Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-08-04

Mrs I R Spears, Times, Washburn.
Mr. and Mrs A P Colby, Enterprise
Union Grove
W Mcbride, Herald, Sparta.
Mr. and Mrs Stanley j Lathrop, Help
ing Hand, Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs w II Never aud Mr.!
Julia IIarbcck. Nolksfreund, Appleton
Carl Seeger, Gegenwart, Appleton.
H Slocum, Herald, Omro.
Ina Zilisch, News, Mayville.
Mr. and Mrs & " Wilcox, Rock Co
Banner. Clinton.
a y EmmrI, Register and Friend
/ BaTnereid.
Mr. and Mrs Ii NJ Youmans, freeman
| Waukesba.
Mr. and Mrs James \ Sheridan, Ger
mania, Milwaukee.
Ed l. Peet, Journal, Grantsburg.
Mr. and Mrs o ] Kerschensteiner,
Record, Jefferson. =
Mr. and Mrs Frank Long, Advocate,
Green Bay.
Mr. and Mrs L X Howe, Herald, She
boygan.
IL II SOiCj W. W o. Doi'N'JOb
Ed W Leroy and Miss Lillian lie Roy,
Eagle, Marinette.
Mr. and Mrs l. D Harvey and Miss
Helen Harvey, American School Board
Journal, Milwaukee.
Mr. and Mrs O H Bran,i, Recorder.
GAINESVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs F R Helmer, Independ-
ent, Elkhorn.
Mr. and Mrs r W Cheever, Herald,
Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs II D Hanson, Observer,
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs W f Carpenter, Record,
Waupaca
Mrand Mrs L NJ Hardy, Republican,
james willie.
VIM j Nru, Forest Leaves, Three
Lakes.
Mr. and Mrs Z D Coe and Robert K
Coe, Register, Whitewater.
Air and Mrs G A Duyall, Listy, Ke-
Waunee.
Chas G Starks and Ray S Starks,
journal, Berlin.
Mr. and Mrs Fred T Yates, News,
Washburn.
Mr. and Mrs G Edmonde LaVigne,
Reporter, Grand Rapids.
Mrs Z McGlachlin, I L McGlachlin
and Hiss Lucy McGlachlin, Journal,
Stevens Point.
Mr. and Mrs Cunningham, indie
pendent, Chippewa Falls.
Arthur Cough, Catholic Sentinel,
Chippewa Falls.
Ed L Luckow, Democrat, Baraboo.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Ryan, Register,
Shell Lake.
Dan G Pettibone, Republican, Ocouo-
moWoc.
Miss Alpha Hermon, North Star, Mar
inette.
John Nagle and Miss Blanche kirwan,
Pilot, M2nitowOC.
Mr. and Mrs IL W BoIens, Star, Port
Washington.
Miss Belle Harrison and Miss Lizzie
Frantz, Western Newspaper Union,
Chicago, Iii.
W " Watt, Gazette, GAINESVILLE.
u S Hamilton, Republican,, Delavan.
after riding across a steady stretch of
wheat fields iUr Il night and u day-With
stops at Crookston, Grand Forks,
Grafton, etc.--were landed in Winnipeg
at four p. IN. and immediately taken
i'll hand for entertainment by mayor,
alderman and board Of trade of this
progressive city. Warmer welcome
was never given to the newspaper boys
by people Of the states anywhere. The
right hand of good fellowship was
extended in Il queenly way, a trolley
excursion, banquet and dance at Edison
hall in River Park, being features.
From Winnipeg all the way west to
the coast many surprises have been met
with, greatest of which is the frank
expressions Of sympathy and brotherlv
feeling extended continually by Domion
orators for the people Of United States
in times Of peace and times of war.
They seem to respect Uncle Sam almost
as they do their own Victoria and our
navy has been enlogized everywhere
Cannot attempt 10 mention now the
cities touched OH the journey through
the provinces, or the splendor of Rocky
Mountain scenery III which we reveled
for two full days. This must follow in
another issue.
Arrived i'll Vancouver Thursday July
%, rode to Victoria by boat, visiting
salmon canneries on the way. Half day
and night at Victoria, this morning
boarded steamer Kingston for Seattle
Will be in Seattle and Tacoma until
Monday morning. No attempt has
been made to make this connected or
interesting news note. Too much fun
has undone US. Have travelled about
2500 miles since leaving home, must
cover that distance again before we get
back DON'T hold tins weak attempt
up against the scribe. He will trv and
tell something Interesting later. Am
only following the crowd--good crowd
don't know where lam. Your brother,
&. EDMoNDE La VIGNE.
Severe Stroke Of Lightning.
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