Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-07-15

IaSnlOn-but hang fashion IL 1t is
going to damage the looks of pretty
girl or woman A fine forehead is
something to be proud of and we can
not spend so much time and waste
SO much ingenuity trying to make it
appear that the Almighty had made
them as destitute of forehead as an
Indian.
Settling up time is drawing near.
and if you wish to collect your bills
easily get your bill heads printed.
This class of work is neatly and
cheaply executed at this office. We
have in stock different sizes and
shapes of bill heads and statements.
Our commercial printing is neat, cor
rect and in accordance with the pre-
vailing styles. '.The best is the
cheapest"
L. A. Wright of Columbus, who
is member of the Republican Cen
trail Committee and who is in this
city to attend the State Vetinarians'
association, spent some time We'd
nesday visiting our school buildings.
Columbus expects to erect in the
not distant future, a new high
school and they also expect to have
County Normal School in that city.
Mr.. Wright was very much impressed
with the schools in this city. Our
schools are beginning to attract at
tention throughout not only our own
state, but neighboring states as
we'll and Grand Rapids may we'll be
proud of it's schools.
One of our fellows who poses as
written, recently answered the fol
lowing advertisement in an eastern
25-cent paper: eve will send IL
cents for 1902 pennies" He scraped
around until he got fifty of the 1902
mintage and forwarded them in a
registered letter. He received i'm
mediate reply saying that when he
sent 1852 more pennies, sufficient to
make up the number-1902-he would
receive his II cents. He gave him
self a kick, borrowed enough to sub
scribe for this paper and proposes in
the future to keep posted on these
little graft games.
The old sidewalks in front of L. M.
Nash's property on the west side on
First avenue north up as far as AS
SCISSOR Chandose's residence prop
erty have been taken up preparatory
for laying new cement walks. When
this work is completed and curbing
laid and the space between side
walk and curb filled in it will add
greatly to the looks of said avenue.
1t would add to the present appear
ance if a scythe was used in cutting
down the high weeds in some places
upon this same avenue. The city
authorities and property owners
ton and add to it's general appear
ance. 1t is noticeable to those who
have occasion to drive up that way,
when compared with the attractive
appearance of other streets about
our city. Civic pride is good
thing. Push it along.
Roy Thornton is assisting Rev.
Dewey to hold tent meetings at Am
hers5 and Weyauwega.
A. L. Putnam and crew of masons
are building new depot at Hat
field this week, for the Green Bay &
Western Company
Mrs. John Hilderman was taken to
the hospital at Oshkosh Monday to
have an operation performed. Her
husband accompanied her
Prof Edgar Packard of River Falls
Normal school, who visited in this
city last week, has accepted the
principalship Of the new Green Lake
County Training school, which is To-
Gated at Berlin, Wis.
Max Steinberg and family moved
into their new residence Monday
on Second Street North. He will
now have a new barn erected on the
premises. This makes them pleas
ant home with all modern improve
ments.
Stevens Point Journal: Fred Nc
Cullough of Grand Rapids has sue
ceeded William Gill as foreman of
the finishing department at the
Joerns furniture factory. Mr.. Gill
and family have removed to Clinton,
Iowa.
The Lyon Land Company held their
annual meeting Friday at the home OF
Mrs. ]. w. Natwick at which time
they elected officers. DR.. Lyon Of
Wausau and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.