Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-08-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

WANTED FALSE TEETH:-W
pay high as $3.50 for full sets. Mail
Cash for old Silverwear. Satisfaction
or goods returned Western Metal Co.
Bloomington, III. 3twp.
Mrs. Theodore H. Lee, and her
daughter Mrs. William Davy, of Chi
cago, ILL.,, were in the city Friday
shopping. While here Mrs. Lee called
at this office and we had the pleasure
of renewing our acquaintance with
her. She and her husband used to
live on farm in the town of Armenia,
Juneau county, where we used to go
chicken hunting. She informed US
that she and her husband have been
residing in Nekoosa the past IA years
We enjoyed her short visit to the Re
porter office.
Mrs Hubbard of Oshkosh has been
a guest at the home of DR.. A. L. Ridg-
man the past week Mrs. Hubbard
is mother of Mrs. j. r. Chapman
WANTED:-A subscription solicit
tor, lady or gentleman. Apply at this
office. If.
Miss Bertha Yandt, the fashionable
dressmaker of this city, spent the
greater part of last week at Rudolph
as guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Lessig. She also visited her numer-
GUS friends and reports a most enjoy
able trip.
Milo Brown 1413 Elm St., made a
trip to Milwaukee this week to con-
suit specialist in regard to his eyes.
Another trip is to be made next week
when an X-Ray photo will be taken to
determine the cause of the trouble
Mr. Browns eyes have been troubling
him for some time.
The Misses Virginia and Beatrice
Ellis, Esther DAILY and Emily Mead
conducted light refreshment stand
on Third street south in front of the
Eli residence the past week for the
benefit of the Red Cross.
Mrs. Gala Batty and daughters, the
Misses Hazel, Dora and Ida Batty
have just returned from a two weeks
recuperation trip which was spent on
a farm near Babcock and at other
places. One day was spent at Camp
Douglas amongst the soldier boys of
Troop G, of Grand Rapids.
FOR SALE One lot and barn,
thereon. For terms and particulars
call 213 Sst street north. If.
A soldiers tent is not lighted, so if
you can provide a small pocket flash
light you may solve the problem of his
finding things at night; also it is hard
to get to the Post Office and pennies
for stamps may be few, so send him a
book of stamps.
Miss Elizabeth Noetzel, the efficient
stenographer at the Consolidated has
returned to the city after spending
her two weeks vacation in Milwau-
kee at the guest of her sister, Mrs
T. Sherman. She reports the trip tc
have been most enjoyable.
John Fritsche and daughter Leons
of the town of Rudolph motored tc
Veedum last week where Miss Leons
has engaged a school for the coming
year and will take charge of her du.
ties September 4.
Mrs. Vadnais was in the city Mon
day shopping. Last week in compan!
with the James Case family, she mo
tored to Camp Douglas and visited
with her son Stanley, who is mem
Der of Cavalry Troop G. Mrs. Vad
nais reports that the large barn tina
is being built on her farm in the tow
of Rudolph is nearly completed ant
that it will furnish ample room for tn
enormous crop of hay and grain whicl
her sons are busy harvesting.
FOR SALE:-1914 Cadillac Fou
Quality" Car self starter, Good tire:
extras, thoroly overhauied, $3.50 casl
See it. M. L. Dowse, Kenosha, Wi:
Tel 240 or 1854 3twp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Juneau, of tn
town of Rudolph spent Sunday wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bratton of TIL
city Mr.. and Mrs Bratton were res
dents of Rudolph some years ago,
The Misses Irene and Nina Kitows