Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-11-13

Geoghan.
Fay Merrill, of Fargo, N D., is
spending a few days with his aunt,
Mrs. J. D. Gilkey, on Fourth street
south
Wanted, 80 cords of maple wood
either two or four feet long. IN
quire of Ed Pomainville. over Ottos
| Drug Store. 3twf
Four inches of snow fellin Green
Bay and vicinity, as far west as Shi-
octon. Saturday and early Sunday
morning
Attorney D. D. Conway is spend
ing the week in the northern part
of the state. hunting with a party
of friends
Mrs. George Smalley has returned
to her home at Stevens Point after
a visit in the citywithMiss Beth
Lamberton
Mrs. Tom Law and daughter, Edith
of Babeocks left Thursday for their
home after visiting with her sister,
Mrs. w. J. Shea and Ella Cave.
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Leahy of Marshfield and. Cleaye N.
Akey of this city, took place We'd
nesday.
The beautiful weather of Tuesday
was a favorable change from the
past three or four days of cold
windy weather
MIR and Mrs VIII Hooton of Eure-
ka, Wash, arrived in the city last
week and are guests at the B. R.
GOggins home.
Mrs. John Collier and daughter,
Julia, and Miss Marion Armstrong,
have gone to Coleman, Wis, to visit
with Mr.. and Mrs F. J. Love
Harry Weinbauer, who had his
hand badly mashed by a sledge
hammer, while working at Biron last
week, is recovering
NOTICE TO TRAPPERs
Highest prices will he paid for
furs at Steinberg's Store, Grand
Rapids, Wis. 4twc
Mr.. and Mrs Phil Canning of Port
Arthur, Canada, arrived in the city
Wednesday and are guests at the
J. J. Canning home.
Mrs. Louis Whitfleet and two
children of Lewiston. Mont, are
in the city, guests at the home of
her mother Mrs. Antoine Billmeyer.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Hager left on
Wednesday. for Mather, Wis, where
they will join friends and go north
to hunt deer.
George T. Nixon is carrying mail
snis week on city route No. 2, in
the absence of Roy Lester, who is.
up in Sawyer County shooting deer.
Miss Esther Shirley, who has been
visiting with friends in this city re
turned to her home in Vesper,
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs N Bradford of La Crosse,
who has been visiting at the
James Walsh home, left Tuesday
| for her home.
F. J. Ellis and William Riplinger,
who were arrested by Officer Berg,
| for being drunk were given ten days
in the county jail.
Mrs. Thomas Kennedy of Chicago,
and Mrs. Will Masters of Ladysmith,
were guests of Mrs. Geo. w. Davis,
a few days the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Jones, having
rented their farm on the Plover road,
are now located in town for the win
ter at S31 First street north.
| w. Roskey and bride, of Chicago,
formerly residents of Babcock, are
in the city on their wedding tour,
guests at the Steinberg home.
The C. & n. w. Ry. now uses an
express car to handle its package
freight business between this city,
Port Edwards and Nekoosa
Where will you spend Thanksgiv
ing? 1t is a common Interrogation.
The wise fairies say, spend it in
doing good
Miss Olive Peck, who attends the
Normal at Stevens Point, is spend
ing tn eweek end with her sister,
Miss Jeanne Peck.
Mrs Sprafka of Sigel, has been
spending the week end in the city
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Will
Franson.
Miss Harriet Olson returned
to her home at Oshkosh Saturday,
noon, after spending the past two
weeks in the city
Miss Nell Greenberg has resigned
her position at Towards Variety
Store and left Monday for her home
at Necedah.
Misses Lille Steinberg, and Belle
Ginsberg and Harry and Harvey Gins
berg drove over to Stevens Point
Sunday, and visited with friends.
Miss Myrtle Severance left Sun
day for few days visit with Miss
Marion Jackson, who attends the
Normal at Stevens Point.