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Monroe City Democrat., 1910-05-26

Miss Pearl Vincent of Hulls, Ill.
arrived Tuesday to visit W. H.
Kliffmiller and family.
Monroe City Democrat., 1910-05-26

Clarence Bixler was with Hanni-
bal friends, Friday.
Monroe City Democrat., 1910-05-26

A rubber tired close carriage.
Any part of the city for 15c. Glenn
w. Wood new Livery Barn.
Monroe City Democrat., 1910-05-26

E.E. Cochran of Galva, ILL.,, has
been with his Monroe friends.
Monroe City Democrat., 1910-05-26

H. j. Holmes visited his son,
Amasa, in Shelbina Tuesday.
Monroe City Democrat., 1910-05-26

j. w. Stream says: The report
that l and my family are going to
leave the city is without foundation.
Monroe City Democrat., 1910-05-26

Robert Meriwether was a pro-
fessional visitor in Perry, Monday.
Monroe City Democrat., 1910-05-26

The Mission Circle of the Grace
Baptist church will have a bake
sale at Us. Harris store Saturday,
Nav 2Sth.
Monroe City Democrat., 1910-05-26
Something New.


A rubber tired close carriage.
Any part of the city for 15c. Glenn
w. Wood new Livery Barn.
J. E. Christian left Tuesday for
GolIry, Okla. on a business trip.
j. w. Stream says: The report
that l and my family are going to
leave the city is without foundation,
The Mission Circle of the Grace
Baptist church will have a bake
sale at j. S. Harris store Saturday,
May 2Sth..
E. E. Kratz has secured the con-
tract of building a $1,000 residence
in Perry for Mr.. Martin.
Robert Meriwether was a pro-
feSsional visitor in Perry, Monday.
E.. E. Cochran of Galva. ILL.,, has
been with his Monroe friends.
H. j. Holmes visited his son,
Amasa, in Shelbina Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Vincent of Hulls, Ill.
arrived Tuesday to visit W. H
Kliffmiller and family.
Miss Lena Turpin, of Ely has
been with friends in this city.
Tip Marshall, of Hannibal ha'
been visiting his mother and sister
fMesdames James Marshall and D
H. Stevens.
Mrs. John Sullivan, Of Palmyr'
has been visiting her parents, A
. Grimm and wife. ~
James Greeves of Perry, has beel
, with his friends in this city.
Thomas Pollard Of StOutsville
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-12

Long'alo. okla. NOV ll.-Thc
death has occurred here of John \,
Ritter abcd ~, % pioneer former
farmer resident of Blaine County
Who made the run when the ChoN-
settlement
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-12

The largest cut price Millinery S6lc
ever put on in Tulsa at this time ol
the year, ten DAYS only Miss Auder,
son with Bean Vandever. adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-12
[.2!I|llll!l'|5Si!|'|lIi;A;||'||a|
Much NIlulln IIuri,s

Spuy, Okla, NnN ll--A hay
barn. owned 10y D. A, Rugan, was de-
DESTROYED by fire last night, together
with sixty bales of alfalfa hlN There
was no insurance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-12

B. T. johnson W.U rutWw Monday
Tum ID visit 100 Indiana
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21

al1f cine @elebgebnng georungen, l1n-
ter ser sic 3uriid5iebung fraglos por-
aenomnen meroen uno friibere oerar-
tige 5dritte @eiebeSfraft erlangen
fonnten. 9ann aber ging ct nnter oem
11euen @eiebe obne 3ogern nno in
mirflaner 8eiie Dor. @ieleid)t miro
es lih berouslteQerL luel1n man oaS
56lubfa5it ieinre germaltung 5iebt,
oab er sod nidt Elm 10 GROCER Sebl-
[i6lag getpeien leim miro, fir lpelde
i'm 10 maude ungeitiime @erren i6on
iebt bolten. sSS1 oieiem porliegenoen
6aue fam u%1ierer Mniibt no6 ie=
oern1ann jeben, oab es better lit, menn
&onlerpation BON Dem @eiebe, a%l1itatt
bon ser @ilfiir ser @refutipe abban-
ala gen1adt miro. Man muB audi nit
ieueu altmooiid)en 2euten rebnen,
melde glaltben, es iei fit eiaen Yra=
lioenten gefdbrlid, na6 Ser Gbeorie
st banoeln, Die ole I'M Snterelie Ser
@oblfabrt unternommenen Sanolun=
gen gutbeiBt, oie nidt bonn @eiebe Der
6oten lino. Ma6 ser often un0> mie
mir gla"h"n, gelunoeren &egel, iollte
ser Yr0iioel1t bel ieOer Mmtsban0lung
ourh geleblide gll,toritat ge0edt iein.
@ie oenl ober immer iein mag,
@onlerpotion lit nidt mebr cine &oo=
iepelt ooer cine Saft &olitif, jie lit
gfotionolpolitif g%epor6en, ratifi5irt
un0 beitqtigt, bis 5u einem gepiien
@raoe menigltc1,s, 0urd ein @eiet
0es aongreles. Mebr @eiete iino
notbmenoig, u110 es / lt0ie Nbiidt oes
&r6ii0enter, iie an5urot6en nno gu
perlangen. 9ie gan5e Mngelegenbeit
loate uno, boffen mir es, miro our6
lorgfGltig o1sgearbeitete Sci ebe &C.
6edt mer0en, oamit 0us Golf feline
&e6te> inns ser 8rdiioent feline Modt
fennt. Die Eolitif fat Ell itperitano=
lid mon6e faliden Sreun0e un0 Sic
lie iollten an SEN Stranger geiteQt mer=
Sen. Mber mir 5meifeln nidt, oaB 0aS
Soft i'm ougemeinen 11n0 Sic mel
1ten ser int 0ffentliden 2eben iteben=
SEN MQnner ein emeiie un6 iorgfal-
tige 8eban0lung unierer natiirliden
@ilfsql1euen int 0ffentli6en Sntereiie
begiinltigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
8ani9ers Ne6tferti9un9.

Die Harlomentsfonuniliion, melde
NIT ser l1nter i1dyung 0es unerquid=
li6en Nin9ot=8auinger'i6en 9treifs
betral1t NOR, fat geiproden uno Sen
Mini]ter Des Snneren bon Sen be-
faunten idlperen @ormiirfe fen amtltd)
e%l1tlaltet.
0as n11sgeitel1te quite 3ergniB fat
ober MIR beoingungsmei len 8ertb,
Oern ibm muroe bon flint ser 5m0lf
&omitemitglieoer Sic 3uitimmung Der=
meigert. 0iei er 8efuno muB @errn
8alinger ul1o feline Sreun0e, nament=
lid aber SEN Yraji0enten Saft, um 10
peinli9er beriibren, als borber bereits
10 piel BON elmer Mobrenmaide Sic
&eoe mar, un0 Oiele nibt einmal er=
folgte.
Ser &ommilion geborten abt &e=
rublifoner uno bier Demofraten an.
SIR Die &edtfertigung @errn Sal
fingers itimmten aber MIR iieben iei-
ner 8arteigenoilen. Ser &epublifa=
1!er Ma0lo on bon &a1l as erflarte, oab
Sic @erreu Yin9ot, @arfielo uno
@lapis ein gutes &e6t 81 0en Mn=
griffen auf Sen Miniiter batten.
8as SEER 8auinger unter 0ielen
}tmitdn0en gu tbun iur at1gemeilen
ulr6 gut finoen miro, bleibt ab5umar=
ten. 8iSber erflarte er alen MuS=
fragern g%egeniiber, 0ab er nidt in'
el1tfernteit item 6aron 0enfe, bon leinem
Soften 5u%riif5utreten. 9aS llrtbeil
Der &ommillion 0iirfte ibn piellei6t
aber Do9 iu Sic en @nti9lnlie mor1=
fen0 moden.
Gem Yrdli0enten Gait fam ielbit=
Der ton0lib rienlor0 geredtermeiie Sen
@ortpurf MAIDEN, 0ob er 0urb feline
SteQungnabme in Ser 5ahe irgeno=
lpie obii6tlid unre0lid ban0elte. 9lber
oie slniidt Ser flint &ommiiiion5mit=
glieoer> 0oB ct ltd irreleiten lief ul1l
sic @egner @errn 8alingers porei-
Zig NIT Ser g1ttlolil1rg aus Sem
Dienit beltrofte, ml1b @errn Saft 0od
re9t peinlid b%eriibren. St muB ieb1
olt6 6arauf gefaBt iein, 6ab Sic 5abl=
reiden @egner &errn 8auingerS ibm
Sen @ormurf MAIDEN mer0en, 6aB Ell
iein llrtbeil in 0ieier Sode ebenio Dor
iiblerl &at6gebern beeinflulien lteB,
mie in Ser 3oufrage. Serr 8autn-
ger f0nnte 0urh leinen freipi1igen
Miidtritt semi Hr6ii0enten un6 leinel
Nortei piele Gerlegenbeiten erlparen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
aus Den, Moromeiten
Wttmnciuta.

Stillmater. : Die bieiige
9rurp% Snlet 2umber Company bat
einen Sbeil ibres Stammbol5es auf
ser SsSl1le l @ancpuper, .. g., an Elm
Spnoifat BON 9etroit, Mi6., meldes
ourh sen @ol5ban0ler &erbert Garl
pertretel1 miro, perfauft. IS ban0elt
itd Inn 20 5ettionen bon Geoern uno
60bren, I'M @an5en 4OO,OOO,OOO
SUB. Ser &mlfpreis gebt in oie Mil=
lionen.
% inmeopplis. - Gin unbe=
fainter Monn mietbete aln Son1tag
Morgen eiu Boot bei Sacob 8piinger
bon Gong Safe; ipater fano mall Dos
@oot lmgefippt uno einen 5tro6bl1t
ni6t meit oopo11, Mon gloubt, oab
ser ctma IS Sabre alte Mann ertrl1n=
fen lit. = Stint 8feroe in einem Stal-
le binter &ablrs 8dderei, 241 2. Mpe.
Noro, nno Elm Dem Benjamin 8inf=
Ter 1911 5. StraBe Moro, geboriger
Stau lino nieDergebrannt. Wfan Der
m1tbet in beioen 6auen 8rano1ttt=
tung. = @iaiom IS. Chapman bon
ser Eittsburg Goal Company, fat er-
flGrt, ooB, fols sic porboaoene Sob
lie auf oen 0odS in 9ulutb ni6t TO-
fort e,1tfernt uno &a11m fir nelle Sob
le gei6affen miro, 6ieie Sta0t Dor Ell
ner &o6lennotb itebt. Sir Mnfang
11Gd]Iten Mpnat miro Elm 5teigen Der
.Sartfoble un1 10 @e11ts pro Sonne
p~ropbe5eit.
ct. Saul. - Sim &C. sSllli miro
inn 5taatsfopitol bon Mimeiota cine
&onferen5 ser ltaatliben 8abnfom<
mifiare, Ser 6rahtbeamten Ser 8ob=
men int Nor6meiten un0 Ser interel=
lirten 6rodtperienoer iiber Sic nell
geplonten @etreioefra6traten 1tattfin=
Sen. Mon ermartet, 0aB bel oieler
&onferen5 Elm ginDernebmen 5nltonoe
fommt, oos oos Gini6reiten Ser 3mi=
6en1tootli9en @anoelsfommilion
un10tbig madt. Sci ser &onferen5
mer0en sic beioen Dafotas u1o Mtn=
nelota bertreten iein.
@bite @artb. - 9ie Snoia=
unter 6iibrung beS Mgen=
ten 5. 81. &omar0 fat 5mei Manner
perbaftet, melde in gbro Elm glan5en=
0es @el64ft 0ur6 &erfauf BON @e=
trdnfen an Sn6ianer an ser noroli'
hen @ren5e ser 9le1 erpation mabreno
6eS pergongenen 5ommer genna6t boz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21

lep @elites u1o 6es @auies pon
Gbos. &in6el an. diff Strabe perfect
geporoen. &m1bel5 @al1s miro Dem
@ii9of als @obnung 6ienen uno.
muroe fir $500 ermorben. Sobn=
ions ltn0 @raleps 8elib folten 5ulamz
men $4,000. 3aourh erbalt sic Di0-
5eie $50 SUP 5ront an Mib StraBe,
cine geraoe5u i0eale Sage.
sails. @aftbefeble
lin0 gegen 6re0. 2uger bon Der Ser
gus Salts 8rauerei Matb. Mcgntree
BON Sen 6lai6enmerfen, 6. S. 8en<
ser un0 Sobn Spilman, @anoler III
Semperen5getrd11fer, ermirft moroen
megen gelebmiorigen @etranfeper-
faufs. Sbre l1eberfiibrung erfolgte
6urh ei11en 9eteftip ser 8irgerliga,
Ser cine 5telle ols Sanger in einem
5beater angenon1men uno li6 in oaS
Gertraren ser 2el1te eingeldlide1 Bot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
RpnieroatipmS =Mplitif.

Gor einigen Sage11 fat Yralioent
Gaft auf @run0 zines bonn &ongreb
in ieiner lebten 5ibungsperio0e ange-
non1menen @elebeS aus ser offentlt<
den 0on1dne in Noro= nnO 5lio=Da=
fota, 8olbington, Mri5ona uno ntab
5uriidge5ogen. Gon 0iei en rieiigen
&ompleren liegen 17,S28,182 Mder
in Noro=9afota. Ser &al1ptfompler
oieier 5uriidgegangenen 2anoereien tit
Nfeulano. 9er &elt 0es mebr alS H.
100000 Mder betragen0en Areals
miro 6ur6 8ei tatigungen nno &atif!=
fattonen bon3uriid5iebungSper fiigul1-
gen geoedt> melbe mabren0 Ser lekten
bier Sabre obne lpe5iele gelebli6e
grmd9tigrng erlalien muroen. Mae
oiele 2quoereien bleiben Ser &lailifi-
%5ierung un6 ser meiteren 8erfigung
oes &ongrelles porbebalten. Srob
ser 5treitigfeiten iiber Sefretar 8al=
finger glal1ben mir ni6t, 0aB ieurals
Elm @runo borhan0en par, lm an
Nr4iioent Salts freunolt6er @eiin=
nung gegeniiber 0em @rin5ip Ser &on-
lcrpation gu 5meifeln.
Mae mpblmeinen0en 2eltte bobe1t
Elm Snterelie 6ara11, oaB oie &pnler=
potions-Holitif ebrlib uno furdtlos
uusgefiibrt miro. user tie aus fiibrt, lit
babel 5iemli6 nebeniadli6. 8raii0ent
,Iaft bat' 5meierlet getba1, mas feline
Mufribtigfeit benefit. st fat 5unddit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
~trder 8cnroton
MACH FLETCHER'S
ORJA
SMb0afpta.

Nierre. - Cine 5u 6 &ro5ellt
per5inslide @ppotbef iiber 1885,
600 lit beim Staats iefretdr gel0idt
moroen. sic lpl1r0e inn Sabre 1888
BON Ser Dulutb, @otertomn & Hact=
ficbabn, einem 3meige Ser Great Nor=.
tbern, ausgeiteut SIT @unlten ser Gent
trol 5rul So. BON Seem Sort l11o
lit nun bon ser Great Nortbern befrie=
6igt poroen. ].
Mber6een.- @eriidtmeil e per=
lautet, DaB Sic ct. Saul gobn bier
ei1en 8abnbof er6ouen miro, in mel
1em o1b sic General ltno Oipiltons=
beomten lire &ouptq1artiere baben
ipIen. 3os @eriidt finoet feline off
5iene @eltqtigung, ober es 1T befannt,
oab sic @abn iid ieit ldngerer 8eit
nit einem oerortigcn Ylane tragt.
5iour Sails. - @ebetmniB.
pplle @iirr1er -babel1 iid altf SEN Sci
Sern i11 ser Nabe BON @bite, @roo-
fings County, lpdbreno ser letten 2
@oden geseigt uno iino ourd ei11en
Sodperltdnbigen pom Mderbalt Col
lege in 8roofil1gs ais Ser gefiirdtete
nMrmp" =@1trm crfannt iporoel1, Ser
int 0urdidnitt einn1a1 i11 Is Sabren
ouftritt. gr ridtet rieiieen 5do0en
o1 un0 5iebt bon einem 6el0e 5unt an
oern. Mon fann i'm nun befampfer,
lpenn MON Sic Seller, in be1en er
bauit, 0urd tiefe 6l1rben einoanmtt.
8ene6ourhe. = gieb5iidtcr,
melde BON bier aus Der e1t0en, periu-
den, lire @eroen 10 idnen mie moa-
lid ouf sen Marft 5u bringen. Stint
bunoert @aggons itno beiteQt moroen.
Sic 6,1rht, ooB sic Sutterer11te III
oielem Sabre cine iebr geringe lein
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
&on
greet.

Sn 8uenos gpres, Ser Saltptitao1
Mrgenti11iens, lit nunmebr sic Diert(
internationally &onferen3 ser amerifa:
nii6en Nepublifen eroffnet mor0en
mo mon lit geipannt, mie Die Sc
iddfte berlaufen meroen, oa aub Der.
or6entli6 bel 3iin6itoff porliegt, ser
lei6t our pollitan0igen Mrfloiung ser
NIT Nd u1o ardb 5uiammenge=
i6meiBten 8erbinoung fiibren fam.
Maeroings lit ser 5toatsi efretar Bbi=
lander &nor als Gbef Ser Delegation
Ser @ereinigten Staaten nit GROCER
9ldtung nn0 logar mie gemel0et miro
nit Gntbuliosmus empfangen uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
GerlQnqt.

Gin beuti6<tatboliides Mdb@en 5nn,
iofortigen @intrttt in elmer 6entf9zfatbo<
Ii19en Samilie berlangt. @ute 8ebanb;
lung 1nb anbeuernoe 8eiGdftignn9,
nebit 5ufrieoenlteuenoem 2obn 5ngeii9ert.
Ndberes 5u erfragen 635 Suffer StraBe.
8n1r. W2inn. 26=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
Mrbeiter "a Gtnnben Sen Soo.

0ie bei6afftglten fleinen Ginger,
Sic lie gemo6t mnr6en, iino ST.. Sings
2ebenspt4en. Seoe 8ine lit ein nit
3uder iiber5oge1es &iigelden ser &C.
irnobeit, oas Sdma6e in 5tdrfe,
Mattigfeit in Gnergie, @irnidmdde in
geiitige &raft lmanoert; unperoaulid-
felt, @opfmeh 6roitfiebet, &artleibig-
felt, Waloria BELT. 25f in Molitors
Mpotbefe.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-12-15

breeze from the Gulf is obtainable
all day and all night. Every one
regrets losing the Akey family E ].
Akey has now been here over Is years
and during that time has earned the
respects of the entire community.
He has proved himself not only pro-
gressive and thorough business man,
but also a gentleman endowed with
an usual amount of vim and energy.
He came here fifteen years ago repre-
senting the Chicago Herald, also was
connected in the credit department Of
the Eau Claire Grocer Co., from there
he came to the Leader and was with
that paper for over three years. He
then bought in with the Telegram
and remained with that paper until
now. He was mainly instrumental
in building up the Telegram to what
it is at present and that paper regrets
his departure and they together with
this paper wish him every success.
In the NJ. E, church he was one of
the leading lights and it is largely
owing to his efforts and the effort of
his excellent wife that the church is
as we'll off as it is. In a special man
ner Nh. Akey wilfbe missed in the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-12-15
PITTSViLLE.

Mesdames Chas. Kruger and ]. D.
Witter and Miss Inez Witter of Grand
Rapids were guests at the Woodwork
home last Thursday.
Fred Dahms of Monroe was a bust
ness visitor here the forepart of the
week.
Mrs. NJ. 3. Wood is spending the
winter in Chicago.
DR.. SaIter was a professional Wis
itor at Arpin Wednesday.
The Minnetonka Indian Medicine
Co., showed here all last week. Miss
Bertha Betke was elected the most
popular young lady by large major
ity and was awarded a hand painted
sofa cushion top A social dance was
given by the Crown Orchestra after
the show Saturday night
A. R. Mitchell was a business Wis
itor at the Rapids Wednesday of this
week.
Mrs. Lubbin of Veedum is report,
ed as dangerously i'll.
Edwin Carley left Saturday for his
home at Stevens Point after spend
ing a week in our midst.
Mrs. A. B. Cotey returned last
week from Superior where she had
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-12-15

Mrs. A. Zurfluh of Nekoosa was
guest at the H. Zurfluh home
Mesdames ]. Whitmore, R. Cahill,
". Yerbancour and F. Millen bah
were shopping in your city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Whfttlesey attend
ed services in the Rapids Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. P. Guam were Ru-
dolph visitors Sunday.
Mrs. C. Odene and two daughters
were Grand Rapids visitors Saturday.
Mesdames J. E. Bryan and H.
Whittlesey were shopping in the
Rapids Saturday
J. R. Raglan Of your city was here
on business Friday.
Fred Gahl was a business visit
or in your city Tuesday.
Levi Leroux was at Rothschild a
few days the past week.
Mrs. Saul Preston of Alberta, Can.
was a caller at the F. Noel home
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM McNaughton
entertained the formers sister and
friend from Appleton a few days the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Eberhardt enter
tanned the Iatter's father from Mil
waukee over Sunday.
E. Eichsteadt was at Merrill and
Clinton on business the pas week.
Mrs. P. Guam was a Grand Rapids
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Jess Kenyon of your city was
guest Of Mrs. F. Noel last Tues
day.
| Mrs. Clark Lyon of your city was
the guest of Mrs. J. ShelIhammel
Tuesday.
The Fahl-Breeze wedding took plac'
Monday morning, the ceremony being
performed by R. w Cahill Justice o.
Peace at his residence. The youne
couple went right to Housekeeping
in the Deyo flat.
Miss HuIda Holmstrum visited he.
parents in Sigel Tuesday,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-12-15

Does it pay the farmer to protect
birds? Only one answer is possible
Even from the point of view of an in
vestment for profit, the time and ex-
pense necessary for their care and
protection are richly repaid. There
is the added consideration that with
out the music and campanionship of
birds the world would be the poorer.
Anything that adds to the attractive
ness of the farm life is worthy of at
tenuon even if no actual return is re-
eeved in dollars and cents. Happi-
~ the farmer who protects birds Sc
cures a double return, increased pro
fit from his crops and increased
pleasure of Lying.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-12-15

A wisely conducted newspaper is
like a banquet says an exchange.
Every thing is served with a view to
variety. Help yourself to what you
want and do not condemn the entire
spread because pickles and onions
may be included. If you do not re
fish them some one else may find
them palatable. Be generous and
broad enough to select gracefully sue
reading matter from the newspaper
as will be agreeable to your mental
taste. You, as an individual, are not
compelled to swallow everything. We
do not all think alike on every sub
jeet and it is a good thing, as it max
more variety, and variety is hte spice
of existence.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-12-15
PORT EDWARDS.

There will be special Christmas ser
vices at the Chapel Tuesday evening
Dec. goth, at 1870 o'colck. Every
body cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Geo. Wilhorn is on the sick
list.
Mr. and Mrs. H zurfluh are re
joicing over the arrival of a baby
boy at their home last week Tues
day.
Mesdames L. Williams and Chas1
Helke were Grand Rapids visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Padgham and daughter
Delma were Grand Rapids visitors
Saturday.
Miss Violet Ransome was a Chicagc
visitor the first of the week.
c. Wellner returned from Roths-
child the past week we'll satisfied
that Port Edwards is the best place
to work
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-12-15
SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS

Lincoln Building, Grand Rapids,
Wis, December 3, 1910.
The regular meeting of the Board OF
Education for December was called
at the Lincoln Building at 7:45 p. m.
The following commissioners were
present: Reeves, Gill, Babcock, Wit
ter, Clapp, Oberbeck, Taylor, Nash,
Hatch, and Natwick; absent commits
sfoners Hill, Brazeau, Philleo, eKl2ogg
Bein and Meilicke.
The minutes of the last regular
meeting and of the special meeting
held November 28th, 1910, were read
and on motion, the minutes were &C
cepted and the business done at the
last regular meeting approved.
The following bills were then, on
notion allowed:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-12-15
OFF FOR TEXAS
The Akeys Say Good Bye and
Every One Wishes Them God
SDeed.

The Akeys leave this morning 1890
for Texas They will move out on
fruit farm at Mission, Tex. Mr.. Akey
has bought a half interest in news
paper The Mission Times, a real live
paper in live section of the state.
He has two houses on the farm, one
bungalow and the other a tenant
house for the farm-overseer to live
IN. They are 90 miles from the gulf,
two hours ride by rail or automobile
brings them all on to the splendid
bathing beach at Matamoras, Mexico,
where they will have wonderful
variety, bathing, tarpon fishing, and
laundering and trout fishing Also
an unlimited supply Of fresh oysters
the year round. Some might think
that weather is very hot down there
but it isn't. A most delightful
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-12-15

been to nurse her daughter-in-law, who
is reported to be gaining.
Amos Dawes arrived hOmelast Wed
nesday after railroading in Missouri
and Illinois all summer. He liked
the work and the country but was
more than anxious to eat some home
cooking" again.
Mrs. Fred BaIch and son John have
gone to eastern Washington where
Mr.. Balch is employed and where
they will make their future home.
Otto Wills with his team and A. D.
Parlsen with Chas. Heuer's team left
Saturday for March to work in the
woods for the winter.
A neat sum was netted at a Ras-
ket Social held at the Hutchin's home
last Friday evening for the benefit
of the Congregational Sunday school
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-12-15

The final apple report submitted by
the Orange Judd Farmer gives the
total in the United States as $4,000,
GOO barrels or a little lessthan the
average Of the last two or three year
owing, however, to the unyen distri-
button OF the crop and excessive trans
portation charges, prices are apt to
be high in some sections. The Uppe
Mississippi region suffered an almost
total loss owing to the severe storms
Of April 23rd to 25th which followed
an abnormally warm March. The Pa
cffic states have a bumper crop but
freight charges of $500 per car of 900
to 500 bushels take much from the pre-
fits of the grower.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-12-15
Burns Thursdax- Dec. 3.

Preparations are being made for
Christmas tree and exercises at the
Z. B. church of Strongs Prairie.
Ed. Smith who spent last week
with his daughter and other relatives
at Minneapolis, Mimi, returned home
Monday.
Frank and Austin Ely spent the
week of Thanksgiving at the old
home, Miss Holcomb OF Endeavor ac-
companied them.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Strand gave tmem a surprise
and nice present one afternoon last
week About one hundred being pre-
sent Mr. Strand and wife expect to
spend the winter with a daughter in
| Washington.
Myrtle and Oscar Fnkrud were
entertained at the Ed. Smith home
! Thanksgiving.