Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-09-19

brakeman. Although his injuries
are not serious he will be laid up FOL
some time Stevens Point Journal
F. S. sadek, % years Old and an
! employe OF the 500 Line committed
suicide at Chippewa Falls Tuesday
/ by shooting himself.
The stone work on the founda-
| ton walls of D. B. Philleo's resi-
| dence is rapidly assuming proper
tons The basement windows are
! set and the foundation walls viii
probably be completed this week.
Thirty cord Of rock was needed for
| the foundation walls.
A cement walk is being built a.
long the front of the Kellogg Bros.
Lumber Co. office to the c. NJ. &
St. P. tracks.
E. F. Kramer returned from Wau-
sau where he has been visiting for
several days.
Work on the concrete base for
the brick cutters on Grand avenue
was commenced Tuesday afternoon
Peter Mitchell, the Grand Thea
ire man, has rented the second
floor of the old central house of
Messrs. Wheelan and Kruger, part
Of which he and his wife will occupy
for residence purposes and the rest
Of the rooms he will sublet.
Earl Hill returned Tuesday even
ing from Madison and Milwaukee
where he has been spending his va
cation.
Miss AureIia BandeIin is serious
ly i'll. Miss Bandelin recently under
went an operation for appendicitis.
The house known as the King
ston place recently owned by Edward
Spafford was sold this week through
the Louis Gross agency, to a man
by the name of Hendrickson of Mich
igan. The building is now occupied
by Mr.. Boose, the barber and he has
thirty days in which to yacate
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Brady left Sun
day for their home at Manitowoc at
ter weeks visit in the city with
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Hougen.
Mrs. I. Geisenberg of Green Bay
is in the city the guest of Mrs.
T. E. Mullen.
Rob Cody. cashi> at the St. Paul
depot spent Sunday. with relatives
at GAINESVILLE.
The game between the High school
football team and the Alumni resulted
in tie, each side scoring 5 points
The day was pretty warm for this
strenuous pastime. But, keep your
eye ON the High school team this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bassett and
family returned Sunday night from
weeks visit with relatives in Ste
Yens Point
Chas. Hoffman and son of Wau-
paca were guests Of E. Oberbeck and
family Sunday.
Roy Germanson returned Saturday
evening from Milwaukee where he
spent his vacation visiting friends.
Alex Jones arrived in the city to-
day from Dubuque, Iowa, to spend
a few days in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pedrick of
RipOn are visiting at the w. L. At
wood home this week
Mayor Robert Common of Marshfiek
spent Sunday in the city coming
down to attend the Waupaca-Stevens
Point ball game.
Louis Schall, Louis Joseph, and
John Wheir returned Saturday ev-
ening from Milwaukee where they
attended the state fair.
Mrs Albert Damon and daughter
Edith left for their home at Madison
Monday after on extended visit in
the city with friends.
Mrs. Sarah Steinberg has return
ed from Chicago and Milwaukee
where she has been buying fall mer-
chandise for the Steinberg store.
Wedding announcement cards
were received by friends in this
city from Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Luehr Monday, which read as
follows; "Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Luehr announce the marriage OF
their daughter Marguerite to
Howard Dale Conger, Thursday
September IL, 1912, Sheboygan
Falls, MINI" At home after
November lst, Charlotte, Mich
igan. We join with their friends
in this city, where they formerly
resided, in congratulations.
We see by the milwaukee
Free Press that c. F. Lamberton
who is working in a milwaukee
garage, has been selected by
Charlie Merz as his machaniCian
during the Auto Meet" in that
city.
The citizens and shool child.
rem are requested to prepare and
arrange the finest exhibit poss,
ible. The prizes and further in
formation will be published in
Tuesdays paper. Last year there
was a fine exhibit, this year
should excel it. Hall will be
open for entries all day Thurs
day. Get ready.