Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-07-13

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PERSONALS
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r. G. Gilkey, Fire Insurance Agent
has moved into the new Wood
County National Bank building. tfw
r. B. Warner and son Marshal
will leave today for Randolph where
they will spend several days fishing
Supposing you wanted to sell a
house, lot, piece Of furniture or any
other article that you wished to dis
pose of or you wanted to buysome-
thing and did not know just where
to go to obtain it, don't you think that
it would pay you to insert small
want ad in the classified columns of
the Daily Reporter and be sure of
reaching five hundred readers every
evening?
Rev. VIM. Reding spent Wednesday
in Marshfield on business.
Miss Agnes Harris Of Nekoosa is
a guest af Miss Bess Richmond at
the Lacy Horton home
Dining chairs for 75c. Couches
from $500 up. Dressers $3.50 up.
Go Carts from $198 up. Chiffoniers
$575 up. Kitchen Cupboards 1898
up. Goods sold on monthly payments
when desired 1t is a pleasure to
show you through our stock if you
buy or not J. R. Raglan, Spafford
block, East Side 3tdew-3tw
Five hundred papers are issued each
evening. When you consider that
each paper is read by from one to
five persons it ought to appeal to
you as a pretty good proposition
and especially at the low rate made o
and especially at the low rate made of
one cent a word each insertion.
Mrs. Fred Piltz Of Rudolph, was in
the city Tuesday shopping and cali
ing on friends.
Miss Ruth Hetzel of Stevens Point
arrived in the city Wednesday for
few days visit with Miss Jauni-
ia Jackson.
If you could have five minutes of
the time Of each individual you wish
ed to talk to you could only talk to
twelve each hour and taking the or
binary working day Of ten hours it
would allow you to talk to one hun
bred and twenty each day
The EpwOrth League will serve ice
cream and cake at the church par
sonage Saturday evening, July 18TH
Everybody invited to come. 1tw-1td
Miss Mary WeckIer of Almond,
was in the city Wednesday calling on
friends on her way home from visit
with friends in Stevens Point.
H. c. Frinrsan of Sand Point,
Idaho, was in the city Wednesday on
his way East visiting relatives.
H A. Herschleb, the baker has
purchased an g. NJ f. thirty horse
power four passenger demi tonneau
automobile. 1t was delivered Tues
day and Mr.. Herschleb expects to
make use of it for delivery purposes
as well as pleasure. 1t was sold to
him by the local agent A F. Wood.
Rev. Fred Staff was called to Madi-
son Tuesday evening where he viii
spend a few days.
Mrs. C. A. Meilicke and two sons
Clement and Myron left for Castle
ton, North Dakota Wednesday, where
they will visit relatives for some
time CastIeton is Mrs Meilickes
old home.
A good 50 acre farm near Grand
Rapids with stock and implements
Quick sale if reasonable price. Call
or address with full particulars, Mrs.
G. Nv. Lyle, Nekoosa, Wis. 'Tele-
phone 81. It'd 1tw.
George Lonkey and F. G. Terril
Of shiocton are here today for the
Alart < Mcclure who own a pickle
station here. They are going to
look after the connection of the sta
ton with the city water works, SO
that they will have plenty of water
for this falls pickle season.
Messrs J. R. Raglan, George w.
Davis, ]. A. Gaynor and daughter,
Gertrude. made a trip to Friendship
Tuesday, in Mr.. Davis's car via of
Monroe Center. They had business
before the probate court in Adams
county They returned home the
same day by the way Of Necedah on
the vest side of the river having trav
eled nfnety-fiye miles. They report
a delightful days outing.
Mrs. Charles Babcock, Mrs. ]. H.
Donohue and Miss Jennie Ward of
Necedah drove up from Necedah and
are guests at the G. w. Davis home.