Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-07-05
lawn and seeding the same.

in the northern part of Wisconsin. He
is back home for short visit.
The cement mixer that is being US
ed by Bossert Brothers on Baker St.
is the center of considerable attraction.
There is always a large number of
spectators watching the mixer do its
work and enjoy knowing that it does
it nicely. If you have never seen such
machine work it will pay you to go
and see it.
The First National Bank people have
the basement walls underneath the
eightfoot side walk on the south side
of their building completed and ready
for the railroad iron which is going
to be used to support the cement walk
and hereafter It will be perfectly lev
ell.
New potatoes are on the market and
some of the local growers are already
bringing some of them in.
FOR ALE:-Moving Picture Show
best located show house in Wausau
for sale cheap. Must be sold at once
on account of main party leaving town
$500 will start you in business. Write
to Electric Theatre Co., Wausau,
Wis. 3twp.
Rolan Moe Of Black River Falls,
Wisconsin, was the guest of Miss Mar
guerite Johnson the Fourth of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Purnell are
going to move to Madison, Wisconsin
50 that their son will be able to attend
the university at that place. This
location also makes it more central
ior Mr. Purnell who now travels in the
state of Iowa.
Mrs. Wagner of Beaver Dam, Wis,
has been in the city the past few days
a guest of Mrs. julius Engel. She
is an aunt of Mrs. Engel.
LOST A white waist. Finder
leave same at Barnes Candy Kitchen
and receive reward.
William H. Upham of Marshfeld
was in the city Monday on business,
and met with a few of his old time
friends.
Miss Lydia Weinzierl of st. Paul,
has been the guest of Mrs. George
W. Paulus over Sunday. While here
she was also the guest of Mrs. L. M.
Alexander of Port Edwards. Miss
Weinzierl will be kindly remembered
| by a good many of the old residents
here, when she and her sister resided
here and taught in the public schools.
She is now engaged in public work in
| The state of Minnesota.
A. B. Sutor is back from Milwau-
| kee where he had been receiving treat
ment in the interests of his health.
Larry Ward of Babcock was in the
city Saturday to attend the funeral of
his old time friend Edward Lynch, who
died in Milwaukee and was buried in
this city Saturday.
Stanton Mead, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. W. Mead, who has been attending
school in Connecticut is home again
to spend the summer vacation.
Mrs. Frank Belanger of Duluth
Minnesota, a sister of Mrs. Edward
Lynch, was here to attend the funera,
of Mr.. Lynch, which was held on Sat
urday.
r. I. Krause of Marshfeld, a stool
holder in the Consolidated Water Pow,
er Co. and an old friend and acquaint
ance of Edward Lynch was here Satul
lay to attend the funeral.
The subscription list to the Woo
County Reporter is growing with ever,
, issue. The eight pages of local hom
, print news and general information
. appears to be appreciated by the PEG
f pie of Grand Rapids and vicinity.
i We intend to give the readers of tn
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K nearly every issue during the comm
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d Albert Marceau of Minneapoli
n Minnesota, arrived in the city Satu
y day for a weeks visit at the home
E. his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Marcea
lie sr.