Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-06-28
LOCAL AND
PERSONAL

For Rent-Six Room house near
Lowell School. Phone 903. 3tWp.
Miss Frieda Vietlow of Wausau, is
spending few days in the city at the
W. C. Wasser home.
Mrs. 0. T. Hougen and family are
now nicely located in the H. B. Weiland
home on Washington avenue.
This section of the state certainly
enjoyed lovely rain Monday morn
ing which did great deal of good.
The rain was warm and heavy and pen
etrating.
Mrs William Donaldson, and two
children Eugene and Edward, and Mrs.
Eugene Carron all of Bloomer, Wis,
are in the city guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Link and family.
WANTED: Good woman meat and
pastry cook Enquire Englebright
Hotel, Ripon, Wis. 3twc.
Arthur Binneboese has returned
from Chicago where he attended the
graduation exercises at the Lutheran
College.
Mrs E. Uehling of Redwood, is in
the city for an extended visit with her
son Oscar and daughter Mrs. Otto Ro-
enius.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Freund are back
from Prairie Du Chem where they at
tended the graduation exercises, their
son, Guido being among the graduates
of that institution.
Get your Chautauqua tickets at
any one of the drug stores next Mon
day or Tuesday, June Is and &c. A
dult tickets $500 Student tickets
$1OO. 3twc.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Oberbeck are
back from Lafayette, Indiana and will
spend the summer in Grand Rapids
Mr.. Oberbeck has been teaching in the
manual training department in the
schools of that city.
In travelling along Grand Avenue
on the west side, and First street on
the east side of the river you will no.
tice conspicuously attractive red signs
which read eve Sell Chambers
Creamery Co. Ice Cream" If you are
q lover of good ice cream you certain
ly can't get by all of these signs with
out patronizing some one of these plac-
eS.
ANTED:-Linemen and laborers
on electric transmission line construc-
ton. Wisconsin Power, Light and
Heat Company, Portage Wis. 3twc
The Wood County Telephone Com
pany occupy the basement in the Wood
block under A. P. Hirzy's jewelry store
as repair and work shop. We had
occasion to visit there recently and it
brought back wildly to our memory
many pleasant associations that we
enjoyed there for several years pub
fishing the Wood County Reporter.
This was at a time before the Post Of
flee building was erected. We recall
our last exit from that basement dur
ing flood water in the Wisconsin riv-
err This was in the fall of 1908, when
the last furniture belonging to US was
moved out of that basement when we
We're obliged to walk in the water a.
bove our waist to do it. All of These
incidents, and others came to US while
Their on Friday last.
ESTRAYED:-Sev head of two
year old steers from our herd near
Babcock. Hereford, Black Poles, Rec
Shorthorns. Reward for information
or return. Arpin Cranberry Co.
Grand Rapids, Wis. 1tw.
J. H. Kohler of Edgar, Wis, was il
the city Monday on business.
Dr.. Stephen D. Brazeau of Spokane
Washington, who has been in the cit,
the past week visiting relatives am
friends left Tuesday night on his re
turn home. Stephen is an old Gran,
Rapids boy, born, raised and educatet
here and therefor takes great pleas
ure in coming back here While he i
enjoying successful practice in tn
west there are certain association
with his childhood days in Grand Ran
ids that he always enjoyes a retur
visit. He had been attending clinic
in New York City, and stopped her