Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-03-07

has had experience in the big cit!
and comes to Grand Rapids highl!
recommended and with all the very
latest ideas in the millinery bust
ness.
T. W. Brazeau is in Washington
D. c. on business
Mr. and Mrs Geo. B. Miller whit
have been visiting with relatives il
| Waupaca for the last several weeks
are rejoicing over the arrival of {
boy. The Stork paid its visit at
O'Clock Sunday morning. Mr.. Miller
IS local architect.
Waldemar Won Geltch Of Madison
spent Sunday in the city a guest Of
his brother Prof. Ernest Won Geltch.
Miss Daisy Menier has resigned
her position at the Kramer Confec
tionery store.
E. F. Kramer left Friday for Col
| by, called there by the illness of a
relative.
See the Curtis Variety Store win,
dow for bargains on Curtain Mad
ras and Scrims in all the popular
shades and patterns Floral, Con
Ventionals, Arts and Crafts at 10c
a yard.
Messrs. Hugh MCGOWAN, Louis
Fourier and Orestes Garrison left
Friday night for Hot Springs, Ark,
where they expect to remain four or
five weeks.
George Arnett left for Milwau,
kee Monday where he will be en-
ployed by the Ralph Construction
Co.
Miss Lucille Poirier returned Fri
day evening from Milwaukee and
Chicago where she has been spend
ing several days selecting the spring
line of millinery goods for the
Poirier Millinery Shop.
Mrs. E. R. Jones who has been Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs F B. Warner
left Saturday for Appleton where
she will meet her husband, Prof.
Jones and visit with friends over
Sunday before returning to Madison
Harry Bebb was sentenced to 20
days in the county Jail by Justice Pc
mainville Thursday evening. The
charge against Bebb was being drunk
and abusive. Officer Garihee made
the arrest
How much do l owe you for that
want ad? And take it out. We are
bothered to death by answers to it. -
That's what an advertiser said when
he came into the Reporter office
this afternoon-the want ad of which
he was speaking had been run three
eVenings-the results were overwhelr
ing. The name of the advertiser is
withheld but will be given to any
one who disputes the foregoing.
Billy, the three act farce pre-
scented at Days Theatre Friday e.
vening was attended by a fairly good
sized audience.
Miss Amanda Spearbreaker OF
Clintonville. Wis. has taken a posi-
ton in the ladies' ready-to-wear de-
partment of the Johnson & Hill Co.
store.
l. Baruch returned Friday from
Milwaukee and Chicago where he
has been on business.
Miss Margaret Nash of Nekoosa is
now employed in Johnson & Hill
Cos. store.
A. H. Spearbreaker, window trim
mer for Johnson & Hill Co., will
left Saturday for Chicago to pur-
chase new fixtures and study up on
the latest window decorations.
Curtis NJ. Berard, travelling sales
man for the Reiland Packing Co.,
with headquarters at Green Bay, is
in the city visiting his mother Mrs.
Lucian Berard.
The West Side Fire Department
was called out at $50 Friday even
ing. The cause of the alarm was a
chimney fire at the home of John
Klappin on 18th avenue.
The Council met in regular MONTH.
session Tuesday evening at the West
Side City Hall. Mayor w. E. Wheelan
presided and twelve aldermen ans
Wered to roll call. The regular rou-
tine business was conducted. The
only feature being the instruction to
the City Attorney Frank w. Calkins
to prepare papers for making a
SO, 900 bond loan. for the purpose of
the city doing its own pumping.
Plow deep, but if you have been
blowing shallow, don't put all your
enthusiasm in one furrow-plow d
little deeper each year. The soil
that never saw the light needs sri.
pening' and too much on top is
not desirable.
w. E. Ule has recently closed q
deal, whereby he will take over all OF
| the work of the Burnett Manufactur
ing company at Cornell, which has
been suspended for some little time.
His contract is to finish the dam and
construct all of the buildings.-Ste
vens Point Daily Journal
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