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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-17

FOR SALE-A small, gentle family
horse, buggy apd harness, at a bar
gain. Address L. Box 253. Hammond.
1nd.-10-16-3t
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-06-29
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COMMON COUNCIL


The common council met in adjourn
cd session at the city hall, Friday even
ing, June IS, with Mayor Chas. b.
Perry presiding. Aldermen Currie.
Taylor Kurtz, Riebe, Loveland, Pru-
disch- aad Marquardt present.
Upon motion OF Aid. Kurtz the read
ing Of the minutes Of the last meeting
were dispensed with until the next
regular meeting.
The license committee recommend that
saloon licenses begransedto applicants
who are the present saloon keepers in
this city. The council then voted to
grant saloon licenses to Charles Ander-
son, George Lund Fred Picker, Julius
Iabermsn, d. }. Scully aud Otto Sedl-
may er and John uausch at their pres
ent locations as recommended by the
license committee,
The mayor nominated AID. Currie,
Marquurdt, Kurtz and Prudsch mem
bers of the Board Of Review, subject to
the confirmation Of the council. Upon
roll call the nominations were conf firm
ed.
There being no further business the
council then adjourned.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-06-29
Wu1lwato4Gl News.
State OF Wisconsin milwaukee County
County Court In Probate.

Wuawatp4a News.
State OF Wisconsin Milwaukee County
County Court In Probate.
In the matter Of the last viii and te-taoeut OF
August Schmu2 ier deceased,
Whereas, an instrument In writing, purqort-
ing t5 be the last viii and te5tumcntof August
Schmut1ler deceased, late OF Wauwatosa,
Wisconsin,, has heen delivered and deposited
with the above namGd eourt and whereas, APP
pHcation has been made Ivy CLARA Wuette
praying that the same be proved and admit.
ted to probate, according 10 the laws OF this
state. and that letters testHineotarS be grant
ed thereon according to law to Edward Couit-
hard Of Wauwatoss,, " isconsin.
IrIs ORDERED, That said application be
heard before this conrt at regular term
thereof to be held IN the county court room al
The courthouse in the city Of Milwaukee,, on
The first dag of June A. D., 1907, al 9 @ clock A
~, or a. soon thereafter rs the same may be
reached ON the calendar.
AND If Is FURTHER ORDERED, That notice 81
said application and hearing be given 10y
publishing q copy of ttis order for three
weeks succes~jvcly, once in each weci, in the
Wauvatosa News, paper published in said
county, prior to sail hearing.
Dated this 39;h day of April, 1897.
BY the Court
Paul d. Carpenter,
Couu;yJud~e
Perry So Kroesmg, Attorneys
iO.3v
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-06-29

HNSfhA5tfHA TOT Laying hfter AJne..
Ofiice OF City Clerk,
Wanwatoaa, Wisconsin,,
June 20, 1885.
Notice IS hereby given to property owners
and to All parties inteTected, ti3tt the Officers
Of The City Of Wauwatoaa duly qualified 10
perform Size duties OF Board OF Public Works
~ and for said city, nave flied in this office a.
provided by law, reports af special lfnefts
male by said offers for lasina waller pipe in
thu hereinafter named street OF the Cfty OF
Wauwatoea, against the lots. part- 81 lots ans.
parcels OF land fronting and admitting an said
street, or which max be contiguous 10 q nd t,std
in connection With any lot, part OF lot or rat-
eel Of land so fronting OF abptting.
The said assessment having been made by
officers performing dntes Of Board Of Pablie
Works accordance with the provisions Of
the laws Of Wisconsin.
RE street referred to aId herein embraced
IN thiS notice is
Seventh Avenue from Last Milwapkee fveu-
ne 90 the soetLt53He % bot eight (S} block one
% Phoenis Paris Hb-di vision.
EDWARD COURTYARD
City Clerk and officers authorized TO perform
ne dH'irs Of comptroller, City Of Wituwatosa,
Wisconsin.
t7-3gg
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-06-29
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
clty clerk Of the City OF Wauwat0.as that a
com piete ana hnaI report OF the officers per-
$50 Wisconsin statutes tS3e, concerning the
proposed Improvement Of that portion OF Fits
NTH street between the north iine of Grand
avenue ana the south line OF Wells street III
said eta is on Tile in my Office, and that the
Common Council Will Mt regular meeting to
toe held on the sixteenth dry Of Julv 1897, con
slider line said report, and hear an objections
which may be made thereto, and lelemiu
What portion Of costo OF the Improvement il amy
shall he paid by the city ut large.
Dated at Wapwatosa, June %, 1907.
EDWARD CoULTHARO
lS-lw City Clerk.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-06-29
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
sTREET IMpRoYEMENr N0TIcr


Notire i hereby given that a contract has
been lea for Improving. hr constructing and
laying water pipe t3ne, npoa that portion al
7tI avenue from its intersection with East
milwaukee, Avenue thence south On a3ll a3oug
= III 1th Avenue To The south linz az 81 eight
t8) Block one o. PhueniX Park, ia Tire Fourth
ward OF the City OF Wauwatosa, Wisconsin.
and that the expense of said Improvement
charged to the real estate abutfjng upon the
above described portion of 1gh Avenue, has
beeH determined as ID each parcel Of saia real
fstate. and "a statement of such determination
IL on file With the City Cfei}j.
~ rs proposed Is Issue bonds. eljareeable
Ionly 10 the real estate abuttin@ upon said pui
Itiou IF street, To pay the special asseSsineuts
|determied therefor; ana such sends wilt De
ISSUED covering all OF said assess4aentsf except
a cases where tie owners 81 he property af-
lfected thereby, file with the City Clerk, at his
|olfee IN the City HAIL WsEwatusa Wisconsin,
within thirty days atterthe date hereof their
election TO pay the said sstncHts or part
|thereof, on their property. describing thesame
~ presentation Of sand certificates
Dated this 9th day of June, Iq97.
By order Of ho common council
EDWARD CoJLTHARp,
rev city Cleili
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-06-29
A Gorgeous Flower Carder
MAY YET BE PLANTED.


MAY YET BE PLANTED.
These are sad days for amateur gar
deners whose seeds have either rotted
in the ground with cold and victor else
have literally been nipped in the
bud. There lie yet time. however, to
bring forth magnificent results, but
this can be done only by starting all
over again using the Japanese Flower
Garden selection Should the extraor-
binary weather of this spring mode
rate it will yet be too late to bring
mp many native seeds that would be
burned before they could mature suffi-
GENTLY to withstand summer sun. The
one possibility Of an exception lies in
using the Japanese selection which
germinates quickly and produces beau
tiful results in a great variety of semi
dwarf deliciously fraqant ANIMALS
A combination package of endless
varieties with full instructions Tor
planting are now being sent to al APP
plicants addressing the Japanese
Flower Culture Association, 24G Fifth
Ave, New York. If you wish 70 re-
ceiye large package sufficient for "a
complete Japanese Flower Garden send
your name with twotw elye centstamps
and it viii lie sent to you Immediately
charges prepaid You will be more
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-06-29

Summer days have comes last. Bear
in mind our refreshing delicious ice
cream. Orders Ter delivery given
1T attention
SlHWA4GEk'S PHARMACY.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-06-29
ANTED,

Woman to do washing one and two
days each week. Enquire at
The Irvington Hotel, Wauwatosa.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-06-29
Public Library

During the mouth Of June and July
the library will be closed ON Mondays
and Tuesdays.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-06-29

For anything in she printing l4+te,
ssn at Sc &ews Office 2s YES. ,tsi7
treti
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-06-29

Published "a Wauwatosa' NiS- every 9atui-
day by the WaEwato=a Printing Go.
g Sent to any address in the United states 'oF
81 year. ...es,., ~. ss,.
oLd class matter.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-06-29

When calling for the uhovelet,vrS
please say thaf they are advertised
", II. LANporr, 7. ~
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-06-29

NIinst n tl9IffsIt7 VII &C.,
Board Of $685.. NJ a. Adams, Seciy,
Health. G. Sommer.
II. r. Bradley. Neaith Oaieer,
Town clerk 3 office in ttemar Bldg. Town
hoard meets every Monday evening, at ;3D p.
IN NJ the tozsii clerk office Board OF health
meets on hrst ara third Wednesday of each
saeuih 1T Town clerk office. at SO y. VI.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-25
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
0ficials Appointed for Anne Arun.
del County

The following officials have been
appointed for the Republican prima-
ries To be held here August 3:
First District-Judges, Harry b.
Seddicum, william II. Ditty and Ben
Iamin COLLISION. Clerks, Richard II.
Neale and Benson Blake.
Second District-Judges, William
n. Crosby. &. T.. Combs and v. Lacy
Chinn. Clerks, Alexander Anderson
and John johnson.
Third Disadvantages, Arthur &.
Wbittimore, X. Tilghman Brice and
Charles T.. Rcmsen, Clerks, Edward
joyce and Oscar Fredercks.
Fourth District--Judges, &. Wilbur
McNemar, John Bowie and q. IL.
Barkhages. Clerks, Charles NJ. Green
and John NJ. Clokey.
Fifth District--Judges, William II.
Bushman, John Iiackman, and james
Fowler. Clerks, William II. Smith
and William II. Mathews.
Sixth (AnnapolIs) District-Judges,
Daniel y. Thompson, ohm A. Russell
and Harry T.. Brewer. Clerks, Will
lam n. Butler and william II. How
ard.
Eighth District-Judges, Virgil NJ
Franklin. John Shepherd and Wilbur
r.. Petherbridge. Clerks, Harry Ware
and Charles Larson.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-25
CTIM OF TYPHOID
Death of Young Pettus Kimbrough
Former Mids hipman

News was received here today Of
the death of Ierd0ne Peftas Kim
brough. of Memphis, Tenn, who
died July 10. A. his home IN that
city of typhoid fever.
The Young man was grandson OF
the Hon. John.c. Pettus. Of Memphis.
who is well known here, having
spent much Of his time here few
y winters ago. Yeung kimbrougb was
! nidshipman az the Naval Academy
and while a candidate he lived AZ the
home Of Mrs. Nathan Shelton. Duke
Of Gloucester street.
Young Kimbrough was noble,
manly young man, always candid
aud truthful. and beloved BY all who
knew him. lie was quite handsome
lad and his disposition and manners
were worthy Of admiration. The
news Of his death was received mere
today with sincere regret. Il viii be
rernem bered that about AIidshipm an
Kfmbroueh was woven much Of the
hazing trouble which Inter developed
into the Board Of Inquiry that in
vestiwated hazing at the Naval Acad-
envy, national notoriety and desired
results.
Nidshfpman KimbrOughh tainted in
class room. aud upon investigation IL
was found he had been subjected TO
one of the hazing stunts and made 10
stand on his head a number of times
until exhausted. Further inquiry re-
suited in deeper investigation, which
finally brought about an unhappy
condition of affairs. and subsequent
Iv young Kimbrongh resigned the
Naval Academy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-25
pYTHIAMS ADJOURN


The eighteenth annual session of The
Maryland and District of Columbia
Grand Lodge, knights of Pythiss,
was concluded last night with a ban
quet.
The greater part of the session yes
terday afternoon was taken up with
the discussion Of the report Of the re-
firing grand chancellor, Lewis r..
Williams, of Baltimore. The supreme
representatives and the delegates TO the
approaching biennial session Of the
Supreme Lodge. which will be held
in New Berne. y. g., were Instructed
to vote for the consolidation Of the
two colored Pythian Supreme lodges.
Rev. j. w. jefferson. of Galena.
Md, was elected a delegate To the
Supreme Lodge meeting.
During the afternoon short ad-
dresses we're made By W. Ashbie
Hawkins, Col. George IL. Carter. Rev.
Joseph J.. Butler and others. Sharon
Court Of Colon was instituted on
Tuesday evening with 80 members.
The installation Of officers for the en-
suing year concluded the business Of
the session.
The officers elected yesterday include
a nun ber OF men who are substantial
residents In their respective commu-
mites. The new grand chancellor is
in the transfer business in Baltimore.
likewise the retiring grand chancellor.
Lewis T.. Williams. Truly Hatckett
the yiee-chancellor is n clerk in the
Baltimore postofIice, while III. NJ.
st. Clair, who was reelected grand
master of excEequer, is merchant,
school teacher aud member Of the
City Council In Cambridge. Thad-
deus Copeland. grand prelate, con-
ducts an upbolstering business on
Orleans street, Baltimore, and the new
master-at-arms. j. l.. Friend, is en-
gagged in business at EastOn. Dr.
Charles ii. Fowler, the medical exam
liner, Is a physician and has been
practicing in Baltimore since his grad
uation from the University Of Michi-
gan. lie is also president and medical
examiner of fourishing insurance
company in Baltimore. Samuel j..
Hayward, the grand keeper Of records
and seal, has charge Of the Baltimore
branch OF metropolitan Mercantile
and Realty Company, a large negro
corporation of New York, with head
quarters in New York city. Supreme
Chancellor w. Asbbie Hawkins IS
one Of .the most successful cOlored
lawyers in Baltimore.
The next annual session Of the
Grand Lodge, Knights Of Pythias,
will be- held I'm Washington, ID. &.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-25
ST. LUKE'S FETE
Successful Church Affair at East
port--The Helpers

A most successful lawn fete was held
last night by tho ladies Of ~. Iuke's
parish on the lawn adjoining ST.
Luke's mission at PASSPORT. There
was a large crowd in attendance and
the patronage was liberal. The lawn
was well lighted with Japanese Ian
terms and tables spread with spotless
linen and decorated with beautiful
flowers made a'pretty picture amid the
trees and under the soft rays Of the
moonlight.
The tables were presided over by
the following:
Confectionery Table-Nrs. Tuers,
chairman; Mrs. William Simpson,
Mrs. Segelken, Mrs. Virgins.
Lemonade Table-Miss Edith Tuers,
chairman Miss Clara Woolford.
Ice Cream Table-Mrs. Crockett
chairman; Mrs. Fred SeeDObm.
Helpers and general assistants-'
Miss b. X. Hatch, Miss Addie Stew
art, Miss Pearl Rutter, Miss Lena
Crockett, Mr.. Milton Tuers, Mr.. Law
renee Tuers, Mr.. Marion Crockett.
Mr.. jacob q. Meigcr and Mr.. Jerry
Hendricks assisted I'm the decoratious .
and the gate keeper was Mr.. Chan
cey Suit. The fete was n great sue
cess I'm all details.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-25
Nays Athletic Secretary

Lieut.. Joseph NJ. Reeves. head
coach Of the navy football team for
the coming season, has been chosen
secretary Of the Navy Athletic Asso-
citation 10 serve until the beginning
OF the academic year In October,
when permanent secretary viii be
elcted. Lieutenant Reeves succeeds
Captain Thomas B. Howard, now IN
command Of the Olympia, Admiral
Dewey's famous flagship. on the sum-
mer cruifc of midsbipmen. Captain
Howard will be retired from the Acad-
emy At the expiration Of the cruise.
IL IL expected a pcrmanene secretary--
probably commander, VIII De ap-
pointed secretary Of the Sayy Athletic
Association ~ the beginning Of the
academic year In October.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-25
st. Anne 5 Day

Tomorrow will be ST. Anne.s Day.
1t Is one of the minor or BLACK
Letter. days of the church calendar
for which no special prayerbook ser
vice Is provided. as for the greater
81 ''Red Letter days. These days
are only observed where there IS
some peculiar or appropriate associa-
ton. As IL is the name day OF 81.
Anne's Parish. parish church and
mission chapel and also Of two paro-
chial societies It. Anne's Mems Guild
and 81. Anne's Sociey) il is always
kept in Annapolis. There viii be
special service tomorrow at ~ A. m.
In st. Anne's Church, Morning Fray
er and Holy Communion
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-25
THE FINAL REPORT
THE FIREMEN'S COMMITTEE
ACCOUNT FOR THEIR
sTEw wARDSHIP
A Balance n Treasury TO be Turned over
10 Emergency Hospital

VIse committees 0f tine Volunteer Fire
aneurs Association appointed % man
age affairs and preside over business
anuartaiuink o. the MARY land state
Fireueufs convention. held here last
Fnue l2 ~ "a. inclusive. met last
uiuaf and rendered their final account.
witch IS published hereu tn in full.
ID viii be shown By the report
appended that there is = balarce in
fhe treasury 81 So. .a5, which will be
turned over to the Annapolis Elmer
eeucy Hospital. The committee gave
frs services free and should be highly
aommendad for its able and efficient
work The thought that prompted
tae COMMITTEES % turn the balance in
tho treasury over 10 the local hos
pital was a most happy one and wor-
thv the highest c0mmendatiou. The
report s. a. Follows.
Annapolis. Nd. July "a. 'O7.
10 ihe Citizens of Annapolis and Vi
cinity
The undersigned appointed commit
tee beg leave Is make this their 6nai
report aud accounting If their steward
shin AZ regards the Firemen's Con-
Vention and the funds donated to
carry on the same. To our citizens
v ho came 50 nobly to oar assistance
with the funds. the necessary sinews
81 war. he committee wish % thank
them for their generous responses.
The success ~ the convention speaks
for itself and The good done the conn
munity viii rebound io the credit 81
our grand old city for wears to come.
The funds collected and expended have
al been spent aud used At home. ex-
cepi tiie money spent for badges.
which could not bc bought IN this
city. aud the prize money. for which
the home fire companies were not
eligible a. cumpotc.
Below vii be found the receipts
and expenses aud the balance, 1913
viii De- donated to the Annapolis
Emergency Hospital.
Eeaninfg from all sources 23lU. 90
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-25
THAT BLOOMING 10
The 0hio's Name Puzzles English
man

A marine officer on the r. ). 3.
ohio. tells funny story about the
ship. ON n recent cruise an English
man was asked by a foreign brother
what ship that was lying OF the coast
in harbor at a prominent seaport.
The EngIishman. Ia bis cbaracteris-
tic matter-of-fact tone replied, not
conscious ut all that he was saying
anything funny: BLAMED if know
All can make out Of her name IL q
no CO.. a heyb (b) aud bloomin' Il
q O)-OIIIO.
Persons 20 whom the story was told
took particular pains later TO look nj
the Ohfo's name as painted on hei
prov. and sure enough the o in
ohio does look like bloomin' 10.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-25

Mr. AMI Ms w. a. ae-
sEsurnsiale. have raIlrnesA s1in 81
let ,sxhtfai yaelGan9 trip an aaN aaans
someiv esluippest urlg4le FA#ss at @
6'au1nlosl0re &c zas Nprintaa4s t.teaA
CIun. The itinerary laetst t
Point. FirginEa H.eIa1n asst .ae Atse
town Exposition The s4 ~
anchored seVeFal days l3 A4naN.a.a
Roads and the party WERE easasrsAaeH
on The eariuas sAlps AL aDaaae lere
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-25

The usual services vii be beId on
Sunday next ~ 81 Martins German
Evangelical Lutheran chureb, the
Rev. Gust Ronte. pastor Ibs passor
will deliver the sermon - usual at y
q. m Sunday school wIII be a. -
a. n. AL are cordially invited-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-25
A BANK ACCOUNT
OF S1.OO FREE!

To any purchaser of $5w
or over during the week of July
20, we will give an order on the
NAP0LIS BANKING AND
TRUST COMPANY to open an
account with you and issue a
bank book showing a deposit
of 81 to your credit in their
Savings Department AT NO
COST TO YOU, and in that
way we will help you to your
first step in saving money. You
are at liberty TO have the ac-
count at the Bank opened n
the name of your child or any
other relation you see fit. This
offer good until Saturday, July
Goth, at II o'clock P. NJ.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-25

Respectfully submitted
nhKkN 4. BREWER. Chairman.
HAIRY S.. kENCHIN6TON,
Recording Secretary
GEORGE n. OF AID,
Corresponding Secretary.
a.. D. IINIHIJCUM. JR.
Treasurer.
Executive Committee Firemen s
Convention held june ~. ia. "A, 1897.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-25

RIPPERE. -On July -. daughter 10
kProf. and Mrs. John b. sRippere.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-25
GOTTLEIB'S DEPT. STORES

This would b a good time for you { start the young
folks the road success Open account for them
and encourage thrift habits Of economy and knowledge
ct business affairs
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-01
SANDY SOIL BENEFITED

This season is pre-eminently the
sandy soil year for crops. The season
has been a wet one, there being a
great fall of rain. This has not
worked well for the crops on the clay
or low lands, but the sandy lands have
absorbed the rain and the crops planted
therein have grown healthy and
strong and the yield is sure to be a
good one.
The difference is shown by way of
contrast by the farms on the east and
west sides of the Hemlock river
East of the river the soil is a sandy
soil and the crops of corn, rye and
potatoes are exceptionally fine, and it
is said that the yield will be large.
However, on the west side of the
river, where the lands are clay soil,
the crops are stragiey and poor and
the yield is sure to be small.
In conversation with different
parties residing in the different por-
lions of the county, we are Informed
that the contrast is true in all sec
tions. The season has been favor
able one to the sandylands, and an I'M
favorable one for the clay and heavier
sole. The yield as a whole how
ever, will not be very materially less
pnp0 over last ypar
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-01
NEW RATE BOOKS HERE
Express Companies Have Con-
formed to the Interstate
Commerce Law,

Agents of the express companies
having offices in Grand Rapids have
received new rate books which show
the charges to every common point in
the United States and Canada. This
rate book was made in compliance
with the new interstate commerce
law which recently went into effect
and which was prepared by the joint
traffic association.
The Interstate commerce law re-
Iquires uniform rates, and no one may
be Disseminated against; the private
individual may send package by ex.
press as cheaply as the manufacturer,
the publisher or the producer of any
article, while heretofore special rates
were granted certain shippers.
The new rate book is also for public
inspection. Under the new law, any
body can step into an express office
and ask for the rate book if it is not
on the counter, and it must be shown
him at once.
The new law has reference only to
cities which are reached by more than
one company, which is the case with
Grand Rapids. The charges to points
touched only by one company have nc
connection with the ruling, it is
stated.
AS required by law two notices call
ing attention to the fact the rate
sheets are in the possession of the
agent and may be seen upon applica-
tion are posted in every office.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-01
PROMOTED BY HIS COMPANY

G. A. Anderson, station agent for
the G. M. & st. Paul Ry. Co., in this
city, received notice of his official ap-
pointment Wednesday, July "a, from
the Superintendent, to similar posi-
ton in Oshkosh for the same COM
pany, and which is considered one of
the best appointments in this state.
Mr.. Anderson came here about four
years ago from Merrill, and has served
his company efficiently and well, and
in just compensation for services well
rendered has been thus promoted.
We join with his many friends in con-
gratulations. He has made many
friends during his stay in Grand Rap
ids who are sorry to have him leave
and yet at the same time are glad to
know that his services are appreciated
by the company. He will be sue
ceeded by Mr.. H. S. Lutz, agent at
Nekoosa.