Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-06-08

Emil Garrison has gone to Neills
vile where he expects to sell some
automobiles.
w. D. Lutz, travelling representa-
tive for the 500 Railroad is in the
city today making arrangements with
a committee of Eagles for a special
train to take the members of that
order to the state convention held
in Marshfield, on June %. The COM
mittee Of arrangements consisting
of Arthur Sickles, J. R. Raglan, R.
F. Matthews. More particulars
will be given later.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kellogg and
daughter Lois spent Sunday in Wau-
paca visiting at the Elmer A. Han
non home.
Miss Cecil Reiland of Appleton
is a guest of Miss Gertrude Reiland
this week.
Mrs l. E. Wilcox returned Tues
day from MarshfieId where she has
been visiting friends for a few days.
Miss Ethel Emmes who is employed
in the coat and suit department of
Johnson &Hin Co., is on the sick
list this week.
I. E. Wilcox manager of the dry
goods department of the Johnson &
Hill Co., returned Wednesday from
ST. Paul where he has been spending
several days on business. While
there he purchased a large share of
the bankrupt stock of the wholesale
dry goods house, Tibbs-Hutchings &
Co.
Mrs. Max Eberhardt of Elm Lake
spent Wednesday in the city on bu-
siness.
Miss Cora Wilsey left for her
home at Pittsville after spending a
few days in the city a guest of Miss
Grace Nowatney.
John Kaufert left for his home at
West Allis Wednesday after a visit
in this city a guest of his daughter
Mrs John Codding.
Mrs Fred Aich left for Madison
Tuesday where she will visit friends.
Mr.. Bacon, representing the pub
licity department of the San Fran
cisco Worlds Fair to be held in
1915, was in the city Tuesday on
business.
Louis Young left for Peshtigo
Wednesday called there by the i'll
ness of his daughter Minnie.
Miss Mural Raymond of Stevens
Point was a guest of the Misses An
gelle and Eleanore Gouger the first
of the week.
Smokey Dietzler, who plays ball
with the Stevens Point base ball
team left for Stevens Point Wednes-
day after a few days with friends in
this city.
Assemblyman w. E. Wheelan left
for Madison Wednesday after spend
ing a few days in the city on city
business.
Misses Mabel Cutler and Myrtle
Judd and Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Reynolds Jr., left for Portage Wed
nesday where they will attend the
State Convention of Seventh Day Ad
ventists
Mrs. Frank Sheenan left for hel
home at Milwaukee, Wednesday af
ter an extended visit with her mo
Their, Mrs. Louise Mccarthy, in this
city.
Geo. Berkey returned Wednesday
from Chicago where he has beer
spending a few days on business fol
the Grand Rapids Pulp & Paper Co
at Biron.
Mrs. Youngman of Red Granite ar
rived in the city Wednesday for {
visit with her daughter Mrs. E. B
BEDFORD.
Mrs Joe Cypress and children Ief
for Auburndale, Wednesday, wher
they will visit friends and RELATIVES
for a few days.
John Grignon, of Pitt, Mimi, VIII
has been here since decoration day
returned to his home Monday, accom-
panied by Earl Grignon, his nephew
who will assist his father in tn
store Earl makes his home here wit
his grandmother and has been attenC
ing school
When you want your shoes shineC
bear in mind that James LaVigne hs
a comfortable chair and outfit i
the Witter House barber shop. TIL
young man is deserving Of your pa
ronage and he will appreciate it.
The young man who was distribu
ing bills Tuesday forenoon annount
ing Dancing at. the Pavilion K
night ought to be taught a lesso
of civic beauty. He deliberately tao
ed up one of these bills upon one {
the white pillars in front of the I
: musement Hall building and drov
+ four large tacks through the pape
into the post If this is permi
ted one can readily see where th
!. finish will be. These pillars are
/ thing of beauty and OUGHT to be pr,
n tected instead of married and deface
n by lacking bills upon the same