Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1918-01-24
LOCAL And
Personal

FOR RENT One-half of house
back of Lincoln school building 5000
per month. Apply at this office. If
Hon D. D. Conway, was one of those
caught and Inconvenience by the re-
cent blizzard While in Milwaukee
it was found to be impossible to get
train for this section. Finally one was
started for Madison and took three
days to reach Grand Rapids
Among those who have been ga
thering and storing ice this month
is the Hon. l. P Witter of Third ST.
So, who has a quantity stored for
next summers use.
FOR RENT:-16O acre farm, 6
miles south of Grand Rapids. Farm is
we'll improved, good buildings, 80 a
ores under pillow, balance timber and
pasture. Enquire at Reporter office. ct
Mrs NJ. O. Palmer, 211 9Th Ave.
N, who has been quite poorly early
this winter is now enjoying her ac-
customed good health.
Miss Ruth Lundquist, one Of the
popular nurses at the new Riverview
hospital who has been quite sick with
IL
now with relatives and friends near
New Rome, where she is resting and
recuperating preparatory to resum-
ing her duties at the hospital.
The Chevrolet "490"-the most
completely equipped and satisfactory
car at the price. Now $68800 deliv-
cred here. Motor Sales Co., Grand
Rapids, Wis. 1t.
Mrs. Severe Primeau, IT'S Third A
venue North returned some time ago
from upstate where she visited
while with friends ard relatives.
The photographers in this city are
all busy now days, protographing a
liens, on account of the government
order making this provision, in con-
nection with the registration of alien
enemies.
Try an advertisement in the Wood
County Reporter, and see if you don't
obtain results from it. Use no other
paper for advertising at the same time.
Test out your advertising mediums if
j. R. Raglan, the furniture man, is
placing furniture for the City Hall
offices as rapidly as it arrives. The
seats in the audience room are already
placed and the aldermen's~ desks are
now being put in. 1t is hoped that all
furniture will be in place this week
The work of setting the iron posts
for the new lighting system, was be-
gun Monday, and the contractor hopes
to have the lights in by the end of the
week
Place your job printing orders at
the Wood County Reporter printing
office. If.
H. B. Weiland, returned Monday
night, from Appleton, where he had
been on business, for a few days con-
nected with his fathers estate.
Frank E. Weiland of Thief River
Falls, Mimi, was in the city this week
attending an annual dredge meeting,
which was held at the Arpin Lumber
Company's office.
Wilbur Berard while sharpening
tools Friday on a grindstone, had the
misfortune of a small speck of steel
striking his left eye causing him con-
siderable pain and trouble. He still
has it bandaged
Advertisers are rapidly being
convinced that the local newspaper
gives better results than any other
form of advertising. The local fam,
lily newspaper remains in the house
from week to week. Bills and circu-
lar advertising are glanced over anC
then thrown in the waste paper has.
ket. If.
E. L. Hayward left Monday evening
for Racine, being called there by the
State Board of Vocational Education
to attend an emergency meeting of tn,
Vocational School Directors of tn,
State. From Racine, Mr.. Hayward
will go to Chicago to attend the Annu
al Convention of the Vocational Edu
cational Association of the Middle
west, January "a, 25, and &c.