Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-05-01

i Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cronk of Sig
el We're in the city Monday shopping
Mrs. Dr. Simonson of Tomah was
in the city Sunday a guest at the D.
4, A. Teller home
Mrs. Gilbert Marvin left Monday
for a short visit at Oregon, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Marvin of Ne
koosa visited at the A NJ Muir home
on Sunday.
Mrs. A. Sholler left Monday for
Great Falls, Mont, where she viii Wis
it a sister and other relatives for
a few weeks.
Mike Berg was arrested by Officer
Berg and taken before Justice Ed
ward n. Pomainville, where he plead
guilty TO the charge of being drunk
and disorderly and was sentenced to
the county Jail for ten days. Mike
is not related to the officer.
Mr.. H. P. Chase and his daugh-
ter Mae arrived in the city Saturday
night from California, where they
spent the winter. 1t will be remem-
bered that Mrs. Chase died out there
not long since. We understand that
Mr.. Chase and Mae are both we'll and
glad to see their old time friends in
Grand Rapids. They may decide to
continue their residence here where
they have many friends who will be
glad to see them. Grand Rapids has
been their home for so many years
that We believe they will decide to
continue their residence here where
every landmark is familiar and we'll
comes them back home to familiar
scenes and friends.
Workmen have completed large
handsome porches on the east and
south sides OF Chas. Ekelund's home
on the corner of Oak and Ninth SITS.
The base is laid i'm Carey's cement
blocks and the superstructure, is of
very favorable change on Mr.. Exc
lund's house.
VIM. Dahlke, the stone mason is
improving his house ON Ninth street
north, by back plastering the house,
putting in new modern windows and
residing the whole house. He then in,
tends to put en- front porch across
the entire front of the house. These
changes will add both to the comfort
and looks of his home.
Miss A NJ Gordon is in correspon-
dence with Mrs. Euzebe LaVigne,
who was formerly a resident of this
city forty-sixe years ago. She is now
residing i'm New Mexico and is eigh-
ty4six years of age and enjoying pref
ty good health. She is always inter
ested in hearing from old residents of
this city where she lived in her young
er days.
Henry Sampson who was bitten by
a boar continues to improve and will
soon be able to be out again
Frank Wolfgram of Dexter, Mimi,
is visiting his brother inbaw, F. S.
Gill for a efW days. While here he
expects a car load of horses which
he will offer for sale
Give the state board of immi gra-
ton the proposed $25, 900 to work with
and it will bring people and capital
into the state that will return the
money to the state many times over.
Besides it will keep others from leav-
ing. All we need is to find out what
good resources we have, and we Will
all hurrah for development.
Do you know that more and more
patients every day are taking Chiro-
practic Spinal adjustments for health
Read what one Of DR.. Hoff's pa
TENTS has to say about it in his
ad in this issue.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hilmer, resi-
dents of the west side, are happy
over the arrival of a daughter born
to them Monday morning, April %,
1913. Both are doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Bassett
are delighted over the arrival of a
daughter born to them on Sunday, A
pril 27, 1913. The mother and daugh-
ter are doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Atwood of
Biron are rejoicing over the arrival
of a son born to them Sunday even
ing at II O'Clock, April 81, 1913. Both
mother and child are doing nicely.
P. B. Pease is putting large gold
leaf lettering on the window of the
Citizens National bank The words
extend clear across the big glass and
are: 'fCitizens' National Bank with
the capital and surplus in smaller
letters underneath.
Tom Taylor, who was operated up
on for appendicitis, about three weeks
ago at Riverside hospital, made his
first appearance at his place of bu-
siness, since his operation, Tuesday
afternoon. Mr.. Taylor is looking we'll
considering what he has undergone
and he said he was very glad to be
able to be at the office again.
E. n. Pomainville will yacate his
present offices the latter part Of
this week and take his quarters over
the Otto Pharmacy on Grand avenue.