Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-04-03
WHOLESALE
G00EYHlS
BR.ITFUTJ.REG

Stockholders IN Creasey Corp0r-
alton Delighted With Results
80 Far.
The getting together Of the
stockholders IN the Creasey
Wholesale Grocery Corporation
the past week was certainly q
great revelation to the people
Of Grand Rapids IS we'll as the
st0cEh0I54rs themselves. The
Of the first six months
business was 50 great, that eV-
~y r71a1her is enthusiastic over
&c future prospects. Larger
.ua1teTs and better facilities are
4lE1a1v being talked Of and q
oaa5ati8n laid for the same, 1t
viii 0aly be . matter Of short
inc when the stockholders will
- Obliged TO furnish larger
STARTERS to take care Of the in
a'aaeing demands.
Grand Rapids, with her four
ai,r0ads. has already proven
ser value as o wholesale shipping
nd distributing point. Goods
an be shipped in here by the
atloa1 aud distributed in small
r nao1a9es to all points of the
e0n2pas promptly and with little
'elav in transit. The manager,
Mr.. Sylvester. says there is no
ottcr Distributing point in Cen
ral Wisconsin. The railroad
'aciLities are excellent. Sales
nan find Grand Rapids easily Of
2ccaes from any direction. Those
Who had their samples here on
display secured fine orders and
re da5irhtod with the busi-
szE t.av did while here. Our
ei5v has truIv been on the map
he past week and every visitor
ae .o1a array with well wishes
or Grand DaDids and her bust
a-z rran. The following is a
let 0f those VINO were here as
a2cErol5ers in the Creasey Cor
ooraG0n:
nm. Venanzio. Red Granite, |
2. II. Fuller. Spring Lake, r. W. !
0a5@ic3. Lone Rock, r. S. JOS
in. Lra.ston. G. r. Wedin, Grant
1stE~. R. ?. Schmidt, Polar, Carl
2iiase. }Tausau T. B. Koschmann |
Waasau. A. C. Schuster, Bangor, |
A. B. Zabolio, Genoa, r. F. John |
son. Grand Rapids, Bartig, Shae-
}ler & 1!islze Co. AUGUSTA, Fred |
sherier- Casbton, d, w. Pond, Al |
-o0na. l.. Clark, lIarshfeld, NJ.
z. burke, Rhinelander, Denessen |
& Cooper 1T0sinee, j. n. Wagner, |
Black Creek, ". B. Casterson, |
zevm0ur. T. L. MORGAN, Oneida, |
4. NJ. SaIter, Pittsville, Mrs, E.
VI. CoilIa, Bryant, Fred Buchholz
7iD0n. r. F. Lehman, Ripon,
Matt Duven. Waupun, w. G.
Vitte, Granton, NIOsher & Skeei |
Amigo. NJ. Victor, L0mira, G.
Elser, Beaver Dam, Geo. Medley, |
Fox lake. w. p. Massacre, Ar
eadia. Eli Gasse~, Arcadia, J. A.
Cashin. Stevens Point, J. L. Jen-
sen. Stevens Point, Julius Kul-
7szawig. Stevens Point, NJ. Van |
Gordon, Alma Center. A. F. Gott |
chalk. Grand Rapids, c. S. Van |
Fo43on. 0sseo, A. T. Zelimer, Col !
ny. ]. Faldman. Madison. Otto |
Nabms, Oconomowoc, B. B.
Green. Curtis, Gus. Schmidt, |
Oshkosh, Unity Mere. Co. Unity, !
Gust Webber, Hubbleton, E. NJ. |
SQuiro, Sturgeon Bay, NJ. 2. Cor
man. 1Iosinee, T. j. Dubinski, |
G. NJ. Munroe, Kellner,
A. A. Arndt, Grand Rapids. NJ.
I0lunn. Mt. Eoreb, Mrs. G. S.
Beardslev. Grand Rapids. Peter
Nelson. Wyeville. John Sigel. Jr,
Hortonville. G. A. Lindner, New
London, R. Buckmaster, Marsh
9eld. !. T. L0schlly, Arpin, T.
Drawback. Auburndale, G. j.
WRIGHT, lrarshfeld. 1. S. Walk
So. Almond. 7. F.. Brazeau- Nello0
n. Joe. Jackan, Grand Rapids,
Nate Anderson. Grand Rapids,
n. 1Ealjenberg. Whitehall.
Considering that this house
has only been doing business for
six months and this being the
first meeting of the stockholders
it was a big success. The men,
hers were all good buyers and
we're well pleased with the saw
ings they made on their purchas-
rs. The manufacturers represen
eatives reported having done a
nice business and were not slow
IN showing their appreciation Of
the treatment they received at
his meeting.
The manager says that this
Grand Rapids house has over a
hundred members scattered all
over the state of Wisconsin and
that only about siXty-fiVe were
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