Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-21

prescription CLERK 10 Z. N Coyle
proprietor OF the Wood County Drug
Store.
Mrs. Jesse Boorman OF Tomah, is
in the city visiting her son Dr.. e.
A Boorman and family this week.
Miss Lenore Johnson was home from
AuburndaIe where sire teaches school
to spend Saturday.
Could il BE possible that some peo-
pie from Chicago came up here Satur
day to escape a dry Sunday in the
windy city and that these people
were the ones who broke open the
beer car on the 500 tracks?
Dr.. C. C. Rowley of Oshkosh spent
Sunday in the city with his wife who
IS guest of her motherMrs. F. P.
Daily. Mrs. Rowley wiz return to Oa
kosh on Wednesday.
II. E. Jones has returned from a
business visit in Milwaukee and
Fond du Lac.
Mrs. r o. Mills OF Lancaster is
in the city a guest at the James
Dolan home.
Rev. Mack of ClntonviIIe occupieI
the pulpit at the East Side Lutheran
church on Sunday.
Charles Greengrass, the Indian
who was ARRESTED for being drunk
by deputy McGdiHn of Babcock was
sentenced to ten days in the coun-
" Jail by Judge Frank W. Calhins
afternoon.
Saturday evening an aautomobile
hat was exceeding the limit by
lDOut five miles an hour narrowly es
;aped running Stony Norton down
IN Second street north. Stoyy was
the street to the Smith
hardware store and did not hear on
zee the automobile until it was prac-
ically upon him. TWAS only the
luickness of Stoyy that prevented a
erious ACCIDENT. StoWy says that tie
of thecar jeered and laugh
d at him.
A beer car on the 500 Line was O.
,ened some time Saturday night and
eyeral cases of beer We're taken
The thieves We're so thirsty that
hey opened several bottles near the
ar and after drinking the contents
eft the empty bottles in the ditch.
The car had be transferred from
he Green Bay and Western Rail
way TO the 500 Line for shipment
Z the Gund agency at NaGshfield.
WEDNESDAY,
Mrs. George w. Mead is at Marsh
ield attending the D. A. R. con
ention
Mr.. and Mrs. JamesLoVe were visit
rs in Stevens Point on Tuesday at
ending the funeral of relative.
Mrs. W. T. Jones is ailing this
week with tOnsiItis. Her son, w. L.
r., is convalescing from scarlet few
r and they hope to be out of quar-
milne next week.
Mrs. N. Lind of HiIlsbOro is in
he city visiting with her parents,
Ir. aud Mrs. J. E. Schnabel, Sr.
E. N. Pomainyille has traded his
ive-passneger Oakland touring car
o Percy Favel of Elderon, Wis. for
orty acres OF land in Adams coun-
y.
Miss Ella Wittenberg manager of
Nittenberg's, Novelty store has re-
urned from Minneapolis, Mimi,
where she has been buying her
christmas stock.
The members of the K. c. Lodge o.
his city were entertained by the
Frank E. Long Stock Co., last might
a. Days Theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. iWu Bodette left to-
day for Rochester, Mimi, where Mrs.
will receive medical treat
ment.
We take pleasure in correcting an
item in last evenings Daily Reporter
in which Ole Berger's name of Port
was used instead of that
of Olaf Bogar who was fined in
Judge Edward N. Pomainville's court
The mistake was made due to the
similarity of the names. Ole Berger
is one of Port Edwards highly res
pected citizens and has been for II
years. The Reporter apologies for
.he mistake.
Clark Lyons is breaking ground
on lots just north of the Northwest
ern railway track not far from the
west side school school building. He
intends to erect a handsome cottage
on the same in the near future.
F. D. Abel has returned from a
business trip to Chicago and Milwau-