Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-10-26
MONDAY.

Inc NaSn HARDWARE Co., OF this CITY
have large force of men putting in
thirteen heating plants in the thirteen
new homes that the Nekoosa- Edwards
Paper Co., have recently erected in
Port Edwards.
Peter Brown who has been in the
employ of the Bennett Cranberry Co.,
for the past four years is now with the
IRELAND Packing Plant in this city, and
is living in Wickham's Addition.
The old eye-sore, the McRaith barn
directly opposite the SIS. Peter & Paul
Catholic church has been removed
which is decided Improvement.
The work on the new Wood County
Drainage District three miles west
of the city, is about completed. The
twenty-four foot bridge on the Gay
nor turnpike is also completed and
open to traffic.
Drs. Bandelin and Houston are
now nicely located in their new Off
ces over the Nash Grocery store.
Their new Offices are about as nice or
nicer than any dental office rooms in
the city. Their suite of rooms con-
sists of four rooms, the large recep-
ton room, and the three working
rooms. They are very nicely fur
nished and are first class in every re-
spect.
Bert Ward owner of the Kellner
Creamery has sold out his business
and has moved to Wild Rose, where
he has purchased the Feavell restau-
rant, that he expects to operate.
The town of Grant is to be congrat-
ulated for the work that they are do
ing on the roads in the vicinity of the
Osterman corner.
Ruth Mindak has resumed her po-
sition in the Johnson & Hill store
after three months vacation.
Will Metzger who attends Stevens
Point Normal spent Saturday and
Sunday in the city visiting with his
parents.
Mrs. Mary Painter on. Eighth street
is very i'll.
James Chamberlain and Leslie Witt
spent Saturday on the Witt farm in
Rudolph.
About IS young people had sur
prise party last evening on Lydia Ku-
java at her home on 10th Avenue.
The evening was spent in playing
games and dancing after which deli
cious refreshments were served.
Harry Kempfert has returned from
Fond du Lac where he attended the
Sunday School Convention.
Gilbert Sandman left last evening
to resume his work in Wyeville.
Eugene Steinbaugh returned last
evening from Eau Claire where he
has been attending the teachers con-
vention.
Emerald Lyon, Robert Schelvan and
Emil Christensen spent Sunday
hunting near Kellner.
Ernim Smith spent Saturday end
Sunday with his parents in the city.
Mrs. Alfred Schrader left Sun
day for her home in Merrill after a
short visit IN the city with relatives.
Lee Nordstrum has returned from
Stevens Point after a weeks visit on
business for the Natwick Electric Co.
The new store building being erect
ed by E. n Menier on Grand Avenue
is well under way.
The foundation to the new 500 De-
pot is completed and work has begun
on the first story.
The new Citizens National Bank
building is completed to the second
story and work of placing the Bed
ford stone facing on the front has be-
gun.
The Cranberry growers are very
busy, cleaning, packing and shipping
their cranberries. About one-third of
the crop has been shipped. The pres
ent prices are Badgers, about $3.50 and
the Jumbos are about $3.50.
DR.. Pomainville and son Francis,
F. L. Steib and George Walsh spent
Sunday hunting near Spring Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Zittelman of
Fond du Lac are in the city visiting
with the later's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Plumer of
Kellner visited in the city Sunday.
Ben Lynn of Port Edwards visit
ed with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mar
vim Lynn, Mrs. Lynn has been i'll for
the past two weeks.
Irma Dickoff has returned to Marsh
field after few days visit in the
city.
Mike Cypress was a Dancy visitor
Sunday.