Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-12-23

and public institutions 1t pa1 S richly
to patroniZe home indus ry
Mrs. G. W. tie of Nekoosa. who is
In the real estate business, sold the
E NJ. Bordwell 40 acre farm in the
town of Grand Rapids, to Edward
Hopg of Cuba City, Grant county,
Wis, Mo took possession last week
Mr. and Mrs. BordWell expect to leave
this week for an extended visit among
relatives for the wiuter in the vest
and expect to return to Grand Rapids
to make it their permanent home in
the spring She also sold the VIM
linn 80 acre homes cad located near
ktllner To M. S Palmer of Chicago
Also he 81 acre Ferry farm located
one mile south of Nekoo sa and owned
by V. A. elton to Austin Shautz of
Chicago. who will lake possession on
Jan |
1t IS all very we'll. when you have
nothing 10 do but Kill time, 10 talk
about keeping the BOYS on the farm.
but YOU might as Well spend YOUR time
splitting at crack. Boys will stay on
a farm as we'll as anywhere, if they re-
celve decent treatment at home. The
boy who is yanked out Of bed by the
hair, kicked out to milk and cuffed in
TO breakfast, as a preliminary to be-
ing popped through 10 the field all
day. is not likely to be consumed by
his love for the glories of agriculture
no for his sire Give the boy a fair
| show, and he'll stay with you till the
COWS come home. If you are so mean
he can't STAY at home. don't you go to
your neighbors with a hvp critical
shuttle and tell about your boys in-
gratitude after you have raised him.
Geo. N. Wood offers for sale 20
of his residence lots in Glenwood
addition ON East side at $25 each.
One dollar down. balance soc per
| week. No taxes sor interest. These
Aots are level, IS 1T. to good soft
water, dry cellars, II good homes
| in the neighborhood. Win build
| homes on monthly payments tf-d-w.
The Wisconsin University Mando-
lin, Banjo and Glee Clubs will give
you ONE of the finest tertainments
that a Grand Rapids audience has
ever been privileged to enjoy. You
will hear them in Days opera house
on New Years eve, Friday, Dec. 31st.
Seats reserved at Days drug store.
On Thursday, Dec. 10th a deal was
made which made Arthur G. Miller
of the First National bank owner of
the home ON Third street, formerly
owned by DR.. J. w. Rockwell. Mr..
and Mrs. Miller will not move into
their newly acquired home for a few
weeks as a number of changes in
the house are to be made.
Have you had your seats reserved
for the Wisconsin University Glee
Club Concert? Remember, the Man
dOlin, Banjo and Glee clubs are
three in one and are prepared to give
you the finest and most pleasing en-
tertainment of it's kind ever offered
opera house, New Years eve, Fri
day, Dee. 31st, under the auspices
of the East Side Ladies of the Con
gregational church.
Geo. N. Wood is the owner of
one hundred acre farm; So acres cul-
tivated, so acres of merchandise tim
Der, and IA acres creek bottom, new
small house, spring creek, good soft
water, good roads, daily mail best
of neighborhood. Labor in demand
in nearby factories. One mile south
Of city limits on east side. Also a
ing Bodette's shop. These properties
are great bargains. They must be
sold soon tf-d-w.
Clarence Jackson, local reporter
with this paper, has rendered his res
ignation for the purpose of going |
with his sister Luella to Phoenix, |
Arizona, where they will both be
employed and spend the winter This |
will leave a vacancy in the Report /
er office force which we would like |
to fill with some capable young man
work. Anyone desiring such pO- |
sitiom would do we'll to apply in per-
son as soon as possible.
CDQTNE HDEEK