are complet-
ed they will be able to operate all
three of their motor cars.
Gus Williams of Oakville, Iowa, ar
rived in the city the past week and
will do the pitching for the home
team this season. Mr. Williams is
a league player and comes highly
recommended.
The Anderson Carriage Works has
put out a new undertakers wagon
the past week for George w Baker
& Son. It is very nice piece OF
work and will be very useful.
Otto Staven, who has been employ
Led in Milladore, came to this city
Friday enroute to his home in 81
gel where he will spend a few days
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. G. Bruderli living on Wiscon
. sin ST.. has been critically i'll for
few days past. 1t is reported tha1
tba cause of her Illness is hear
troXble
e. Kruger has moved from the cas-
sIue into the Demeroe house on Cog
| gins street ON the west side.
Mrs. Geisenberg of Green Bay who
| has been visiting at the home OF he
sister. Mrs. T. E. Mullen left TO
her home on Thursday.
| Mrs. J. E. Farley left Wednesda
for Chamberlain, S. D., Wher
| she will visit her sister for a month
II Mrs. John Bamberg and daughter
II Anna returned Thursday night fro1
| Oshkosh where they had been t
| consult DR.. Oviatt on account OF tn
III formers health.
L Mr.. Knoll of Sigel has begun tn
| construction of a large barn. 1t WI
have a stone basement to accommodt
| the stock.
If you are in need of handsom
| rugs in all sizes and all kinds
/ material from the cheapest. TO TIC
most expensive, call at the j. v
| Natwick's Furniture store OH tt
| west side, see samples and. secul
] prices. There is nothing that WI
help beautify and make comfortab
. in your home like a handsome ru
Call at Natwick's and be convinced.
John Rouhan of Sigel is about
begin a large modern house. II
IN. foundation is being laid and Eli Ia
lcr has the contract for constru
Ice tion. He has pitched a tent ne
% AMI will be near the work until Il
sS building is completed.
% / w. Cary of St. Paul represel
* ing the Fuller Davis Book Binds
Is Co. of that place was in this CT
25 Thursday calling on business me
20 Mr.. Cary reports a fine condlu
* of crops i'm his home vicinity, a
20 says that altho the late frost SON
Is what retarded crops it did not n
20 terially damage them.
rs John Bell, Jr. returned from M;
80 shall, Wisconsin recently, where
Ok attended the funeral of cousin W
90 Bateman, who at one time was
rs resident of this city and form
% employs of Johnson & Hill Co.
rs The Wausau Iron Works have
rs contract for the steel work on
,,esu Johnson & Hill block.
Theron Lyons has begun the ma
neN facture of cement BLOCKS at thelr
plant in the south part of the city
$3.50 Miss Catherine Derham, who
present is the assistant at the VIZ
County Normal Training School /
accepted a position as Instructor
primary methods in the six wee
K summer school of the Stevens Po