Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-03

Alum baking powders are the greatest
menacers to health of the present day. |
RoYal eAksa POWDER CO.. sEw yoax.
Local Notes
Geo. H. Metcalf, of Edgerton, has
rented Office rooms in the MacklnnOn
block on the west side in winch ne
will omen a law Office this week. lie
will practice in any and all courts of
Wisconsin. His family is expected to
arrive this week. He comes here
highly recommended as a man OF
integrity and lawyer OF ability. we
welcome him and his eStimable family
into our midst and sincerely hope he
will find in Grand Rapids everything
ghe has been represented to him TO be.
Mr. and Mrs. A. e Bennett OF Gran
moor, have made up party consisting
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright OF
AppietOn, DR.. and Mrs. WlllOughOy
of Clintonville, and Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Brooks of Grand Rapids, who expect
to leave on July 18th for trip by row
boat down the Wisconsin river. Iney
eypcct to start from NekoOSa. rms
trip is taken by many and is always
reported to be delightful one.
J. G. jacobson, the architect, de-
married. Monday for LadySmith, Gates
county, to stake out the foundation
lines for a new one machine paper
mill for the Menasha Paper Co. in
connection with the pulp mill this
cOmpany Is now running there. Inc
new mill will be of brick and stone
construction and will be tirSt-clasS 10
every respect. Mr.. Jacobson Will
superintend it's construction.
We are pleased to note the fact
that Philip Ward who was stricken
with paralysis few weeks ago is re-
covering from the stroke. His arms
are very much improved and it is
sincerely hoped by his many fIlends
that he will recover the use OF his
lower limbs. On call we found Mr..
Ward in excellent spirits and he is
always glad to see his friends.
L. A. Cady purchased J. G. Jacob
sons residence property IN the second
ward the past week. lie lntendS 10
build another house on the two vacant
lots on the corner, very much like the
present Jacobson house in plan and
style only 1t will be larger. Its cree
tion will be commenced Immediately
so that the house will be ready for
occupancy this winter.
Photographer, Oscar Morterud has
completed the large graduating class
picture Of 80 members. 1t Is artiStically
arranged and appropriately framed and
is altogether fine piece OF work,
which shows Mr.. MOrterud'S skill.
This picture will be hung in the high
school room next fall and until then
will be on exhibition in his studio.
ssMy mother suffered from distress
ing pains and general i'll health due
to Indigestion" says L. w. Spalding,
Verona, Mo. 1.-TWO years ago | got
her to try Kodol. She grew better at
once and now eats anything she wants,
remarking that she fears no bad effects
as she has her bottle of KodOl handy
1t is natures own tonic. Wood County
Drug Co. or johnson & Hill Co.
"The conservative" sentiment OF
the Republican party of Wisconsin Is
found to be pretty nearly unanimous
against the domination of the party OF
the state by discredited ring of the
platform regulators, party boilers
and the boSSism of aggregated wealth.. >
TIE ladies Of the Rebecca lodge will
serve a chicken pie dinner also q
supper at 25c per plate. Lunches
will be served during any hour Of the
day or evening in the John Parrish
building, next 80 the Opera House
Everybody invited.
Forty four straight votes were cast
In the third ward Of Grand Rapids
and they were all for LaFollette dele
gates. One of the publishers of the
local Stalwart organs lives in this
ward too. How do you account for it:
He's woman.
The balloon ascension to take place
in this city the Fourth by Miss Myrtle
Belle Webb, the aerOnOut of, Chicago
will he we'll worth the visit of anyone
lOT Ull1SS dIOuiu. 4 LID dSCCllSlOIl WI
take place near the opera house about
l:30 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nj. Alexander o
Milwaukee have issued cards announc
ing the marriage of their sister Maud,
to Edward G.. KnOernchild Monday
June 30th, in Milwaukee, Wis. Sc
yeral of our citizens received them.
Miss Ella Scott gave basket picnic
Thursday afternoon up at the Eddy
in honor of her cousin Mrs. Mar,
O'Niel and daughter, Miss Paulin
BuSCher Of Milwaukee. Those preSen
enjoyed very pleasant afternoon.
The locai Sentinel correspondent
and Stalwart organ must have miSlet
their Stalwart brethren in Milwaukee,
when they placed Wood county in the
Stalwart or doubtful column. WA
could have been the motive?
John Schnable's new house on Gal
street is enclosed and rapidly approach
ing completion. He has not yet dc
cided whether he will occupy it him
self or rent it To d. D. Conway. ii
intends to do one or the other.
Don't be persuaded into takin
something said TO be ''juSt as good
as Madison Medicine Co.'S Rock
Mountain Tea. There is nothing lik
it. 80 cents, no more no less. job
E. DAILY.