Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-09-28

by Mrs. SINNERS grocery and will
show goods at very low prices. Do
not fail to visit this store 1td-1tw.
If your stomach is out of order
dose of Dorn's Anodyne Cordial
will brace you up. Try bottle. For
sale by all druggists.
Mrs. Carl Briggs of Winnipeg, ar
rived in the city Tuesday morning
for a visit among old time friends.
At present she is a guest of Mrs. En-
lily Witter. She left Grand Rapids
% years ago and has been back here
once since, that was about fifteen
years ago. She finds great changes
and is favorably impressed with the
changes. This office acknowledges a
social call.
A. ]. Koch, employed at the Cohen
Bros Department store, is taking a
weeks vacation.
Raymond Peltier has resigned his
position in the Siewert meat market
and has gone to Mosinee where he
will be employed
Otto Siewert who has been con
fined to his home the past week with
erysipelas is somewhat better at
this writing.
Mosher Bros. have gone to Boul-
der Junction. They will erect a con-
crete building 24x30 feet which will be
used by the Nash bunch as hunting
lodge. The old hunting lodge was
destroyed by fire. The concrete to
be used is blocks which are shipped
from the Carey Concrete Co. of this
city.
For rent-A seven room cottage,
with furnace and bath, on Third ST.,
South. Enquire of Mrs. Geo. w.
Davis. 2td-1tW.
Stevens Point Daily Journal. J.
Patrick of Grand Rapids, Green
Bay & Western conductor, who sub
stituted on the local branch while
George Bigelow has been on a va
cation, has RI urned to his home and
Mr.. Bigelow is again in his old posi-
ton.
William Scott of Port Arthur, Can
ada, is in the city on business.
o. P. Mcneil, left Monday morn
ing for Milwaukee where he will at
tend the Eastman School of Profess
sional Photography. This school is
conducted by experts and they teach
their methods by practical demonstra
tons in all branches of photography
They visit and teach in every impor-
tant city in the United States. The
Studio will be closed until Satur-
day, September Both.
L. Fourier, the barber, of this city
and his brother Antoine Fourier of
Westboro, Wis, returned Saturday
from a three weeks trip in Canada,
visiting relatives Most of their
time was spent at the 500, and at
Spanish, Canada. They were in that
country during the discussion of the
Reciprocity question between Canada
and the United States and they attend
ed many of the public meetings in
Canada Ar tbaca naatinoc ic whore
they obtained an excellent account of
the feeling displayed by the Canadian
speakers against the United States
on their trade relations. Listening to
some Of the speakers TRADE against
the United States made the Fourier
brothers blood boil to hot tempera-
ture. While away they spent some
time hunting and fishing and report
a delightful outing.
Earl Mcneil entertained twenty of
his girl and boy friends at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Nc
Neil, III Fourth Ave N, Saturday
evening, in honor of his twelfth
birthday. The evening was spent in
playing games and every one had a
royal good time The young man re-
ceived number of very nice pres
ents.
Earl Slattery of Sturgeon Bay is in
the city a guest of Roe Love.