Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-10-30

and something that will interest both
old and young, may be witnessed at
! the Congregational church on the
evenings OF the l4-15-17 and 18th Of
November, for which time the ladies
Of the three Aid Societies connected
with the church have engaged the
! services of j =. IIar Basel and wife of
Chicago to give Il series of four enter
! talDmeniS, which will consist of
moi ion pictures. illustrated songs and
poems. The closing night Mr. Basel
| will present the beautiful story ''In
His Steps" written by
with fifty cOlured slides illustrating
the story and fifteen minute lecture
explaining the most interesting and
! import aut parts Of it. An interesting
! feature Of these Entertainments will
! be the motion pictures. and also the
Illustrated songs and poems, Some
of The songs will be: Holy City,,
Rock of Ages, Where is My Wan
dering Roy Tonight". From Green
lands Icy Mountains'', "The Star and
! tis" tloWer". Little Boy in Blue
"LitIlr Boats Should Keep Close at
Shore 1.-TWO Congregations. My
Dear Old Southern Home, Last
Night as the Noon was Shining', and
OF hers. The scenery, views. etc,
connected with these Illustrations are
very fine indeed and the machines Mr..
Basel Uses work in faultleSS manner,
the pictures disSOlviug one into
another, instead of the old way of
changing the slides. Each entertain
ment will be complete. The ladies
are selling season tickets which will
entitled the holder to the four enter
tainments for only so cents, making
each entertainment cost l23 cents.
Tickets at the door will be % and 20
cents. Remember the dates, Nov A.
1911 and Is and do not fail to get a
season ticket.
The Metropolitan Stock Co. of
Dramatic players OF this city have
decided to put on their first home
talent production on Tuesday evening
November the nth, The piece to be
presented al this particular event
Will be In Old New Hampshire, a
beautiful story Of WAY Down East"
OF sunny farm. This superb drama
is meeting with the greatest success
in the large cities. Rehearscls are
going on nightly and the management
| promises IA treat to all theatre-gOerS,
SO that the people need to have no
| fear Of disappoini mcnt.
Dr. G. F. Writer, of Berkerley,
California. arrived in the city the
past week for a visit with relatives
and old time friends He received a
cordial greeting from his old acquaint
anceS who are always glad to See him.
| He has not been here for two years
and finds many valuable Improvements
| in the old city where he raised his
family and spent many happy days
| He still has a tender spot in his heart
for the old cityand isalways delighted
to renew his acquainlances With Old
| time friends.
Vote for Jacob LuSk for county
coroner.
Miss Olga Schneider, the youngest
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Chas.
Shtiber, Was united i'm the holy bonds
of mat rimuuy with Henry Rex, Of
Merrill The ceremony was performed
at the First Moravian church on the
west side Tuesday afternoon, October
%, Rev Zeller officiating. A we'd
ding supper was served at the home of
t he brides parents on the south side
where relatives aud a few friends par
| took OF the excellent spread. They
" i'll be at home in Merrill, Wis. to
| their friends after November 10.
John B Arpin takes great deal of
pleasure and delight in operating his
new automobile which he purchased
waukce, through their agent, Geo. W.
Davis Of this city. 1t arrived here
Saturday aud Mr. Davis set it up and
pu' it in working order, after which
hr and MIR. ArpIn rode up home. Ever
since, he has made several trips to his
cranberry marsh at CranmOOr, and
has no trouble in making the distance
in about an hour. over some pretty
bad roads.
Vote for Luke w. Pitts for county
surveyor.
rnoid Vandcrhei and Miss Clara
Shpar5er were united in the holy bonds
ui Wrdjuck this morning at the Con
grvgti ioIal parsonage by Rev. B. }
II. fhaw. A wedding dinner was
served Ill he brides home, after
which they went to their new home,
which had been fitted out for their
RECEIPT ion. We join with their many
friends III cungrat
bout thirty-tiye little girl friends
responded TO Miss Lucille Churchs
invitation to attend the celebration
of her ninth birthday on Saturday,
Tie vacant Bogoger store building
Was used for the proper carrying out
the several games played for enter
tainment. All the little folks had a
delightful! time and took their depar-
ture reluctantly.
| VoFr The straight Republican tic
, ket
| Frank Walter, OF Milwaukee,
graduate in Pharmacy in the North
western University Of Chicago, and
! wtu has had six years Of practical
experience in the drug business has
accepted Il position with the Wood
! Co Drug CO. and began work Monday.
4 clergy of note SAID: in Old
Ne" hampshire" emphasizes the
equality Of sin in man and woman and
makes a strong appeal to reclaim the
! fallen. Ii teaches Justice and mercy.
! Two cardinal virtues of the human
heart Oprra House, Nov. II.
Vote for Theodore w. Brazeau for
| district attorney.
Mrs A. II, Barr and daughter de-
| parted for Merrill Wednesday evening
| To Join her husband who has been in
pour health. The family leaves be-
hind them Il large number Of friends
who are sorry TO see them go.