Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-08-07

Octoter l, the expiration time or the
lease, unless they move out before.
This is fine corner with two lots and
house and barn in a fine part of the
city.
The feature of the Marshfeld fair,
Sept. to 5, is Miss Lillian Baldwin,
the worlds most sensational aerial
performer, who defes death at
height of 100 feet in a most spectac-
ular act. For night performances she
will personate the statue of Liberty.
1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Coats and fam
lily motored back to Kilbourn Thurs
day after three days visit at the
home of A L. Fontaine. They made
the trip from Chicago to Kilbourn
and thence to Grand Rapids and re-
turn in their so H. P. Chandler Linz
CUISINE.
DIR. r. NJ. Carter, wife and baby, of
Green Bay, drove over in their car
Friday for visit with her mother,
Mrs. Claus Kallman and family. The
Doctor returned home Saturday, but
will come again when the wife and
baby have had their visit out. Mrs
Carter will be remembered as Miss
| Ella Kallman.
| Mr.. and Mrs c. Edmonde LaVigne
of. Washington, D. c., arrived in the
city Monday night for visit with
relatives and friends. They are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bell, Jr.
on Oak street. Mrs. LaVigne is a
sister of Mrs. Bell and Mr.. LaVigne
is half brother of ye editor We are
all glad to see them.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seymour of Green
Bay, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Giebel over the Home Coming
period and met with many of their old
friends whom they had not seen for
some time. We are sorry to report
that Mr.. Seymour is not in good health
as formerly, but he is in good spirits
and hopes to regain his health in time
WANTED: Two girls for general
housework. Call at Port Edwards Ho-
tel, Port Edwards, Wis. 2tc
No one would think of employing
a blacksmith to repair and put in or
der valuable watch. Yet many of
us will take neighbours advice to use
a remedy he thinks would be good for
an ailment we know nothing about.
Thus we tamper with our bodies
which are more wonderfully and deli
cately constructed than the finest time
piece that was ever made. When your
machine is in need of repair, try to get
an expert to examine it and put it in
running order again.
E. A. Rector has the cellar dug and
foundation walls in, for his new resi-
dence now in course of erection on his
lots at the corner of Ninth and Wiley
streets. This new house is facing on
Ninth street and is already sold to
Dominick Reiland. It will be arrang-
ed and finished to suit him and will
be occupied by them when completed
The old house on the same lots will
be moved onto the back lot and faced
on Wiley street.
John Kallman is home from Ohio,
where he has been employed by the
Government in the Ordinance Depart
ment ever since he left here since his
return from overseas. John, it will be
remembered was badly gassed, and has
never recovered fully his injuries. His
eyes are badly effected from the gas.
but with the aid of glasses he is get
ting along nicely. His burns from the
gas on his body are not wholly healed
and his lungs are still affected. After
o months visit home he expects to go
to Colorado Springs to spend the win
ter and look after his health. John
has many friends here who are al
ways glad to see him and hope his
former good health will be restored to
him.
FOR RENT:-Desirable office rooms
in postoffice block. Enquire at Wood
County National Bank. 2tc
Godfrey Cotey of Spokane, Wash
ington, was here during Home Com
ing week. He resided in Grand Rapids
for twenty years. He came here in
1861 and left in 1881. He has been
back here only once, that was eight
years ago. His wife is dead having
died in Merrill, sixteen years ago. He
has three children, who reside in Mer-
rlll, one son and two daughters, and
one son in Minneapolis. He will be
remembered as a Wisconsin riverman
and most of the time employed by
Francis Biron, at Biron. While he
lived in this city he was q neighbor of
Edward Wheelan. He is enjoying
pretty good health for a man Of his
years and he is very glad to renew his
acquaintance with eld-time friends in
Grand Rapids. He is cousin of Mrs.
Geo. A. Corriveau, Mrs. Clarissa Ar
pin with whom he has been visiting.