Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-10-26

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is IN the city calling on the Kruger
& Warner Co. the Kuppenheimer re
representatives. for Grand Rapids.
Fannie Lincoln of CranmoOr was in
the city Tuesday shopping.
Frank Vaughan of Marshffeld was
in the city Tuesday. Mr.. Vaughan,
who is an expert short hand writer,
was engaged to take the testimony
at the hearing Of James Moore in
Judge PomainvilIe's court.
Prof c. W. Scbwede has taken up
on himself the responsibility Of Civ
ing the people Of Grand Rapids, an
opportunity to hear Prof. ". B. Patty
at the Lincoln High school Thurs
day evening, October &c, a high class
entertainment, instructive and enter
tanning.
James Moore appeared in Judge Pc
matnviIIe's court Tuesday morning fol
"a hearing. One witness was examin.
ed and the examination adjourned un.
til Friday, Oct. 9th at , O'Clock in
the afternoon. W E. WheeIan is
Noore's attorney. Charles S. Briere
district attorney appeared for the
state.
The window display at the GauIke
grocery store on Second street north,
is a very striking example of what
can be accomplished in window trim
ming. The display represents a fire
place and is made entirely of pack
age goods sold by the National Bis
cult Co.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Rooser
Congress Park, Ill, boy.
Miss Vera SadIer Of Kewaunee ar
rived in the city Saturday for a week
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs.
S. Johnson.
I. = Wilcox returned from La
Grange, Ia, where he had been to
attend his mothers funeral.
Henry GIeue and family of La Vail
are in the city visiting at the home
Of William GIeue and family.
Mrs VIM. Monagan has returned
from visit at Fond du Lac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie HammeI left
Wednesday noon for PlainfieId where
they will visit.
Louie SttndIer Of MarshfieId, is a !
guest Of his uncle John Scnmitt. sher
if.
Miss Isabel schmitt, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmttt, is CON
fined to the house with tonsilitis.
Miss Title schmitt, who is en-
pIoyed at Narshfield, was home in
this city over Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmitt.
Mrs. w. E. Little returned We'd |
nesday from a business trip to Wau- |
sau.
Henry GIeue and family have re
turned to La Vale after visiting
with relatives in the city.
Miss Alma Eggert spent Wednesday
in Babcock.
Mrs VIM. Scott returned to her
home at Port Arthur, Canada, We'd |
nesday after visit with friends in |
this city.
Joseph DAILY and daughter Lucille
have returned to their home at Ne
cedah after a visit in the city at the |
John DAILY home
The county board will meet on No
vember "A.
Miss Irene Sbekey Of Wausau is
a guest at the Herman Abel hong
-oming down to attend the Shekey-
Abel wedding.
Born, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs |
Neil Brennan.
D. B. PhiIIeo, Alex Muir, Fred Kru-
ger and Geo. Baker Sr., have gone
up the river to the club house for 2
few days shooting.
Mrs c. Wakely went to Arnott |
Tuesday for a visit with friends and |
relatives.
Mrs Bean of Wautoma who has
been visiting with Mrs Ellen Bean
of this city returned to her home
Tuesday
Mrs. W. J. Shea left Tuesday
for Babcock where she will visit for
a few days.
Reuben Shekey of Oshkosh, left |
Tuesday afternoon for his home after
spending a couple Of days in the city |
coming to attend the AbeI-Shekey wed |
ding.
Miss Rena PhilIeo has accepted a |
position as salesIady in the dry goods |
department Of Johnson & Hill Co.
Miss Almyra Starr who has been
a guest at the G. F. Steele home for
the past two weeks left Wednesday |
for her home at Chicago.
B. Nottingham, postmaster at Ar
pin was in the city Tuesday on bull
siness.
Mr.. Frank of Stevens Point was in
the city Monday comforting with Mr..
Durga regarding *he locating Of a
wholesale fruit warehouse in this city
B. R. Gogtns left Tuesday for Ma
olson where he will conduct legal bu- |
siness. He will go to Oshkosh, Mil
waukee and Chicago before returning
here.
The east window in the Otto Phar-
macy presents a very unique appear
ance. It is a Halloween diSDlav and