Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-02-24


guage, and most OF them were used
last Sunday by Z lady who discovered
after coming out OF church, that her
new hat was adorned with a tag, on
which was written, reduced to
s2.75.
l. Barueh and daughter Elsie. are
back from Milwaukee where they had
gone in the interest of Mr. Baruch's
eye4sight. Ever since he had herpes
it left him with eye trouble and they
went to Milwaukee so he could re-
ceive medical attention. He is re-
ported to be improving.
FOR SALE, Exchange or Rent
A go acre farm, about one-haf I'M
der the plow, located in the town
of Hanson, with good buildings there
On, with or without personal prop
eTty. For terms enquire of J. Gins
burg, Vesper, Wis. R. F. D. No. /,
Box %. tidw.
E. c. Ketchum's ice crew is engaged
this week in filling up the Green Bay
& Western ice house. 1t will prob
ably require about four or five days
20 complete the work. Mr. Ketchum
will also cut ice for the several club
houses, which are located up the
river near Bm,on
NJ. A. Bogoger is having the in
terror of his store, at the corner of
Vine and First Street, remodeled. A
steel ceiling and steel walls are beins
put in which will greatly improve
the appearance of the place. Henry
Beim1er has secured the contract
for all the steel work.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Swan of this
city have the sympathy of the COM
munity in the loss of their seven
months old baby boy who died Fri
after weeks Illness. The funeral
service took place Sunday after
noon at o'clock from the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Jackson and
Mrs. J. Natwick drove out to- Miss
KOch's school in the Heiser district |
Monday evening where an entertain
ment was given in the school build
inU To oo1nI,.oto Wash In, OFF rr,,c b;r+b
day. Prof. Jackson gave a short |
talk to the pupils which was very |
pleasing and instructive
The extremely cold weather of the |
past few days has been very favor
able for the cutting of the ice which |
is being harvested by E. C. Ketch- |
UNI, the iceman, as it has frozen |
much thicker and on account of their |
greatly increased size, will not be |
necessary to cut SO many blocks in |
order to fill the icehouses.
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 or interest These |
lots are level, IS it. to good soft |
water, dry cellars, 70 good homes
in the neighborhood. Win build |
homes on monthly payments. tf-d-w
Word has been received from Ar
thur Lain stating that he Joined the |
navy in Duluth. He was sent from
Duluth to the naval headquarters
in Philadelphia and consigned to his
ship. He sailed on Tuesday for the |
winter quarters of the Atlantic fleet |
in Charleston, S. Carolina. Mr. Lain
enlisted in the marine branch of the |
service.
Mrs L. NJ Alexander has return
ed from the south. She was accom- |
panied by her daughter, Miss Paul |
inc Alexander, who returned to her |
school in New York Mr.. and Mrs. |
Alexander will leave soon for the |
northern part of the state, to re-
main for the balance of the winter |
In their home at Port Edwards Mill |
waukee Sentinel
Some men seem to thing if they get |
into 'scrape" and the editor men |
tiOnS it i'm his paper that he does it |
out of malice toward them In near |
ly every case of this kind nothing |
could be farther from the truth than |
such belief. 1t is the EDITORS bust |
ness to publish local happings, good |
or bad and if man furnishes mater |
ia1 for a. bad item he has no ONE to |
blame should it appear.
The remains of Mrs. S. w. SUIT |
lif, who died at her home in Rhine |
lander Monday night, will be brought |
here Thursday accompanied by her |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wheel.
an and her husband, Mr.. S. W. SUIT |
lif where the funeral service will be |
held Friday afternoon and the re
mains placed in the family lot in |
Forest Hill cemetery.
w. E. Wheelan returned Wednes-
day noon from Rhin chandler where he |
was called on account of the death |
of his sister, Mrs. S. w, SutIif His |
sisters remains will be brought to
this city, the home of her parents, |
and the funeral service will occur
Friday afternoon, probably from the
house. Details for this service have
not yet been arranged.
The l, o. G. T. Lodge held a bust
ness meeting ON Monday evening in
the ForesterSs Hall, which was con-