Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-11-23

~ Nash, E. Rossiter. J. Carrigan
and T. BoIes returned Saturday even
ing, from the North where they have
been hunting. They report excellent
luck. The rest Of the Nash hunting
party viii return this evening
Failure after honest trial. is pref
ty sure to be followed by. successes.
Failure due to lack Of effort is gen
orally permanent.
It's not the things a man doesn't
know that stand in the way Of his
success. It's the things he knows
and doesn't do that keep him down.
Miss Loretta Noltner spent Sunday
il Babcock visiting relatives. &
Edward Smith spent Sunday in
Milwaukee.
Rev Enoch Perry left Monday for
his home in Milwaukee after spend
ing Sunday in the city a guest Of
Rev F. A Pease.
Arthur Pcdawiltz of Eau Claire
who is with the Tannenberg Automo-
bil~ Co, spent Sunday with his par
ents in this city. He reported that
Guy Wood killed a handsome 200 Ib.
buck deer while out hunting last week
near Stanley. Wis. Guy expects to
have the head mounted
Miss Bernice Eggert has accepted
position in the WeiseI store as
saleslady.
Seth Jones Of Chicago is spending
a few days in the city on business
and visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Jones.
Harry Wildish spent Sunday in
Marshfteld visiting relatives.
Miss Anna Bamberg has recovered
from an attack of the humps and has
resumed her position in the Wood
County Telephone office.
Miss Grace Kruger has accepted a
position in the dry goods department
Of Johnson & Hill Co.
The Oberbeck Mfg. Co. is placing
a new smoke stack on their manufact
uring plant this week.
Chas. Dixon has returned from a
hunting trip spent in the northern
part Of the state.
Lumbago is routed before the first
treatment is completed. The first
treatment gives relief in sciatica
and acute rheumatism Its greatest
success is in the treatment of dfseas-
es of women. Call at the Chiroprattl
adjusting offices over Daly's drug
store and investigate Phone 500.
The rug and draperies department
of Johnson & Hill Co. are moving
into the new building This depart
ment will be on the west half Of the
third floor and can be reached by
the main passenger elevator.
Inc CIOLH4uSs Sd1S DeIHS u6IQ by |
Johnson & Hill Co. in their new
building which started Saturday is
proving to be a big success. On Sat
urday the clerks were kept busy from
early in the morning until late at
night. The sale will continue this
week
Carl Bierman Of Merrill spent Sun
day in the city visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Natwick re
turned from their wedding trip Satur-
day
Mrs. Mary Sweet who has been con
fined in the county jail for three days
for contempt of court has been re
leased after making satisfactory set
tlement of her case.
Many alterations have been made
at the plant OF the Twin Cfy Dye
Works. This is the second time with
in a few months that it has become
necessary to get more room for the
handling of the business. It is very
convenient to the residents of this
city and surrounding country to have
such an up-to-date dye works located
here and it is gratifying to the pro
prietors to know that their efforts,
to give the people the best there's, !
are appreciated.
Nettie KIuge has returned from
Seattle, Wash, where she has been
spending the past year with her sis
ter She will take up her old posi-
ton at Cohen Bros.
Joe Richard is Quarantined at home
with the small pox.
Mrs. Emma Smith of Horizon is
spending several days in the city
the guest of Mrs. W. J. Fisher on
Oak street.
Mrs. H. Hahn returned Friday e
vening from Dakota where she has
been visiting for some time
George Halves of Eau Claire spent
Thursday in the city a guest of E.
| Fraley.
Mrs. A L. Gross is spending a
couple of weeks at Barnum visiting
| her sister Mrs AlthOuse.
| Reginald MacKinnon has resumed
his position at the Consolidated Of
fee after being i'll a week with the
mumps.
Mrs Chas. Gouger has returned
from a visit with relatives at Mani
towoc
Miss Hazel Patterson Of Marathon
City arrived in the city Thursday