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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-03

Luncheon will be served on the lawn
at the Eastern Star Fair, May B. at
Haalelea Lawn. =
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-03

Where De Wie failed weakerman will
possibly the failure VIII
weak, will SO much
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
SAD DROWNING OF
A PROMINENT. MAN
Major s. c. DePass Met Death
in Saw Grass Lake Tuesday.
WAS A WELL KNOWN MAN

Was Father OF Or. N. n, osPaaS, and
Was Quite Popular Throughout
Florida Remains Recovered late
TUESDAY Afternoon,
Information came from Archer russ.
day afternoon 10 che pneol that Major
4, o. DePAss, iAthsrot DL NJ, II De
Pass. and one Of the most widely
kaoWn and most prominenI ei'iE~ns Of
This section, was droWasd white hsh'
ing In Saw Grass lake, four miles dis
laanI from Archer. sometime during
TUESDAY Afternoon.
From. tho Information obtained. 10
appears that Major DsPAss and HE
friend, Judge J. u. Chamblin, WeTa
| hshinR from q boat, ~hen III" boat
overturned And they wore dumped
into tho wANt. The boat, which ap-
praud to 10 watsVlogsrd. sauk as q
piece ~ stone, and ~ neither ~ the
men could swim, they we're left hslT'
Ives. dhuNf NNhWlNlAN WahHh'N w 49,
q board which vas boating nearby,
und sndeAVoTrd 10 hvlp hWfflrUd, but
II was impOssihls "a reach him, aud
h. sank the third tlmc aud never cAmo
~ tie surfae. again.
Judge Chamhnn managed tn reach
the shore aud spread the news In =
shnF, tins there were n numbeF on
residents ~ ths saw Grass laks neigh
boShood dragging Tor the body. which
VS. recovered In Ato"t sR hour sud Z
hAlf. and Shich ~As taken To Archer
, he home. The bnjy W,ll probably h
held until the A'IitAl ~ relatives
some ~ whom are nuw quite . dit
'Ance AWAy
Major DvPsss vac veil kno~a an
pnpulA, 10 wAs = brat her OF Rev J
=. DrPAss ~ Lisr OAh welt hnoSi
Throughout FloStdA AHd had uthe
:. relatives pFomlnsat ~ FlsEida'
Friends ~ DS DEPsss, son 81 che de
s"A.sd pHtsnd sympathy ~ the 81
!, and sudden sndinI Of 'his noble lie,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
New Pr,rc at Rochelle

To" progressive little village ~ k"'
rhrJIr .. now governed by = new
Ptncr, MIR And Mrs : Prlucr having
introduced the young man To ih" good
people 81 tina, town last sunday
The young Prince, the ne,ghb7f- de-
clare good .nStutedly, IL rqusl to the
occasion and there will ~ uu trouble
about his voice. "a. NJ can br heard for
u quarter o. mile on = eth night
However, that - music IN the eaFs ~
Rochelle folh, because they reAllS"
thst she population l. not declining
Friend. Of Nr and Mrs Prince. the
proud parents. eIt-nd sincere con.
RraIulat,Ons Vi'h the wish that the
young man nay gfow up To- b. -.
handsome. ~ proud and ~ honest Ne
his pa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
SHAH HAS LAST WORD.
All Laws Of National Assembly" Eus,
Be Approves by Him.

lelrraL. Aug IL. The ,uaa# gy
scrip 'u be- grand Nisier as u.iN
amended Aug li.-Orders the !orla.
ton OF an optional cohtatli,v Assem-
bly, composed OF irpresentatiN,, " all
classe, from the princes down The
assembly will advise the shah on Inn
por'an' state forms for the welfare ~
The country Justice will b, Aim.a.
istered In accordance with the sacred
law.
All legislation ~ the narioua as.
sembly will be- submitted By the grand
Nlzicr for the final approval Ut tae
shah
MuShlrr DOwlch. the grand yilirr
tatAor NJ the Persian minister At ST
Petersburg Is regarded A. Ch,rN IT,.
sponsiblc for The ,hahs dci and Is
looked upon ~ an adyocat' OF wide.
reaching reforms. vino ha. b,.q con
WINGED from his sons rrpor., VI th'
jeN"lopm'u In Russia thl' 'dc time
lad come When the ab,u'u'i,m NJ th,
shah must end In Persia
Tn" announcement Of the gran'lus
of national assembly Is being n,
coivrd With great rejoicing urou-t
Persia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
Huns.aI Of Az lnfani

The ssmslas ~ ll.lls Eleanor Hamp.
ton BsouB. ,As slSssss.m osths~old
daszhiss Of Res ssd Mrs. John Brown
Of Vsssasalss. vho aIsd In saIsds. N.
O. vsss bvseghs 70 thls sIIy shsss on
Aosdsy shsssooa u YES iatssfsd ia
EvssaFsss ssms,sSy. There vsFs .
aanbsr o. relatives from saroas ses-
sloas Of the state sho asssmbisa apon
sAls ed ossaslos 10 psy the lsss lsslbg
tFibess
ne isnsnI services. by ssqasss,
vsss soadssssd by sbs shile's fsshss.
nsv Ne. Harris % Oeala asd nsv.
Fmasis ~ CyslshlIl Of HelT rralsy
PCbassh. sks sity. vsss psessah
Passds u Ne fAmllg sympssAiss
asspiy wiih shsm In shs ssosbIs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
Lochloosa Notes

Lochloosa. Aug Is u W Ns'rR'r
made q business trip to Gainesville
last seek
RI. CsldWell made = trip TO Ha~-
thorn sunday to the doctor Tie has
a bone fsllon on HE hand
J. A. Jackson, Who has been soTsing
ct Lakeland, 10 spending . while With
HE family 80 home.
Mise Anna Tompkins left, . fsv dsys
ego for . trip South. She expects .
fine time
Two Of The Boone boys Of Hawthorn
made Q brief stay with relatives last
week.
@. y. aauOdsp aud A. X Wood. JT t,
made q bret sisis Va relatives - haw'
thorn sunday
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
BRoOME- FINLEY,
Marriage OF Two Popular Young Peo'
pie at Epueopsl Church.

Marriage OF Two Popular Young Peo'
pie at EpseOpsl Church,
One Of the preIiieet and mos, neatly
and syatsmAl ically arranged society
seedlings which hAs occurred In this
city In some time t'AnspiFed ~ Holy
Trinity EpicopAl Church Wednesday.
when Mr.. william = Brooms wHs
united In the holy bonds OF ma'TimonJ
60 Mice Mary Finley, the accomplished
daughter Of Mrs. Julia u, Finley, Rev.
Francis II, OrsighIll officiating.
The wedding occurred ius. 40 The
clock was ptriLlng twelve, and was EN-
rhasissd by ice beauty OF simplicity,
while the floral decorations we're nu-
meFous and handsome, there vac no
attempt Al elaboration IN the dIsplay.
making them ell the NOR" impressive.
The bride. leaning upon the arm oS
her uncle, Hon. ChAa A FInley OF
Lake City, Was preceded by little Miss
Lucia Patton a. ho~eF Ri'l. The party
walked down che aisle Ia the wedding
march. played beautifully upon the or-
RAn by Mrs Y A Becker. 90 thN altar,
where they we're met by the groom
aud hia attendant, James II. Dell The
bride va. given Away by her uncle
when the beautiful Fina ceremony al
che Episcopal Church was solemn,t'd
A. thr conclusion ~ ceTemoDy the
hAppT pair left the church, but wfot'
taking ths osI.'ARe Tor the home a
the bride we're ,howrVed With hand
shakes sni congratulations by thei
numeTou. friends Whd had gathered :,
do them honor.
Mr. aud Nv. hroomr Wers driven q
the FINLEY home, AlachuA avenue
WHORE = family wedding dinner 40
served. Tho.a prsrnt out'id" ih
imm,diAi. family ~ the c0ntrae,in
pArt,rs ~ete Mr. and Mp w II
Chus,uphrt ~ Jacksonville, uncle al
Au,t ~ The bride. and little Mi's Pa
ton. uisc~ al the bride. the altsndaI
~ the groom sui ushsTs, Messts
scott Brmme and Hugh Morrow,
Il 10 unn-cessa'y 60 dusll upon ~
history ~ thee twn younE p"opl'
, Nj Bfoomr sA promising young al
D tn,a-y uho hAs made Zoe him'rlf =
.nS ,Nbi- FvpntAtiun. while W." Finls
!. oLr ~ 0ainsTville'. most popul'
and mosI lovAbls young lAdies
Their friends gill joan "a Wlsh'u
them Q life ~ long add undsIuTbs
i. eounnbiAI bllss
M aud Mu B'oomr boarded a
4 Atlantic Coast L,1s N the aits'HooI
d~sIlnation Rock Bridge bHshs. '
. They w,li spend some time ~ this 20
. oiaV fesorI. from whsbes ,hsy w
vlsi, oshsT polns In the Oh DomInl'
u state, after whleh they gill BE- q, hou
4 10 their friends here
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
ASKS INVESTIGATION
FOR SOLDIERS HOME
Resolution Considered at Tues.
days Session.
MONUMENT TO ooLErHoRPE
Bill Of Senator WhsAtley, Creating o.
hes OF Lieutenant Governor Tabled
Monday, but Was To Be Considered
Sone Time TuesdAy.

Atlanta. Aug. 70 AN tnNcStlga ion
OF TIE maaagen, en-, of the Soldiers
iiumr WILL In all probability be unirr'
taken hy.a Joint committee from the
house and senate. a resolution tu tais
eject having been introduced In tho
house at Monday morulnp session B..
Mcssrs. Millikin. ~ WaSu, Knight al
Bcrricn, Of Williams Of laur'ns ImT
resolution will under thu ull's ~ the
house come up for .i'rltiuu u'
Tuesdays session
II provided that a committee Of I'VE
from tn, house and three from t"c
srnal, hc appointed BY the presiding
| ufiCrI, III tac respective houses,
which shall summon Witnoss'T, inh'
evidence and report TO 'h' EcNt logls'
/ laturc. the report To b, Med prior ga
the Hrs. Wednesday In October l2o'
! immediately after the r,admE o'
TIE lnurnal vas dispensed with IN
the morning Mr. Williams ~ Tau
reus arosc To question ~ persona
privilege and stated that he had beer
/ yllsN abused through 'ho columns nj
the urcrs h'cause. uf HI criticism o
me management ~ the eulii,rs holar
and that he desired 20 adopt ever
charge made b., the inmates agalns
IN, amanaLrm 'At. an b"ggcd tht
the trustees aEuTd him the pppiI a
My 10 submit pr,of ~ the truth o
them
Mr. william, eyincad cnnsiicrah,
emotion white delivering Rs renaf
witch characterized the one I'D
could feed. vplturc ike. an such ~
Institution ~ We indeed"
A. the afgTpOoa q asiOn he hou'
passed the bin ~ tfo Chatham d"l'
cation ~ monument To General la
Orlethorp. the iounIer ~ thu colon
~ Georg q 1pon chippewa squar'
savannah. Ga A lie sum Nill b
contributed by the Ozlethorpc Mon
msnt aApociAi.on. ami the statue az
the realty upon which u Siil he 81,
aed. should the senate cOnruF In IA
acton " the house Siil become IN
property Of the siSts
speaker alaion tOok occasion to en-
the attention ~ IN" house To the TAG
that there vere many senate bills
b. acted upon. and thar hs Nas q
formed thRi ON Saturday. although N
sagges,iOa wAs mad" Ia ths senai
tina, the hovse uss MT passing ssna'
bills usre passed b, that sody; thI
the house should shoe the same col
sideration Ia senate measures
The BIZ ~ senator wheaIley.
create ,hs once ~ uiastsnani give
BoT. Gas iahSs ap, bot ne THREADS I
Tie nssasarv va'sd 30 lay n on n
table n b~tnE one Witch earris
rcd . constitutional provisioa. ihsr
fore r.aairsps it7 vo'ss N pss. ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16

Me- Osissss. Aag IA sitter 20
,hs iatsFststa eemRsFes eommiasiS0
answering aussstoss ve@hsr wala
elevator ail0wsnses have bsss mAAs
~ ne Teas and Pseias Failvay US
ma4s Dsbiis here Tuss1ng. The ~
Ter says shas the eonspaay has nal
msfs say eaiowsssss wifAia fhs past
thrss pears wizA ees peaxfbis sxs3D
tson whieh y sxbnitts1 ~ TO en-
mlmien's lnasmsst ne isfRmsssee
fsrnlshe1 h 80 o. Gee n ths COO
sssi fsvessfEsfssa orssFs1 ~ ~ SEQ,
sss lsio 80 opsfsslos - sBsin sis
vssors.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16

-. Pstsrsssss. Ass. it--sf. Dap
-. The ps1ssst @~sabss ~ fns ias
nzssis EeaIlasmseL sb9 sas srrsste
q cFeasladt sftss tas waftaf sA~fs
wss ~ trs~1 ~ sssfsmasshai sepsSsfs
~, whes ~. sAs arrosfsf. . blsz
q fAs fnsssest - crsstsfs ssn Sar-
90 IA psres. bas ~ esaraeg 4 sls
- ~ esvls 40 a - Rsrk4e,4 sse
- an ~ 444 e Ne
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16

The marriage wednesday ~ CHARLES
SYDNEY K0bsssson and NJ" Lolg VI.
msv bird, whIeh ossusssd 10 honti.
cello. attracted . great deal Of Interest
here. Mr. Robertson |. . native ~
0alsssvills. sad Q yoSbg man Of moss
ssssilsss aasII,ls. The bS'ds 10 'bs
dssahiss Of NJ. spd hu PVsstoh
Bird, amoas The m0s. widely hnssh
ssa moss promlssns people 81 JstIsT'
sca ssss,y. ssd 10 fsisssd % she Chez.
sst tsslIy Of Alsshas soesty Me-
and Mo RsesSssons ssmsfoos
frisnAs hers sHssad sosssst1istioas,
uitA bet wishes foe lesE and hsppg
msrssA life
Nc. sid kin. RObsFssea oil msts
shslr home hsfs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16

'Ossls. April is-Aosvishssss4lss
sAss shs 0sh Halls. IT,. sa6Aas jsnies
team 81 OasIs rssal,sd ia Q 10 ssefs
skis sftssnoen. sAs zane wss fais 81
lasstsss ssgm bssissins - sad.
xhs sesisss wss lively. 0alnsssIIle
|msas ihsss 10 shs sesssd laalnR 80
|swslss n NJ nlashs when 90 oeais
De4a neT1 e. rlgass, 04aia mele l4pse
- ~ Hf>1s go ~ ~ 4f1eH11. eRs ~
IA NS14<N Aa1 enc ~ 1&4 n|H3& ME&.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
AccloGNr TO MRS. WILSON,.


Mn Robed wiEsOn, . cell known
lady of this sity wa' the victim Of .
very painfai AseIdsa. Tuesday. aud
she vsul, ~ vhlsh ulli lnsapa.
ei,a,s her ioS sons tins
while Descending . stair M". WiH.
,on had she mlsioFiaus "a fall. sustsin'
inE . brohsn left arm 81 the sIbow|
~ i.ar,lgus was sammoasd asa dress.
I'd The wound. The paIlsnt 10 Sss,laa
easily ssd these 10 M danger sntlsi.
70 tsd. bat " gill be come tims be-.
fore shs Gill b- enabled W be ou,
agaib
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16

c'r''u- 'o me warrant total, E.>uua
smith sims and Hays have nn frnIs
H. 'A" bank ~ cover the check, Il
l. alleged
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16

wAshinEi0s. Aus - orrsIsen;
Comp~es. ~ the American Fei~rs,ion
a Labor honday Issued a siA,smsn,
FsViytRs TO . published ln,ssvi~w with
fheoa0se y sh0nta ehairmAn 81 the
sthmiss canal eommission. relative
70 The plan to employ chinsss ooolis
Iaeor Ia he eoassrSeiisa ~ the Pana
Ia eaaai TIE stsss@sni y an siiset
90 Mr. shosss' aecsssey e0assFnlsE
fsess. ssA he kaDvteaes u ths lsv,
saA ehsrxss ham vim ssAssneiag Gro
srsss - a2.la ths sishsAsw pstncipis
GO aepisaa - eaaai worn. hs. os@-
PESO sse1sxness tAaf M nAnaas pso@-
iss6 10 10 uss CAiness lsAB m tAs
iHE1mns
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16

Unioa. .. c., Asa. is.--As . uaioa
ana cisna spstnss raiisoa1 wosk tsaia
vas rsturusng - unioe late bsoa1Ay
tarfns . thse1srstoxm ru1ssnx 90
Is niles a. he1r. Jnek weifss,sn. .
yousg ssgFo. vas issfzasly kglisa ~
nxstntaG fIs was sssntiss Alone 60
Q axs ear. lsssiss % 9 ssSssl vhsa
tAs ho,s stFuck. ssssng Q hsas n his
hrunst
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-11

At the skating rink Saturday eve
ming of last week, during part of the
evening there were thirty-tive WON en-
on the floor at one time, part of which
time all were skating alone. Among
those who attend the rink very regu-
larry, there are number who are be-
coming very good skaters. Considering
the length of time the rink has 5een
in operation, the progress of the sport
toward being the most popular in
town has been rapid one. In order
to skate evenings now, one has often to
engage their skates before the day set
in order to be sure and get them
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-11
CRANBERRY ASSOCIA=
TON HOLD MEETING

Fifty persons were present
when Vice President S. N. Whit
tlesev of the Wisconsin Growers
Association called that society
to order at tier annual January
meeting at the court house Tues
day.
The day was very pro6tably
spent in the interest of those
who grow the fruit. Prof. Whit
son of the State University spoke
on the purpose ofthe experiment
station, and those in charge of
the station told of it's work.
Statistician J. A. Gaynor de-
livered an interesting talk on
lines of work the station should
take up. The chief interest of
the day conferred in Mrs. S. N.
Whittlesey's paper. This is the
first January meet where women
were invited, and Mrs. Whittle-
sey's paper was of such quality
as to make the new plan the rule
hereafter A. C.. Bennett and 9th
ers spoke entertainingly. By the
cumulative system of voting, a
hobby of w. H. Fitch's, and a
success, by the way, these officers
were elected:
Presidents. n. Whittlesey.
Vice President-F. ]. Hoffman.
Treasurer-M. 0. Potter. .
I Secretary-W. II. Fitch.
Executive Committee-A. E.
Bennett.
Statistician-J. A. Gaynor.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-11

Justice Burton Brown performed
the wedding ceremony last week, that
made man ard wife Alfred Chamber
lain and Miss Emma Snyder, both of
this city, and residents of the west
side. The bride is the daughter of
Alvin Snyder, and the groom is well
known young man here. We under
stand that they will make their
residence in Grand Rapids, the young
man being employed in this city,
J. A. Gaynor, George W. Paulus and
A. L. FOntaine were invited to attend
meeting of representatives of all the
independent telephone systems in the
Wisconsin river valley at the Hotel
Bells at Wausau, on Friday, Jan. 5,
by invitation of General Manager E.
B. Cotterel of the Wisconsin Tele-
phone Co. On account of other press
ing business matters, none of the
Grand Rapids representatives were
present.
j. Il. Raglan spent part of last week
in Milwaukee. in attendance upon a
meeting of executive council of the
Wisconsin Funeral Directors and
EmbalmerS' association. the purpose
of which was to prepare program for
the convention of that association to
be held at Milwaukee next summer.
MI. Raglan is vice president of the
association, and consequently, one of
the executive council. He reports
that a fine program has been arranged
for
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-11

The REPORTER received this com
pliment from d. G. Chittenden, of
Salem, Mass, this week. Mr., Chitten-
den, is new subscriber to this paper.
"The WOOD COUNTY REPORTER looks
fine, and is credit to your state. |
was one of the Old Guard of preSsmen
in Milwaukee on Daily Commercial
Times, Journal of Commerce, and
Wisconsin Lumberman, in 1916, and
1873" We appreciate a compliment
of this kind, since it comes from an
old time printer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-11

DR.. Frank d. Humphrey. who left
Grand Rapids for the oil country is
back in the city for short time, ar
irving here Saturday evening. He
will remain in Grand Rapids for two
or three weeks to settle up bis affairs
and will then take his family and
doctor reports that he has found a
good location. and that his practice
has already proven very satisfactory.
He thinks that he will maka his pre-
sent location his permanent home.
as all indications point to his estab-
fishing a good practice at that place.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-11

Game Warden George Brown of
Pittsville, was in the city Tuesday
comparing notes for the past year
concerning his office, with those of
the county clerk. Mr.. Brown was in
Madison last week, and while there,
took the examination for game
warden under the new civil service
law in effect this year for the first
time. PR. Brown stated that the
work of his office has been a trife
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-11

During the course of procedure of
the law making bodies of the United
States last week, Congressman Web
ster E. Brown of this district intro
duced bill in the House of Repre-
sentatives, calling for an appropria-
tion of 1000, with which to improve
the Federal building at Wausau. The
building in particular is the post office
and land Office for that city.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-11

Sol" James Bogie. who has been
with Mr.. Dudley at the Dixon barber
shop for the past few months, left for
his home in Waupun to spend the
winter. 1t must not be inferred that
he went on compulsion, but that be-
ing his home he will spend the remain
der of the winter there. GarreL Van
LOonen is at the barber shop in place
of the .'cOlODel.''
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-11

Claude Fox, formerly clerk in
Johnson & Hills, but now in New
Orleans, spent part of the week here.
visiting his friends, He said that New
Orleans was little more preferable to
Grand Rapids in the winter, but he
declared that he would feel lost with
out coming back to this city once in a
while.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-11

By the records in the Register of
Deeds office we notice that members
of the Cooley EmmouS combination
have purchased part of the Lipchow
summer resort park property on the
sand hill. Mr.. Lipchow has moved
his house further east and has re-
modelled it for bis own use.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-11

Emil Cady, who is in his last year
at st. Johns Military academy at
Dela6eld is home for a weeks vaca-
Jion. Due to the burning Of part of
that schools buildings last fall, the
work is little lighter in school this
year. He expects 30 return to his
studies next week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-11

Ben Brott. of Elroy, who has been
employed for the past three years IN
the NekOOSa paper mill. and who is
well known by number of Grand
Rapids people, resigned his position at
NekoOSa, to accept a better one at
Eau Claire, for which place he started
last week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-11

Some persons in the city thought
that when William Diedrick, The
Youngest Business Man in Grand
Rapids" started in business last
week, that IL was all joke. 1t may
surprise them TO know that he has
more than doubled his original stock,
and that as he is doing an already
fair business, he is he - TO stay. He
is thrifty and saving and above all d
hustler, and promises to do we'll.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-11

In New London. Senator Hatten's
town, at recent meeting of the city
council, an ordinance was passed pro-
viding for the closing of saloons Oh
Sundays and after eleven O'Clock at
night. The word closing" is express
ly indicated in the ordinance to mean
entirely closed. in every door and win
dow, instead of merely thu 'front.' en-
trance.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-11

Nh. and Mrs. E. A. Upham and
daughter were in the city few days
the past week. visiting their many
old time friends in Grand Rapids.
Through Mr.. Upham, we learned
that Mrs. E. E. Winch, who recently
underwent an operation for appendi-
citiS in Chicago. is not making as
rapid progress toward recovery as was
hoped by her many friends in Marsh
field and Grand Rapids.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-11

Kellogg Brothers Lumber company
distributed to their customers some
handsome calendars this week. The
design was head by Asst, the Pari-
sian artist. and they We're beauties.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-11

Martin Hansen of Sigel, is contem-
plating moving to this city where he
will conduct boarding house il the
Oliver Dudley house. If he makes
the move he will rent his farm on
shares to Andrew NordStrum.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-11

Kenneth Kelley, who has been in
the United States regular army for
the past two years, was discharged
recently at Denver, CClo., and is now
at home with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. Kelley, at Wild Rose.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-11

In recent issue of the Appleton
Post, we noted an item stating that
a woman, Mrs. Charles Waldvogel, had
been held up and robbed by an uni
Identified highwayman. She is a cou.
sin of Albert Waldyogei of this city,
the Dixon bus driver.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-11

The rehearsals for the play, 1.-THE
Lost Diamond" which will soon be
given by the young women's sodality
OF the SIS. Peter and Paul church, are
being held nearly every day now. The
date for the presentation of the play
has been fixed as Jan. rs. Is.