Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-05-31

waukee, on business.
Miss Lena and Anna Cohen of Ar
pin, returned from Milwaukee afte,
spending few days visiting Will
friends.
Mrs. F. Kruger and Mrs. Will Stan
will spend tomorrow in Kellner.-
Fred Myer of GAINESVILLE who has
been visiting friends in this city Iefr
for his home last evening.
Miss Helen Knoll who has beer
spending few days at Tomah re,
turned home last evening.
Mrs-:Ab Bruderli who has been Wis
iting her mother Mrs. C. Crotteau will
leave for her home in Sheboygan TO-
morrow.
Mrs. Frank Shekey and daughter
Dorothy, of Watertown are visiting at
the Herman Abel home.
Mrs. A. H. Place and Mrs. Charles
Snyder, and children of New Butler
are visiting at the home of their bro.
Their, Mr.. John Codding.
A. H. Rantz of Minocqua arrived in
this city for a short visit with his
folks.
Mrs. A. L. Woodward of Madison is
visiting at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Metzger
Mrs. Frank Joyce of Waterloo. is
in the city visiting at the home of her
mother.
Mrs. A. F. Jones and Mrs. Isabelle
butcher, who have been visiting
friends at Baraboo returned home last
evening.
Miss Eva Gegay of Marshfeld, is
visiting at the A. Perrodin home for
a few days.
Miss Margaret Peroutke returned
home from Wausau yesterday.
Miss Ellen Schuneman, is assisting
at the Phillips Flower Store this
week.
Oscar Ziemendarf, travelling sales
man for the Singer Sewing Machine
Co., at Wausau, is in this city on bu-
siness today.
Miss Beatrice White will leave for
Oshkosh today, where she has accept
oil O ,>oc;+io,, &c c+..porraobor f.. ~,
Henderson & Hoyt Co., in that city.
George and Harry Gibson, who have
been visiting with their parents for
the past week, returned to Hartford.
THURSDAY.
WANTED:-Anex experienced man to
handle automobile liability insurance.
Our direct liability policy and low rates
without competition. Great oppor-
tunity for right man. Salary or COM
mission. Give age, experience and
reference. THE AUTOMOBILE LA
BILITY CO., L. M, Milwaukee, Wis
consin. 6td.
LOST:-A pocket book containing
money paper with the owners name,
on Decoration Day. Reward is offered
for the return of them to this office.
3tdc.
LOST:-A gold watch, Hamilton
movement, hunting case with little
gold chain attached, somewhere on the
road to the cemetery. A reward is Of
fered for it's return to this office.
FOR SALE:-Milch COWS. Inquire
of Siewert & Edwards. 81
FOR SALE:-All my household
goods at private sale. Call at 845
Plover street or telephone SAT. 3tdc
FOR SALE:-Cabbage plants &c per
dozen; tomatoes lie; caulifower 18c
John Bamberg 1866 Apricot street.
Phone 635. F-M-Th. Side.
REAL ESTATE LOANS-The Wis
consin Savings, Building & Loan AS
ISOLATION, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, can
rive you real help. We will dose if
YOU will be as fair with us as we will
be with you. Write us. James C.
Murtaugh. Treas. M22-25-29, J Is
1919.
FOR RENT: = Six room house.
Phone 903. 3tdp.
HOUSE FOR RENT Six dol
lars per month. Phone No. 173. At
thenoon hour. 1td-2twp
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE For
city property 71a acres, one mile from
P. O., on 9Th street south. Good house
and barn, 2 large chicken coops, good
water. Inquire at Secondhand store
or at residence after p. m. No a
gents E. Stillwell. 3tdp.
Orson Cochran left today for Ath-
ems where he expects to spend a week
or ten days professionally tuning pi-
amos.
L. Kordatzky, of Milwaukee, who
has been in the city for a week try
ing to get recruits for the navy, but
failed to secure any. He left here Wed
nesday afternoon for Stevens Point