Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-07-03

Chiropractic and Chiropractic legis-
Iation We are under obligations
to George NJ Otto for this copy. 1t
consists of Lightweight pages and
cover, nicely illustrated, and contain
ing many articles explanatory Of this
method OF healing We appreciate
the remembrance and are thankful to
George for it.
Henry Bramstead of KeIlner ran a
nail into his right foot Sunday even
ing while building a bridge. A piece
Of the nail onehalf inch long broke Of
| and stayed in the foot. He came to
the city and the injury was dressed by
DR.. J. ]. Looze. 1t was impossi Bile to
| get Mr. Bramstead under the influ-
ence of an anaesthetic and he had to
be held by main strength while the
piece Of nail was removed and the
wound dressed.
Mr. and Mrs Mat Peterson of
Berkshire, Vermont. are visiting at
the NJ o. Potter home. Mrs Peter
son resided in this city twenty-five
years ago and wifi be remembered as
! Miss Carrie Sykes.
Max Cohen of Wausau is in the city
visiting with his brother, Mayor JOS
A. Cohen.
Miss Edna Kruger has resigned
her position as salesIady in Hersch-
leh,s bakery The vacancy has been
Efiued by Miss Ruth Klein.
Miss Mabel Bodette, who was re-
Gently operated on for appendicitis,
we are pleased to note is progress
ing nicely.
Superintendent of Public Works,
Gus. Schuman has crew Of men at
work grading Tenth Avenue between
Second avenue and Gardner streets
This is the street occupied by the
street railway between the two
streets mentioned and it has never
been put in condition to warrant us
ing to amy great extent. Mr.. Schuman
is pIoughing up the westerly side of
the street and Will grade it and make
good roadway out of it. 1t makes
short cut between Second avenue
south and the west side of the city.
Mrs. Procopetz and Miss Mary Yes.
Ike entertained at a Miscellaneous
Shower Wednesday evening, at the
home of the former in honor of
Miss Frances Yeske who is one of the
june brides. Miss Yeske was the re
cipient of many beautiful as we'll as
useful gifts. A dainty luncheon was
served and a most delightful even
ing is reported by all present.
Robert Cody has resigned his po-
sition as cashier at the c.. M. & St.
Paul depot and gone to his home n
GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Brigham of Arpin
Wis, have been guests at the home
of A G. Smith the past week
Mrs. Louisa Hoffman of Wild Rose
and Mrs Arlena Crandell of Amigo,
visited with A. c. Smith and family
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Barker and
family of Arpin were guests at the
home of A c. Smith the past two
weeks.
w. R. Smith of lola arrived Mon
day for visit with his family who
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Otto
Bushman.
The Guy Nash property on the
west bank of the Wisconsin, river be-
low the Chicago e Northwestern
bridge has been secured for the Cha1,
tauqua camp sessions during August
This is a delightful spot for this pur-
pose and a delightful program has
been prepared for the whole week.
Mrs. J. A. Slender and daughter, *
turned to their home in Hurley, on
Tuesday after a pleasant visit in this
city with her sister, Mrs. ]. G. Werlf
Miss Cecil Smith of Tuscola. Ill.
arrived in the city Tuesday evening
| and will visit here with her brother
Burt Smith. :"
Miss Frances = Dahlke returned
Tuesday evening from Pittsville,
where she has been on a special
case.
George Mullen who has been work
| ing for the Robinson Lumber Co., of
Rhinelander is home to spend the
| Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Sutor and daug
ter Ethel, and Miss Margaret Rag
an departed Wednesday morning for
Green Bay and Neenah in Mr.. Sutor's
| duUO, NuS16 they tAptCI " Sptlnu IIIS
| Fourth with relatives and frienus.
s. E. Rolph of Milwaukee, a travel
| ling representative of an electric out
fitting company, was in the city a
guest of his old time friend J. R.
Raglan and family this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Sterling of BIZ
ron, have the sympathy of their
friends in the loss of their, new born
babe on July 1. The funeral service
took place Wednesday morning and
burial in Forest Hill cemetery.
Miss May Crawford of ST. Paul,
Mimi, is visiting at the James How
| lett home.
| William Bannin plain drunk ar