Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-01-20

Sio'iy W lHe appearance Oh the
building. c. NJ. Dougharty had charge
of the work.
CorllSS Bulger, who has been here
Tor the past week arranging to put
on home talent play for the Young
Ladies Sodality, has announced that
the play will be produced for the ben
fit OF the Grand Rapids band instead,
The play to be put on is entitled.
A Double Life" and rehearsals have
been going ON for week. The play
will be produced on jan 25th.
| Geo. n Wood is the owner of a
one hundred acre farm; So acres cul-
myated, so acres of merchandise tim
Der, and ID acres creek bottom, new
small house, spring creek, good soft
water, good roads, daily mail, best
of nelghborhood. Labor in demand
in nearby factories. One mile south
of city limits on east side. Also a
TO foot front on First street adjoin-
ing Bodette's shop. These properties
are great bargains. They must be
sold soon tfd-y
We are under obligations to Clsr-
ence E. jackson for copy of a pamp.
| let entitled, "Maricopa County. Ariz. :"
beautifully illustrated with birds.
eye view of Phoenix and it's public
buildings, fruit and farm scenes in
that vicinity. The contents is made
up of an interesting write-up Of that
ocalitV We appreciate the remem-
brance.
We are under obligations to Louis
A. Bauman, editor and manager OF
the Albion Nugget published at
Albion, Idaho. This copy was an H.
Illustrated issue showing up the ad-
vantages of that city and county. We
are glad to know that Louis is becom-
ing publisher of great ambition and
issues al excellent weekly paper
which represents the push and energy
of western progress. We extend con-
gratulations
The Womans' Missionary Society OF
the Congregational church was plea
sently entertained at the home OF
Mrs. G. NJ. Hill by hostesses Mesdames
G. M. Hill, j. w. Natwick, Theron
Lyon, Archie Mcmillan, Miss Anna
Mcmillan and Mrs. S. Church. About
forty ladies were present, and an ex-
cellent program was carried out.
This society will hold it's February
meeting at the home of Mrs. G.. r.
Gardner
The following scrap was picked up
the other day and is probably some
school boys compositions: 1.-THE hu-
man body is made up of the head,
the thorax and the abdomen. The
head contains the brains when there
is any The thorax contains the heart
lungs and diagram. The abdomen con
tains the vowels of which there are
five-a, e, i, O, u, and sometimes
and y.
Mrs. Lottie Lynn Campbell is back
from her foreign trip and is with
her father and mother at their home
just below Nekoosa. She had a pleas
ant trip but did not find matters In
the old country to her liking and she
returned to Grand Rapids and Wood
County the home of her childhood.
pretty we'll satisfied after all there Is
no place like home. Her many friends
will all be glad to see her and give
| her a cordial welcome
| A. 3. Jewell returned home Sat
urday from Milwaukee, where he had
been to attend the banquet given
by the Prudential Life Insurance Co.
to their agents in the state of Wis
| consin. At this meeting they went
over the past years business and
laid out line of work for the year
1910. Mr.. FeweH reports fine time
and many new ideas advanced by Of
ficers and old employees in the Pru-
Dental company. They look forward
to a big years business.
Recently, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar War
ner of the town of Rudolph receiv-
ed box of apples from Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Hecox, who raised them in
their orchard at North Yakima, Wash
ington. They were handsome, large
sized red apples and this office is
under obligations to Mrs. Warner for
a sample of them, In this connec-
ton we are pleased to note that
Fred Hecox and family are well and
prospecting and that his mother, Mrs.
Hecox is doing nicely for a woman
Of her age.
This office is in receipt OF a maya
zine publication entitled, municipal
Journal and Engineer" published In
New York City. 1t is an interesting
publication because of the many ex-
cellent articles nicely illustrated that
it contains in reference to road build
ing, street work, sewerage, drainage
and all matters Of interest to the
municipalities. We notice from its
title page that it is volume No. 81,
showing that 1t has been in existence
for q years. 1t is both interesting
and valuable.
We are informed that Mr.. and Mrs.
T. E. Nash arrived safely in Wash
ington, D. c., and that thus far they
are enjoying the life of Washington
where everything is interesting dur
ing the legislative session. Mr.. Nash
is feeling considerably better and
is very glad that he has made the
change for the winter and hds gen.
eraI health is somewhat improved.
They are delighted and glad that the.
ha ua o.nna thara for tho r1rinta or This