Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-29

and MOX III. Doenitz travelling man
for shooting chickens out of season.
They were brought before Justice
Cooper on Thursday and given the
minimum fine and costs, amounting
to $500 apiece, this being their first
offenSe.
The following brethren and officers
of the Masonic lodge of this city went
to Necedah last Saturday to help the
home lodge introduce Rev. G. A.
Boughtan into the mysteries of the
Bird degree: DR.. D. A. Teller, t. A
Taylor, Oscar Hathaway, Walter
Denis, 6. P. Hambrecht, f. E.
Kellner, G. f. Kruger, Archie McMil
Ian, e. S. Renne, e. A. Upham and R.
Mcfarland.
Every body should hear the Reuter-
Concert at the Opera House, Septem
Der II.
Arthur G. Mills of Madison, one of
the wealthiest citizens of Madison
committed suicide at Lacrosse last
Saturday in temporary tit of insanity
caused by sickness. He was a man
about so years of age and at one time
owned cranberry ranch in Wood
county. The dispatches indicate that
back of his sickness was too marked a
touch Of high life.
The Neccdah Republican voices the
sentiments of every town along the
line of the G. NJ. & st. P. road in the
| following item: what is needed on
the Valley division is a postal Car at.
| tached to trains No. 5 and E. A double
daily mail service would be a great
help to the business interests of the
Valley and the towns along the line
should pull for it.
Remember the great Reuter- Concert
at the Opera House, Grand Rapids.
September L.
Miss Stella EmmOnS entertained at
! live O'Clock tea Thursday evening in
honor of her guest Miss Mamie Searls
of Walker, who had been spending the
week with her. Those present were
the Misses Francis Nimits of Amigo,
| Ethel Parrish, Elizabeth Herschleb.
Jennie Berard and Margaret Herbs OF
| Maine.
Mr.. Reuter- is undoubtedly one OF
the greatest and most talented
vlollnlSts OF the present time. His
renditiOnS on the violin eXcelled
everything we have SO far heard, and
it has been our good fortune to hear
some of the greatest artists living.
Appleton Wecker.
The old livery barn on the Frank
Ratelle property south of the Com
mercial House has been torn down to
make room for more valuable and
better looking structures at the hands
of the present owner. T. Mackinnon.
| The lot will be much improved but
the buildings will probably not appear
until next year.
The theme of the morning sermon
at the M. E. church will be the
Upper Room Experience" After
the sermon the Sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be administered.
Love Feast at $50. Theme of the
evening sermon will be "Unseen
Influences"
The many friends of Mrs. Nancy
Smith will be panied to hear of her
serious illness at the home of her
Ayoca, Iowa. Mrs. Smith has been
absent from this city for about five
years.
| Jacob Reuter- is the greatest violin
| iSt in this country. Hear him at the
Opera House on September L.
There will be a melon lawn social,
held on the lawn of Joseph LaVigne
near the Nj. E. church, on THURSDAY
evening, Sept. 5. In case of bad
weather it will be held in Forester's
hall. Everybody cordially invited.
Ed. DAILY Of the Badger Box and
| Lumber Co.. strained himself lifting
at the factory last Saturday and was
laid up at his home nearly all the past
/ week. He is however recovering
nicely at this writing
L. j. Cameron is much pleased with
his purchase of driving horse which
he got at Waupaca, Wis. The animal
is not only good roadster but fine
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