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

| Messrs Kaye and BronkaIIa is
new firm that make a specially O
manufacturing and carving furnitur
and cabinet making on special order
They are both excellent, experienc
ed Workmen who are coin peteu
design and carve anything that il
wanted in the line OF furniture. The,
are building up a nice trade and 81
far are kept quite busy. They in
| vite an inspection OF their handi
work and want the people Of Grand
Rapids and vicinity to know thai
| when they are in need Of any specia
piece Of furniture that they will b<
glad to figure on filling the order
| Their Mace Of business, is on Secont
Street, next door west of the bowIin
alley. They also do all kinds o
| Furniture repairing.
Claude Lynn has returned from &
visit in Milwaukee.
George Lambert of Ripon was in
the city a few days visiting his bro
ther A. ". Lambert, foreman of the
Reporter Print Shop, mad while here
they enjoyed several days chicken
hunting.
| Mr.. and Mrs James Pelot of the
| town of Sigel have the sympathy
of their friends in this city in the
loss of their three months old daugh
ter, who died Saturday, September
The funeral service and burial took
place at the Polish Catholic church
| in that town.
Carl D. Thompson, Social Democra
ic candidate for Governor will speak
at the Johnson & Hill hall on Friday
evening, September goth.
Miss Iva Mcclure of Chicago ar
rived in the city Sunday evening and
has taken the position as head trim
mer in the millinery department of
the Steinberg store.
Miss Esther Fischer and Miss Eva
Julia of Stevens Point were visit
ing friends in the city Sunday.
Miss Ruth BradfieId of La Crosse
who has been a visitor at the Petric
home has gone to Rhinelander, where
she will teach school.
NJ. L. Ginsberg mad A. Silver have
returned to Fond du Lac after a sew
eral days visit in the city with
friends
Leslie Smith left Tuesday morning
for Beloit called there by the seri-
Gus illness of his grandmother.
Peter Peterson was sentenced to
ten days in the county Jail by Judge
E. N. Pomainyille Tuesday morning
Peterson was picked up in a very
| advanced stage of intoxication.
The painters are busy decorating
| the inside and outside of the old
American Express building which
has been rented by D. B. Philleo
and will be used as a real estate
and insurance office. Mr.. Philleo
ordered several signs, which will ado
to the decoration and appearance of
| the outside.
Godfrey Brudei, the we'll known
| shoemaker, who has had a store on
the west side opposite the 500 depot
| has rented the Briere building on the
East side, in which he has moved
his tools and stock of goods. This
was done on Friday last and he wants
all of his friends and patrons to
| bear in mind his new location when
in need of new shoes or repair work.
| Mr.. Bruderl wants his friends to
know that he has been on the water.
wagon for five months now and in
tends to stay there for the next fl
fly years. We congratulate him in
his endeavors.
To fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Fred Duncan, Mayor
| Cohen has appointed L. J. Gazeley t
fill the vacancy. Mr.. GazeIey will go
tC work sometime this week, as soon
as he can arrange his personal mat
ters. Mr.. Gazeley will act as Super
intendent of water works, Fred PEI
ffer's assistant.
Kruger & Warner Co., installed
on Tuesday a shirt display case
made of glass and wood The shirts
on display can readily be seen thru
the glass, and the case is, very ac
cessible, being placed in the center
of the store. This is another up-to
date improvement made by this pop
ular firm.
Wesley Merritt, arrested by Chief
of Police Gibson, Thursday morn
ing was taken before Justice E. n
PomainYille, Thursday afternoon and
sentenced to ten days in the coun.
ty Jail. The charge against him
was being drunk AMI disorderIy.
Emil Beinke was taken into custo
dy by Chief of Police Gibson Friday
morning for being under the influ
enoe Of liquor. Beinke appeared be
fore Justice E. n. Pomainville and
paid a fine and costs amounting tc
SETS.
The party given by the lady clerks
of the Johnson & Hill Co store il
honor of Miss Katie Collins and Mis-
Della CasbeTg at the Pavilion Fri
day evening was a big success. Their
We're forty-five of the young ladies
employed at the store present at tht
party. The young ladies provided sp'
cial refreshments which were deli
cious and dainty. Dancing was th'
chief past time and every one return
ed to their home tired out but happy
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