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Friday Afternoon Reading hub

October with Mrs. Louisa Twiname.
Helen Could" leader, Mrs. Nellie Hut
son.
October 16-'Booker T. Washington.
Mrs. Sarah Gilbert.
November with Mrs. Augusta PAYER.
Clara Louise Kellogg" Cornelia Kerche-
val.
November 9-With Mrs. Helen Ensley.
John Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie
Mrs. Sallie e. Haskell.
f. December with Mrs. Ida Mcbride.
Phillips Brooks Mrs. Ella Mccoy.
December 1S-With Mrs. Nellie Hutson.
'Helen Kellar.' Mrs. Vesta Hood.
January with Mrs. Sarah Gilbert.
New Year in Olden rimes." Mrs. Artimitia
Hornaday.
January I5-With Mrs. Mary Rice. "Clara
Barton, Florence Nightingale Mrs. Agnes
Hit.
February with Mrs. Ror 4ine Arm
cEong. Short stories. Mrs. Augusta PAYER,
February with Mrs. Mary ]. Hadley
Current events. Mrs. Ida Mcbride.
March with Mrs. Ella Earring. Book
Review. Mrs. Addie G. Engle.
March 1s-With Mrs. Amanda Moore,
Mark Twain Mrs. Lizzie Spahr.
April with Mrs. Artimitia Hadley.
Technical School" Mrs. Carrie Halpin.
April 15-Vvith Mrs. Sallie Haskell. THE
Age OF Chivalry.' Mrs. Helen Ensley.
May with Mrs. Louisa Twiname. Wire.
less Te~legraphy." Mrs. A. ]. Ralph.
May a-With Mrs. Belle Bristow. WON
Ell Writers OF Indiana" Mrs. Mary Rice.
June 3-SOcial meeting.
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Proctor Club.

October with Mrs. Daily. Presidents
day. Eelection of officers.
THE Eternal city" 'The Art of the Vati-
can" Mrs. Carr: Five Great Basilicas."
Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Mallott, Mrs. Price.
Quotations from Marion Crawford.
November with Mrs. Malott. Subject,
The Queen of the Sea" st. Marks and
Environs,' Mrs. Cotter; Venetian Art"
Mrs. Arnold.
November r7-with Mrs. Price. Guest
gerald. of Louisville.
December Will Mrs. Sheerin. Indiana
day. Historic Places in Indiana" Mrs.
Daily: 'Old Vincennes," Mrs. Price.
December 15-With Mrs. Griffin. Yule tide.
THE Nativity in Art" Mrs. Ferris; IS.
Bambino di Ara Coelic, Roma" Mrs. Col
Inns; "A Christmas Carol" Mrs. Fenger;
January 5-With Mrs. Arnold. THE
Realm Of the Aztecs." Mrs. Griffin; "Mexi-
can Pottery: Mrs. Cotter; Famous Pic
lures Mrs. Korbly; quotations. Christian
Reid.
January 1O-With Mrs. Carr. Local Char
tiles" Mrs. Shiel; conversation, Mrs.
Reaume: quotations on charity.
St. Valentine Mrs. Malott; Legendary
Lore" Mrs. Wilson: current topics, Mrs.
Blythe; quotations, valentine verses.
February 16-Luncheon. Members day.
March with Mrs. Korbly. Charles
Lafayette Mrs. shiel; "~Rochambeau,''
Mrs. Ferris; patriotic quotations.
March 15-With Mrs. Reaume. MY New
Curate-a Study" Mrs. Brennan; Books
Worth Reading" Mrs. Sheerin, leader;
quotations., poetry of Ireland.
March 29-With Mrs. Cotter. Holy
week: Via Crucis.' Mrs. Wilson,; mater
Dolorosa.r Mrs. Carr; proverbs.
April 12-With Mrs. Fenger. The Golden
Age of Leo "" Mrs. Korbly; 1.-THE Catholic
Church in Arizona" Mrs. Blythe; quota
tons. miscellaneous.
April 27-With Mrs. Collins. Women of
the Bible Mrs. Arnold: Women of To-
day. Mrs. Brennan; quotations, Mrs. Mey-
nell.
May 1O-With Mrs. Wilson. MARY. Our
Mother" Mrs. Sheerin; Author of the
Memorare," Mrs. Griffin; quotations,
Dante.
May 2f-with Mrs. MuhI. Character
Sketch of the Rt. Rev. j. l.. Spalding, D..
D." Mrs. Fenger; Extracts from His
Writings" Mrs. Daily; quotations, Spaid-
ing.
June 7-Annual outing.
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Monday Afternoon Literary Club.

Oct. 12-With Mrs. Loftin. Holmes break
fast. Toasts: Holiness Boyhood,. Mrs.
Loftin; Holmes and His Friends" Mrs.
Galpin; Holmes as a Humorist," Mrs. Hos
ter; Holmes as a Poet" Mrs. Clark.
Oct. 2e-With Mrs. Evans. Women /
Have Loved in Fiction" Mrs. Robinson;
'Heroines of Yesterday and To-day" Mrs.
Foulk; current events. Mrs. McCray.
Nov. with Mrs. McCray. Comparison OF
the English and American ideas of humor-
illustrations. Mrs. Jarvis: Shakespeare and
MIR. Dooley,' Mrs. Matlock; Dickens and
Mark Twain" Mrs. Percy Johnson; kip
ling and Ruth McEnery Stuart" Mrs:
Strong; w. S. Gilbert and George AIDE"
Mrs. Rumpler.
Nov. 23-Nith Mrs. Robinson. Guest day.
Crawford tea, Mrs. Paquctte, Mrs. Holster,
Mrs. Francis, Mrs. J. u. Johnson, Mrs. Mat
lock and Mrs. James NJ. Ogden.
Dec. H-With Mrs. Hoster. Debate: Re-
solved. That the Shifting Ideas in Educa-
ton Are Detrimental to the Child affirm
alive, Mrs. Masters, Mrs. Rumpler; mega
tive, Mrs. Showers, Mrs. Clark.
Dec. 2S-With Mrs. Matlock. Arizona,
Mrs. Long: Items About Mexico. City of
Mexico and Social Life" Mrs. Hill; current
events, Mrs, J. D. Johnson.
Jan. l1-With Mrs. Clark. Guest day. Orig
inal story. Rev. FralAs Gavisk; vocal solo,
Mrs. Ida Gray Scot&baper, Mrs. Toph; vo-
cal solo. Mr.. Charles E. Daugherty.
Jan. 25-With Mrs. johnson. Develop
ment of European Nations in the Nineteenth
Century" Mrs. Alice Moore; Europe I'm
der the Old Regime" Mrs. Comstock; cur
rent events, Mrs. FOulk.
Feb. S-With Mrs. Francis. Responses,
humorous anecdotes; The Plague of Jocu-
larity," Mrs. Halleck Johnson; ~pronounc-
ing contest. I'm charge of Mrs. Gray.
Feb. 22-With Mrs. Jarvis. Territorial
Expansion Since Washington's Time"
Louisiana Purchase" Mrs. Loftin; Flor
ida Acquired; Results of the Mexican War"
Mrs. McNaull; Alaska Purchase" Mrs.
Mallory; Our Recent Acquisitions" Mrs.
Hendryx.
March 14-With Mrs. Masters. The
Turkish Empire and the Eastern Question"
Mrs. McCray; Socialism Mrs. Fieener;
general discussion.
March 2S-With Mrs. Strong. Election of
officers.
April with Mrs. Scott. Spanish Mu-
sic in Literature" illustrated, Mrs. Evans.
April 25-With Mrs. Mallory. Guest day.
Paper, Austria" Hon. Addison G. Harris;
| music by Mrs. Gertrude Fugate, Mrs. FIRE.
mont Swain and Mr.. Edward Taylor
May with Mrs Paquette. The Higher
Education of Women" Mrs. Francis; My
First Novel," Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Loftin. Mrs.
Hendryx.
May 23-With Mrs. Foulk. Annual re-
ports. 1.-THE Boys Club" Miss Alice Gray
don; Some Aspects of Modern Philan-
thrOpy," Mrs.
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Mrs. Hopkins: Cuba" Mrs. Joseph E.
Reagan: Hawaii" Mrs. Lewis.
April G. magazine, in charge OF
programme committee.
May 14-Election of officers.
May 2+-Current events, Mrs. Pierson;
art in Life Miss Carman.
June HClub outing.
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Magazine Club.

October 3-President's day.
October 17-Current events. Mrs. Adkin.
son; "Phidias and His Contemporaries
Mrs. Foulke; 'Scopas." Miss Fisher;
'Lysippus.'' Miss Patterson.
october 21-Current events, Miss Car
men; Giovanni Pisano and Andrea
Ghiberti.' Mrs. Poyser; "Luca Della Rob
bia." Mrs. Shaw.
November 14-Current events, Mrs. Morton
Reagan: Andrea and yacopo Sansovina.'
Mrs. Shirley; Antonio Canova." Mrs. J.
Reagan; John Flaxman," Mrs. Summer
''Bertel Thorwaldsen." Mrs. Pierson.
err: 'our Country" Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Lane 1.-The Capitol" Mrs. Clark
The Chief Executive and His Public
Career" Mrs. Perine; Cabinet Members
and Their Duties" Mrs. Stockbarger.
December 2-Gues day. Committee, Miss
Carmen. Mrs. Shaw. Mrs. ]. K. Reagan
Mrs. Tibbs.
January eCurrent events. Mrs. Hopkins
"Giotto." Mrs. Harrington; Fra Angelica
Mrs. Huey, ''Sandro Botticelh." Miss
January 25-Current events. Mrs. Huey
"Luca Signorelli." Mrs. Atkinson; IAN.
nj Bellini." Mrs. Morton Reagan.
February 6SCurrent events, Miss Hard
wick; Andrea del Sarto." Mrs. Perinet
Leonardo da vinci." Mrs. Shaw; "Raph.
ael,' Mrs. Tibbs.
February 2O-Current events. Mrs. Har.
rington; The Mountain Whites OF NORTH
SdiOlihds Wise 1dTildD. Inc NlOQSrf
Martha DIR. Rebecca George.
March SCurrent events. Miss Patterson.
"~Coreggio.' Miss Fisher: ~''Giorgione,'' Mrs
Poyser. Titan" Mrs. Shirley.
March 19@Current events. Mrs. Shaw
'TintCretto,' Mrs. HARRINGTON; Pau
Veronese." Mis-. StockDarger; "GuidC
REM. Mrs. Person
April 2-Current events, Mrs. Perine.
discussion. Which Has the Greater In
fiuence on Education. Music or Art?" lead.
ers, Mrs. Hopkins, Miss Medaris.
April Cure events, Mrs. Poyser1
Our New Possessions" THE Philippines
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tober presidents dav.

October 6-President's day.
October 1.-THE Rule of the Convention
al Miss Fredonia Allen; The Privileges
OF Genius" Mrs. Charles P. Doney; CONVEX
%sation, Mrs: A l.. Lockridge, Mrs. j. N.
Hurry. leaders.
October g7-"Cheerfulness, a Rare Gift"
Mrs. Junius Cravens; "Humor and Humor-
lists Mrs George; conversation by club,
Mrs. F. b. Wynn, Mrs. ]. W. Beck, lead
ers.
November 1o-"wiuiam of Orange Mrs.
Edward Dean; Impressions and Recollec-
tions of a Stay in Holland" Mrs. Henry
November 2-Address.
December S'The Dragon in Literature"
Mrs. Albert Rabb: 'Bandanna Ballads"
Mrs. H. G. Newcomb: conversation, Mrs.
Daniel Stewart, Mrs. l.. J. Hackney. lead
December Histories and Sketches, Mrs.
Jacob Dunn. Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs.
Benjamin Kelsey, Miss Emma Atkins.
Literature" Miss Niblack.
January t9-"The American Woman"
81" | I tse Hong Mrs Mrs; Frank nix E: En- GAVIN;
Mrs. Charles n. Thompson; In Municipal
Affairs" Mrs. John T. Barnett.
February 2~--Browning's View of Immor-
tality.' Mrs. Edwin p. Rexford; "Tenny-
sons View of Immortality" Mrs. James f.
Mccullough: conversation, What is I'M
mortality Mrs. Ovid B. Jameson. leader.
Dye; "Glimpses of Civilization in Modern
Barbarism,' Miss Eliza Browning; con-
versation. Mrs. III. C.. Allen, Miss Malott,
leaders.
March 1.-THE New Psychology" Mrs.
Robert ID. Townsend; Thoughts as a
Force" Mrs. Elias Jacoby; conversation,
Miss Smith. leader.
March @-'The Poet-Painters OF Eng
land Mrs. George F. E%denharter; THE
Obligations of Culture Mrs. NJ. P. C..
Clarke; conversation, Miss Finch, Mrs.
James W. Noel. leaders.
april 12-'"The Unitarian in Higher
Education" Mrs. Albert Baker; "Th
Future of Woman in Independent Re-
search and Study" Mrs. Henry B. Hey
wood: conversation. Mrs. Frederick Joss.
Miss Virginia Minor. leaders.
April 19-Election of officers. Four o'clock
tea.
April 2j'Customs and Superstitions in
Days of Queen Elizabeth. as Told by
Shakespeare Mrs. John w. Kern; "A May
Day Romance" Mrs. John T. Dye.
May 1-"The Street Gamin." Mrs. Calvin
y. Kendall: Abuse of Power in the Penal
Institutions of the Present Day." Miss
Laura Ream: conversation. Mrs. w. III.
: Hobbs, Mrs. e. r. barlow. leaders.
MAY z+-"Our Spanish Provinces Mrs.
Chester Bradford: THE Effects of War;
Mrs. Samuel Cray; conversation, Mrs. Will
liam Holton Dye. Mrs. Charles Dryer.
June THE Mercenary Spirit Mrs. n.
y. Glacding; The Quiet Life" Mrs. Henry
EItel; conversation. Mrs. II. C. G.. Balls.
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No. Warrant.

go G w Anderson . 1853
957 A VI henderson. sos
95S A Gehrke ...... 80
$50 M . Byram ...... 90
9O1 Geo l. Evans ...... 80
952 Crank Grub. 80
500 I j HO]em.. 1884
500 Ebert Meyer. ..... 276
967 Rasmus Jensen 800. 2.7b
96S Mike Hartman. "a
500 g SkOy. ........... 1868
$40 l. G ThorSton. 50
971 Fred Wagner ... 92
972 Frank ProkoSch 80
973 Alvin Small. $50. 3.GS
976 Geo w Dickinson. . $50
977 John Junger 3.6S
$50 w A Palmer 80
9S2 w S Crooks. ....... 80
9S5 + w Stevens. . 80
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9S7 Anna Larson. ......... 36S
| 9SS j l. Thompson. .. 80
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$50 l. Shand ......... GA
991 Peter Peterson - so
992 Max ArHdt ..... 90
994 w II BOYLE ........ 276
995 o COVey- ........... 81
996 q II Freeman. .... 276
997 Chas HanSon......... so
99o a 2 Holmberg. ... 276
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1000 John HenGrickson 90
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St.618.
Miscellaneous.

Warrant No.
80 Alvin Small postage for sheriff
1901 ...............-..:..: o.Oo
81 w P Tenney postage freight
and express .................. $500
145 Fred L Warner postage for
clerk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I.0U
14s CITY of Redwood Falls water
for ct house and jail. -. 1S.01
149 same same ..... ....::. 4l.9o
rent for phones .............. 26.5O
1872 w Cobleigh postage for
register Observation-Disclosures. oO
1865 S J Race postage express and
kilograms for Supt.......... Goal
sc G Burmeister lighting and
fixtures ................. 49,. 69.42
1913 l n Tompkins post for auditor hi. 20
2O5 w Tenney elk hire in treas
office .........,.... ............ 81 70
212 J Cooper telephone and tele
graph messages. ............ 1.22
593 w P Tenney psf exp frgt... 3456
500 Fred L Warner psf for clerk. 375
GOT / n Tom pkns post for auditor 1925
SOC n W Cobleigh post for register 1850
1860 Fred l. Warner post for clerk 3.75
1898 d Bigham grades tor side
walks. Observation-Disclosures. 600
1899 Thos Lang insp citing boilers 600
14O1 n w CObleigh post for register IA 90
4O3 w p Tenney psf. eX. and frgt 1926
4o4 same copies of depository bnd 800
14O6 l TompkinS post for auditor 1865
1412 City of Redwood Falls water
for CT house and jail ......... 67.94
1920 n Tate Supt school for deaf
ex Redwood co inmates Of
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feeble minded same. 29.73
1850 Tate supt school for deaf
ex Satra ............... 5000
1867 n w Cobleigh post for register 1928
1874 l N Tompkins post for auditor 100
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Probate Court.

Warrant No.
74HE Schlegel NJ D. juror in
SANITY Il Cahoon.... 800
80 Alvin Small. fees INSANITY
of Mrs Anderson and
Mrs Harris. ............... lO.oo
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dolphin and G Cahoon.. 1850
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son and Hannah Wei
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ty Geo Joplin ............ 20
90 David Alexander same. 2o2
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324 DR. P Gibson juror misty
Martha Harris. 300
325 same ................ ooo
86S Alvin Small fees ms anity
And RaSmuSSen.......... 24.9O
974 DR. G Pease juror insani-
tv A Rasmussen and
CahoOl.... ................ lOoo
979 DR. w A Palmer. juror in
sanity Rasmussen. 300
1886 Alvin Small fees insanity
G Anderson .............. 20 ~
1886 Fred Mclaughlin. fees in
Andrew Rasmussen. ZOO
''0' e Same. . .i'' 1875
2116 DR. C JibSon juror insan-
ity Caroline Anderson. 800
2135HE Schlegel same....... 800
2137 Alvin Small fees insanity
Matte Wonsyld. ........ 2290
2169 same fees insanity Peter
Schwab ............ 23.9o
Total s215.6o
Less amount charged in
Sherifs fees .............. 1870
Balance. 1868
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1880 G F Boyer lisa
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1852 Arthur staples. 2.16
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1862 julius Splttosser.. 81
! 653 Lizzie H Francois 3.6S
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1868 Nels Anderson. 80
1859 Martin Bredyold. -. 80
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1868 Max Hubert ..... 90
/ 1864 j S Johnson. .... .92
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co printing 901. ............ 5000
LOG Walnut Grove Tribune, last
a of CO printing COL. 5000
1O7 Sanborn sentinel, co print
100 ing 6 l9ol i.st Z 90 mint oooo
ing 1901. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3O.OO
100 Jas Arnold. first 4 CO print
20 ing M l9ol; sstu 81 60 mint. Sooo
ing. 1901. ...... ........ 6OOO
III A Nj Welles, stationery and
circulars ..................... o4Io
100 John Palmer, stationey for
Offices. ....................... 800
SOP Improvement Bulletin adv
for bids walks. .......... APO
622 Vesta Bright Eyes, last "a of
co printing, 901 ............ 5000
623 6 F. Pollard Stat'y for Offices 600
624 w F Mailer, same. ....... 400
625 A M Welles. same .:...-.. 29.OO
626 Aiken & Schmahl, stationery
and blanks. observation-disclosures. Al W
1890 A M Welles. stationery 100
1891 Aiken & Schmahl, eco print
ing 1902 and stationery. $4,000
1916 A NJ WelleS Stat'y for Offices $50
I847 Aiken & Schmahl. stationery
and primary cleo ballots. 136,25
1848 McGill-Warner Co, banks. 1890
1849 same supplies for Offices. l6.45
1850 Brown, Tracy, Sperry Co
blanks for clerk of court. $50
1851 same register of civil actions
clerk of court. ........... 1870
1852 Pioneer Press Co. blanks for
Judge of probate. 10
1854 same ..... 200
1854 Free Press Printing Co.,
blanks for offices...:. -. lO4O
ioo' sem Scbod1s No. 1900
1856 Text book reds supt of sch1 1888
1857 same Examination papers
supt of schools. .......... 44u
1853 Geo d Barnard & Co game
license blanks. 3l5
1910 same blanks - 1855
1850 same blanks probate idge 200
1S61 same election blanks. 22.43
1850 same Tax receir,ts 5000
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-02-04
C0rOner'S InqueStS.

w arrant No.
164 E Schlegel M deputy
cor fees inq VIM Kramer 5.95
80 H T Helgeson juror inqu'st
unnamed baby boy 49,. 100
600 VIM Steele services ing.
same .......... 3.35
GOA II P Dredge cor fees ing
Hackert boy ......... -. 11.45
665 p Gibson M D services in
post mort GunderSOn inq 60
1873 w A Palmer depty cor fees
inq Peter Jorgenson.... 1850
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-02-26
World Fire Fiahter.

Business men and all owners of pro-
perty are requested 10 be present al an
official fire test Of the World Fire
Fighter next Friday evening. Feb. 81.
on one of the main streets. Parri-
culars on small bills Below We give
testimonial from firm at Pittsville.
Wood county. where the fighter was
used in act uaI fire test.
WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
We are pleased 70 inform the reader
that by the aid of the Worlds Fire
Extinguisher. we saved our office
building at PittSville. from being
burned down on the 2lSt day Of January
last. Before the Fire Extinguishers
could be obtained for use. the citizens
mad given upOf ever saving the build
ing. because the fire was then burning
through the roof.
We feel as though every business
house and farmer should have one or
two of them where they could be con-
venientiy reached in case Of fire.
Yours respectfully.
OFTELIE & ST0NDALL Co.
By A. NJ. STONDALL
Secretary.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-02-26
|. N en- 80 Patroqize

Dr.Chas, Pomainville, Dentist, office
In POmainvile block, West side.
Painting and finishing done in first
class style. Call on Will Suhr at the
Dixon House. If
Dr. 0. T. Hougen, NJ. D. Office
over Days drug store. Telephone Is.
DR.. J. J, Looze, Grand Rapids, office
in Wood Block, over drug store,
telephone No. 81, residence No. 246.
DR.. F. POmainville office at Steib's
Residence west side. Tel. No. 24S.
DR.. w. D. Harvie. office over Cohen
Brothers store, speciality Of eye.
ear nose and throat. If
A. B. Crawford, Dentist. Office
in Reiland building, Grand Rapids.
High grade service at reasonable fees.
DR. ID. A. Teller, dentist, Office over
Wood County National bank. Tele-
phone No. 80. residence No. 40.