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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

cine, Got % In Gone 8c GomItpd's I'm.
ternbtbetluna in Rtp Sapen; 81.
Gena Shdrotne an sSefiie Shorotre
Got 20 in berislben llnterubtbetlung;
$400.
Ri9aro Ma6ppr u. 4nb. an MiIs
i'm Wtdooor, einen Graft 2ano in
gurDsp 1874 in auosrfou 5UpHIbip;
$700.
Raphael W. 9sorsttt an u. SO.
5aIDarb, 2pt 8 in Wptenbefo Inter
cbtAeiIuug; 81.
u. %. 5aptDarD on Gillian Sor-
geunt, odsIstbs Gteent6um; 81.
+ Samss W. 8rofpn an alma g.
Bagner, Got / in oSamss 80. 8ropn's 8
ltnterabtbeilung in SilDerton; 81.
gotpuro g. 3urr an Dorotbn 8.
0urr, so BET 100 5ub an Der Oitisite
Der Winton Roao IN Dtntou gIacs;
81.
Robert u. Srslunb on 2auru Sre.
lamb uro gprus SO. Srelano, % bel
112 SUP on Der DefTeits Der Clifton
acenue. % 5uB HDroIi6 BON gonrop
gtroBs; $1,000.
2ucp &. R. Sofea II. Qno. an 8ils
liam q. 5ofea, Sruftes, % Cots in
ELbsrt SOfsa's rntsrubtbstlung; 81.
4ntbonp WdrgOlo an Roie Dolflsp,
80 Bel PIT SUB an Der NOroieit. Der
UnSrnor Spfnnr pnrn. 01
6enrp 2ude an Sobr 8. Orr,
G6eile Der Cots Is uno 19 in 9rofpsr
gtapurt'g 1lntsrdbtbetlung; 81.
Rslis &. U1arpin an Qena Wsrsr,
19 bel so SUB an Der 0sitiette DER
Pite Strabs, 122 SUB fHbItd bon 8.
StraBs; 81.
Utargaret McGabs on 9.org.
G9utts. 40 BEL 141 SUB an Der ROros
istte Der 9urostte IDeHue; $1,000.
Warp RusbeI on G.orge g. Rusb.t,
atr 2anb in Settiou Is in 9rssn
9ppnfbip; 81.
Worp Ruebel an Qaprsnce 5. 4no.
nan, 7 Sabr. 9a6t 6ssieIben Gtqsn=
tbums; $3333.34 buar uno $40O per
SSd6r als Ulietbs, nit benz Qrtaufs-
r,6t gu $6666.66.
5enrp u. Rurre an Bertha S6utsr
99 Sabre pn6t BON 4 bel II ;Sub an
Der Sftfeit. Der Suutpdn Qpeuue, GO
SuB n0roli6 Don gburt Strube in
Ct. Bernard; jdbrIife Wtetbe $37. $50
nit Dem Nutuufsre9t gu $3.50.
9eorqs QopeQ, QominiitrutDr, on
Warp u. 2apeu. Sbeil Der Got / in
). .. Cartons gfuts; $4,000.
Bernard lbeIen an 2outs gtttr unf
Ttepsr Soeel % JuR an Der Siioieit,
Der Gorgportb strubs; 81.
SObn U. 9srusr on aats Serrer. e
6si 200 JuB an Der @efisits Der goer
qOsrus, 225 TuB n6rolih Don gburI
ION Strabs; 81.
5ruRcis U2. 2tper an ben 6t9blani
Fifbina Club, eiusn sratt Quno il
SurOen 1882 in QuosrIon SotpnIhip
! S237.5O.
Gable 9. RufFr.r an Freo. 6. Ri
ddros, 5 SABRE gaht zines SbsiIs BOZ
Got 6 in Wdrtb1 Ruffnsr's urterab
tbeiluns in Bomb Stu; mondtIih'
Wi.tbe $50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

5dftr. -2ufubr So, ,775 Bu., gerianbt
- Bu. Rorft fsf. etanbarb mel.
Ser 4ot. 30. pstser 4o11c 30. 3 39s4e,
s.u ii fea. grtma las = i4os, 30. /
125-1s6c, SO. Q fi5wl2oc, go. s ioOc.
SOFTEN III fsft. State 1910, orbtndrer
Goat 1910, orbtndrer bis 6otes 2l-24e,
1909. 1916,
pduts ftno ftetis. -- Central america
asber ia ftsfs. SemIOd 23k--27t.
Bort TIT Itetig. saHIilp Sl6 1920 90,
ihort clear $l5.oo-1s.0o, Dees $l7.75-
1925.
9ssf 1T ftetia. TaniIp s14Oo-15.O
Neb 2ls0o-lS.50, BeefsS6tnten $26. 90
--28.0O, 8erpadt Sl2 OBJ so, Gitp ertra
Srbia ReB $l5.00-15.50.
Gut Meats Hnb ftstig. gepbfeIte Bel.
lies, 10 bts IA gfo., 1l--12Lc, bo. SHuts
tern SL-8&4c, bo. 5hinteH 1lA--12c.
2 d m ala 1T feit. MiooIe @eft prirra
S8.l0 - $50. Raffintrtes itetia. Com
tinent $3.50, 9. u. 50 40, COMPOUND Z
7It.
5uE 1T ftetts. grima gitp l5-16c,
Gouutrp 5I-81se.
Oa " Nv " ptt uuWtH SeL VI fLeIlQ
grima robes S5O7--5.20, prtma CONNER
seIbes $6 2O-6.4O.
8etr lsum ftetiq. HafFintrtes 8eu
Dort S7.25, 8btlansIp6ia uno Baltimore
$7.25, DO. in Butt $3. .75.
BoIIs III rabis. Domsftie 5Eescs 28-
2ge.
6art III uitIts. Strained, esp5buIt9ss
bis autss s. so.
Ierpeuttn 1T miLlio III 83e.
REFS 1T rubtg. Gtubst ntider 2A-5e,
Batna 54--6c
moIaiies lit ftstig. Ren Orleans Open
HettIe. outer BITS dbotce, 8o-50c.
3uder. - Rober 1T feft. 8tuseapa6o
s9 Ieit, 333c. Centrifugal sc Ieit 383c,
gloldfss 3u9sr 80 Zen 8.08c RdffFnirter
Vt itstis. Gut 2Oaf SO, Gruibeb 5.6Oc,
NouEo n" 5.25c, Gubss 5.l5c. 9opoereo
500c, Granulateo 490c, Diamond ~"
4.s0, Goufsttioners 81" 4.75c, Ro. 475,
70. 2 4.70c, Re. 34.65. Ro. 4 4.6Oc, no. 8
4.55e, 30. 8 4.50c, SO. 445c, Ro.
4.40c, Ro. 435c, Ro. 10. 4sOt, go. II
4.25c, 90. II 4.20c, Ro. l3 ljc, RO. IL
Abe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08
Ghtcado, 3. raj.


W.bI. - Der Tartt TT feft. Wiuter
gateHts s3 So %, stTatghts ss.Jo-4.25
SprinJ gdtsnts be'tes s. .65-5. 10. 5traiebts
81 .l0-4.25, Ba.ers S3.30-4.55.
BeiseH. Fur Hai 93k--97c, am
saus 941Is; tdr Suit s31s - sec, am
saIub s5sic fite Ssptsrnber 8714-s81Ic.
am ShLus s714c; fur December 89I-
9Oc. am ShIus s91zc.
BeIi 9torH. Sdr Rat 531I-54le,
am sbLus 5324c; fir SuIi 522s-523+c, Gm
s6Ius 521e; fur September 527s--53Lc,
am Stlus 53Be; fir Ts;embsr 5l-5l1Ic,
am Sttu5 5iKc.
SAFER, - Sar Rat 32K - s3e, am
Shlns 32%c; fur Suti S22-32Ac, am
S1Iub S2Hc; fitr September 3lI-3214c, {,
am S6Ius 32e.
RoggeE. - go. ll2c.
Bsrfts. Bute Tuttergerfte 65--s5c,
quite bis dolce RaItssrfts I00-Il2c.
5!G ns iaamen. - Ro. g I'D. 242c,
Ro. U. @. 2j5c.
aimOtbpiaam -Sl2O1p.s Gent
Her.
9Iseiaameu.-Sl5.T5 per Gentuer.
Webporf. -&l5. 5.s7K-l6.O0 per BbI.
Sar 5nH $l4.s5 - i4.e2%, am S6IuB
Sl492k.
s4mat,. - 500 per 100 gfuub. SIr
SnIi 02Ls--S.lC. am ShLus Ss.07Se;
Iiir Ssptsmbsr sS.l2H-S.20, an S6Iub
Ss.17H.
Short Rtpperieiten.-2oie 81. .37H
1873 per 100 Rio. Sir Suti s7.875-
1921. am S5Iub 1921 fir September
S7.s2h-7.sO, am 59IHB $3.50.
Saultsru- - short flare SstteH, per'
padt, s5.0O-S.2j.
Butter.-Rartt IN itetis. Grsamsrg l6
PIE. Tdiru i3-ISc.
GtsF. Rartt itsti3. SriiAs l51l--
l6c per TustHo.
adis - Rartt ftstis. Cream llH-l3e
per RiuRo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08
9 Snmeihethaft. d

Gle: sd piiros Sbren aHtrds an
nebmen. tpenn Sic fih sutfdIieben
tOnnten, bas Snnupfen auf5ueeben."
CT: .Aber ieIbitper Itdnolidb; meine
sabatsbofs mar ia sigsutlih nur oas
6urrOcat fir eins ifrau."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08
Groceries.

Su6sg- gretfe fen RafNnirteg Gut
Qeaf 8.8Os, psweeree $50. Gubes 8. .75s,
eranHIGtee 8 Soc. eoafeetionsrs ~" q. 4Be.
EH "a" 5.20-6.45e. meiber syfrd -"
6.O6-5.i5c. eytra So 4s5-5OOe, srbsna.
rsr eeEber 4 T5--4.sDc.
RoIafiss 1T ftetia. aew Orleans
cvsn aeffge 34--44e, GentrifueaI l6-28t,
per Gdlone. Sorg5um 33--37e per Wansne.
Rsis.-EQarst lemEta iebsaft unb fts.
tis. 2ouiftana. eanep oeas s--e1<e. prima
4L-51St. oreiH6reg 8 - 4e, Sapan sH-
at4e per 9fuHe.
Tatrs grosRfts
putter. 0isRabfrase fur greamerH III
aut une bic Ereiie iteiia. Eanep Greamerp
241.e, ereaHierp ftrffs 23s.c. DO. Ieeoucs
Gle, ianes Dairs l5e. 10. l8t<e ser 9fe.
Qdie. - Rsrtt iietsa. Csio Hat I41.c,
RerbwefterIider l4I -I5e. NewDors 1871
s4msiser Ia i61<e, 2imsurser I4l1e,
Bird i31<e per s3fune
eier. - aneebot mdbia. Rahirase gut.
Warit ftstte. ssrima friiAe nihnereler
lse, fsrfss i4e, seconds i2Izs per Dusb.,
0dnfeeisr 30e. Gsriensier I5s per Deb.
&efIaaeI. - Radfraae sienslicp cut,
Anaebot mdbia. alsins epriR9 Ghi6ens
pcH liz 1funo 18--33c, groke 9prin.
aers von Biune an6 barIber 20 - 25c.
DakEeT l2l<e, Sdbne Sc Trutkasmer l3e,
Gnas Sc, Gusea I2e. GdHfe 6--se per Rf6.
Cbf uHe @emafs.
aepfeI.-baHfs asm sort S5. 1850,
aspohnlidse 81. .0o-5.2 IS per BbI.
ettveHeH ~ Rarft ftetig. ealtfernis
s. .b0--3.75. JaeffiEa t3.5O-5.75 per Rife.
Simes 75e per Sdabtel
DrasseH. Rartt rasis ans lsetts. -
california s5.00-s-50. blori6a &2.0 -
2.75 per Rite.
eEbbeertn. - Alabama IS. .00--< 90
per Crate ron "a Euarts
aartoffeIH. - Ri&isan s2.25--2 40,
louisville 81. .00-2.26. per Nkl. eai benz
Weietie HHD % 65e per 4u. I'm Stese.
Griibe Cbtp ft .35-i 80 per 1u.
5unae aartoffsin.--dlsriee re.
Hcfs 44.23 - 4.50. No. 2 bo, $3.50 ~ 3.75.
Hctils ~ f.00--4.50 per UbG.
u ea1tastetfefR.--Scut3srn Eusen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08
Rem BORT, 8. Rai.

Rem BORT, 8. Dai
9iru mar ieit su S4l,5o - 400 uub
aupfer Hau; qate ;u sl2.37H - 1880.
sIsetroI9tbie ,u sl2l21&-l2.25 uHb Ga
ffine Ju Sll 57k-l2.l2. 8Iei ipdr HGa Su
p .40--4.50 uHe SpeLter 90. AZ $40
5 As. Giien unuerGnoert. Ro. founors
Northern All $l5.25 - 1873, 20. 2 DO. 81
sl5 .OO--I5.5O. Re soutberu uns Ro.
scut5ern loft su Sl525-I5.T5.
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Il n beb d I.

Wirt6 (entriiFtf: rBie, cine Haart
1T Sbnsn 3u thsusr fiir Den Safsnbras
ten2 Sic oenttn nobl, bel uns tIets
tern bic 6aien mar 70 gum Dahfeis
tier berein2~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08
9 n bLit m a I.

Mirtb: .Rsins 5erren, Gle tonHsu
iest unmDgIioh uofbauis ssben; ss
aiebt ia tpie NIT aanntu!"
ghor Der Gfammsdite: .,gnhEih
NAL sin --- psEuart rs @sitsrl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

HInbute -Iw SuFdnr bat HaD1es
ldffen Hno bic Dreiie fiuo oaber itartsr.
DieisIben fstsaeH um I0s per 100 gfuno. BE-
ionbsrs fur ltidte 5iei'her'orten. Ter
RGrst iAIob feft. stc6srs uHo 5sebers
iinD hetia.
s4uer. ssiere s4.s5-5.75. .rtra 1913
800, fanep $500. Eaisn s2.25 4.75,
JIstf6erf.ers s4Oo--5.65, ertra %. 1873 90,
beifsrs s8y00--5.s5. srtra $3.50 - 600,
Ribe s2.25-4.65. ertra s4.65-475, Gan,
nsrs $225 - $50. stoters uEo Seeosrs
t3.75--550, srtra s5.so--5.75.
lIen.-Isr Rnrft mar beute Fsit uno
bic greiie ftshen um f5-25c boher.
Rassrs uno Ieihts 90. 75--4.35. soIoaua
a. .40--5.lo, srtra s5l5--5.25. fetts euasH
475-525. tf
RtI4sa6e. - Die 2ufubr mar In Der
perHohensu NODE arobsr une bic gretie
fseIeu nm $3.50 bis 500 per sti6 Die
Ra6fraae mar Hur mdstg.
Grtra s62y50-65. %. quite bis auserItiens
s42 10000, oreiHdre bis quite $l5OO-
40.O0
RdIber. - Ter Rartt mar heute taum
ftetsa uHe bic Rreiis ftsien etruas
CroiHare uRe sr0Bs as .50--5. rs, fair sis
CUTE Esfhts s5.0o-952. Extra es.25-7.5 so.
RAiber In ben 3ommiiions 6As fern --
Narep 61<c. primd bis auserIeieHe 5H-
6s, eretndre 4-5e
snwefn e-Tie 3ufatr mar heute
sIernlid sro5 une bic Bretfe itetia.
SAwers S6psins branteu s5 5.S5-5.0 .05,
cute 5is auserIeisns Herpa6unass une
gfeiiAerierten e6 l0-S.15. etmiiAte psrs
pa6anasiortsn s605-6.io, erbinare BIS
auserIsfens iHnere fstts Sdue s3.50-5.l5.
srtra s5.25. etaas 800 - 3.s5. Ieidte
Derfdnetforttn s6.0O-6.l5. 5erssI BON 10
pfc. nHb peniaerS4. 10 $50.
GAafe uns CANINE - Tie 3ufuhr
wdr htnte wssber sertag uHo Der Narft
ftstig fir Snafe uns dHsmer. Srahi6hrss
2dntnley aber ftieaeH um Soc per 100 8fe.
S4afe.--Grtra s365--3.T5, gnte BE aus,
trIefsne s3.25 - $50 pretRdrs bts quite
e. 0O-o25.
9anfmer. geihorene ertra $500,
aate bis anserIeiene sj.00--650. 0reindre
BITS cute $4.50-4.s5. .Srabiabrs sdmMsr s \
- sL<e, pro Bfrne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

Der timiat i'm biefsen Glearinsbdas See
lief f1 heuse auf 81, 300, 800. lie Inmate
Der pesilsNsneH NODE belisfsn H6 aaf
s23. .9s7 $50. geaen s2S, ,lO7 300 In Der tors
rtipDnslssHben Aso4e ees pcrtssH 3astes.
kssef.eenrtfkkn.
Tis aftisH Der ansrieaa Rolling Rtu
&c. nab Der GeIunfbid 6Bae & electric 60
wartsn beute siemIit ftarf gebanosIt nnb
tsassn ftft TN prsiis. aud G.ns gas &
electric pasen Ia RaHlraee. Ra6itehsabs
Wsssaufe fHe su berialsa:
sla sss Dsre. vtsEES
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Gbtsaas. 9. Rai.

ainbpis6. Bsspss $500 - SO,
Tsras stiese ~. .60-6.50. msFfIiAe stisrs
s480-S 90. Stefers uHe yeseers s4O0--
$40. aahs unb Heiisrs 81 1850, Ralber
$4.50-6.s0 Rarti itart
cAwetus. ast1is t5. .7o-6.1O, a.,
initiate 85. 70--5 80, 'nUere 1856 ~ $40,
ssuke $3.50 - so. CUTE bis auserlsiene
iAwsrs t5.70-59o. }ersel $5.65-60o
Marfi Fart bis Sc b6bsr
e&sfe une admmer.-ShaFe: Gin
seimiiae - 3.O0-465, psftii@s s323--4.65,
Sdhrtsnee s4.40-5.40.
gdmmer. - EiHbsinifAs 81. .25-6. .25,
ptfttAe 75-s35. gRarst ftetig.
9ufHtr. Rinevieb 200. SAusias
1900, e4aFe uHs samBer ! 900.
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Bonn Welensarfts.
samhaa. Q. vRai isii.

AmF ~ W We AN%t AE&As
Die 0si9dite maren hente In ben bssfiesu
BaHfsn nne aud BEL ben MafIsrn iehr rubia
uHo ois Rahfraae mad TarIeben niir nnbes
osatsfto. Gelo tit sn fiisbrieeH 4inSrafen
~ esIaHgsn. Ben ben Banfen wurDeH Das,
lebsn zen eau ~ BIZ - ~ ausgeIsshen
nne Gei6dftspapiers nuresH ~ b1S--8E E
bisscniirt. SIM moiienen Rarffe Eparben Tars
Ishen .cn eau@ ~ 3--3L% uno auf 9eit
gu 4--4xE pfdeirt.
Esehiti sni sasp ppsg
waren ftstig nuD fstfrbsH 10 20c Brdmie per
5000 suitdsm 8antsa rerfauft. lie GomH.
tersats betrast Soc qrdmie per $1,000.
tssAfd ssi Gnsssa.
wdveH ftetis-- Seute flHb bic foIaenben
Eucfirunaen sn 6eriGteu:
Acnbon, Q 3Iaae Si4t, 4.s6Jk q 81 per &c,
eo7age stdt, Y. .88k 4.s3A ser C qaris
Tass Gidt, 512Z-5l5 HTaaes Der 800
90 fass st6t, 5i7 $50 cranes per 800;
flr TeusiAIane 1age Si3t, Marf 95
DO. 90 Taas slot g4Lc.
Documentary BiHs auf QcnSeH wurben
sa s4.s2x nuf Glasgow sa e4.S2lx ane
aaf Delfaft 90 $s.82 ueyfauit.
rabse uHs isssis. Die gdnseH qustirsH sss
folaf:
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gsenD Dsrfer Doas. GaOtirzxsen.

s.4.!sa ga 4s..... -, Y, ,ss ss 4r;..;.. sssss
s,$si,s . :: ~ si,.s.! s.sI,: Es e; e. ~
lest 81 0seIsts y. .hsls Vert e. |. ga. u s3A
: es' 81 f.. s,. - q: sssa Z ) st', IL sisis g. w
SIS a. -, i M M s:sI.. ss.sI e. II. .s. WI, N,
Efkf.:. & < sssfsss .s s, 81
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Niebmdrfte.

Cincinnati, 8. Rai. :"
2uFubr unb BeriaH6t pdbreuo Der per.
FcfIensu Wod,e. persIid1sU NIT ben Dor.
hsraehennen 2 Modem, pareN ME fpLnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08
1dglidber Nysarft !. Nerid1t
einctnnati. 8. glai lall.

etnttnnati, o. DiGi 1911.
lie nahioiambeH EuotiraRatn bt,ieets
fih nHr auf @Rgros ftaHsaftIoHsu. Bel
ntinTen BtfhdftsH Utre,n stwas bobsrs
grsils b.rshnet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

Der Rsrst mar ftstia. Hertauft nuEeen
Gal SbIs. Tiftiaer's 5tuishee 0Ooes auf
Der Saits BON 81 33 per gaGoH.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-12-07
AGRICULTURAL CONTEST
A GREAT SUCCESS

The Wisconsin Bankers 'Associa-
ton Agricultural Contest opened this
morning in Days Theatre. There
was a large attendance. The members
of the association were we'll pleased
with the way the farmers responded
in this contest. The exhibit of agri-
cultural products is simply wonder
full The grade and quality of the
exhibits being very high and drawn
words of praise from the Professors
from the State Agricultural College
at Madison The morning was taken
up with the Judging and awarding
of prizes and talks on agriculture by
the professors. Prof. R. A. Moore
delivered a lecture in the afternoon
every seat down stairs in the thea
tire being occupied. George Bartlett,
Secretary of the Wisconsin Bankers
Association and Prof. R. A. Moore
and Prof. Hatch of the State Agri-
cultural College are here and taking
active part in the meeting.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-12-07

Another delightful time enjoyed by
the Neighborhood Social Cube was
the one on Tuesday evening, Dec. 5,
at which Mrs F. l. Steib was the
hostess. Fourteen members were
present and two guests, and four ia
bles were in use. Mrs. John Schmidt
and Mrs. A B. Bever carried off
the laurels, and received beautiful
gifts as a reminder of this pleasant
evening and their success in winning
the highest scores. A most delicious
repast was served after the close of
the games by the hostess, assisted
by the Misses Ruth McCamley, Grace
Goggins and Orpha Mathis. The
guests were one and all delighted
with the pleasant evenings entertain
ment, and appreciate the charming
hospitality rendered them.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-12-07

Where people have taken the little
trouble required to feed them, they
have found that these birds have re
manned around their homes all win
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy R. Wood of Eau
Claire spent Thanksgiving at the
home of the formers parents in this
city, Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Wood.
Walter Wood. a student at Ripon
College, is here for his Thanksgiy-
ing vacation.
Chester Gross of Madison spent
Thanksgiving in the city guest of
Miss Tessie Slatery.
Miss Sarah Snyder. principal at
the Lowell school spent Thanksgiving
with friends in Milwaukee.
Miss Lulu Campion one Of the teach
ers at the Lowell school spent Thanks
giving with friends in Merrill.
John Krusche spent Thanksgiving
at Kellner with relatives.
Miss Clara Leverance of Port Ed
wards spent Sunday at the Herman
5hearier home the guest of Miss Eva
LaVaque.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-12-07
AN INTERESTING EVENT

An event which many of our la
dies are looking forward to is the
Christmas Sale Of fancy work and
other articles suitable for Christmas
gifts, to be held in the basement par
Tors of the new Congregational church
Saturday, December 9th, by the la
dies of the East Side Society. No
pains have been spared in preparing
for this sale many of the latest i
IDEAS in fancy work. This, together
with tastefully selected materials,
combined skill and ingenuity has re
suited in an excellent assortment of
the prettiest things one could wish
to select for Christmas gifts. Always
an attractive feature at these sales
is the provision table, and this de-
partment has been given especial at
tention for this sale
A cordial invitation is extended to
everybody to visit this sale, Saturday
Dec. 8, in the basement parlors Of
the new Congregational church.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-12-07

Mrs c. w Mott, Sixteenth street,
was hostess at a delightful tea and
musical Saturday afternoon from
until 6, in honor of Mrs. Rogers J..
Mott of Winnetka, H. The two liv-
ing rooms were decorated with a pro,
fusion of white carnations and greens
In the dining room a basket of pink
roses and stevia sreved as a center
piece on the table. The hostess was
assisted by Mines. Lawrence E. Nash
Grand Rapids, Wis, John Cook.
John w. Campsie, Frank Greenleaf,
and Robert Wolf The young women
who presided at the tea table were
Mrs Howard Mullett, Misses Birdie
Grossenbach, Mildred Blanxius, VIC
la Jones, Ishpeming, Mich, and Mary
Parkinson Milwaukee Sentinel.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-12-07
GOOD ADVICE FOR PARENTS

The old-fashioned little girl, in
Bingham frock, and hair tied with
ribbons, seldom gives the juvenile
court officials any trouble" says
Judge Grier NJ. Orr of the st. Paul
juvenile court. And then he delivers
this Indictment against the little girls
who ape the extremes in fashions of
women:
A majority of the hayward girls
brought before me are those that try
to keep up with the fashion 1t is no
uncommon thing to see a little girl
of Is or IA dressed like a woman OF
mature years, in hobble skirt and
.decoIlete gowns"
He advises mothers to pay more at
tention to their daughters wardrebes
Picture hats, high-heeled shoes, open
work stockings and very low-cut
dresses are articles to be tabooed, he
thinks.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-12-07
ELECTION OF
OFFICERS

The National FraternaI League held
their annual election of officers at
"a meeting held Tuesday evening, in
the Forester's Hall The following
were elected at the meeting and will
be installed the first Tuesday in
January 1912, at which time an O.
pen meeting will be held. The mem
bers and their families are invited
Supreme Councillor B. L. Parker and
Supreme Secretary P. G. Wright of
Green Bay will be present to con-
duct the ceremonies.
Councilor-Ed Stamm
Vice Councilor-Earl Carter.
Past Councilor-J. NJ Hall.
Secretary-Al VOss.
Treasurer-Louis Reichel
Warden-A. Marceau.
Trustees-A c. Otto, Jos. Bradner,
and J. L. Hammer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-12-07

amusement hall in this city Tuesday
evening was a great success. The at
tendance was large and the Port Ed
wards band surprised the Grand Rap
ids people who had never had the
pleasure Of hearing them before. The
members appeared in uniform with
mostly all new instruments and they
not only made a fine appearance but
discOursed excellent music. After
giving concert they played for the
skaters until II O'Clock. The skat-
ers as wei as the spectators enjoyed
the music and skating and were well
pleased with the evenings entertain
ment. Our neighbors at Port Edwards
have every reason TO be proud of
their local band and we hope they
viii continue to give them support
and encoura cement
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-12-07

o o 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0
PERSONALS o
o o o o 0 q o 0 o
Buy coal from Z. c. Ketchum and
get the best. If the coal is not sat
fsfactory, it will be made right. Your
patronage is asked for and we give
the best coal to you because we want
your future trade. Phone 4l3 tfw
Mrs. Chas. Shearier Of Washington
street, who has been suffering for
some time with Bright's disease had
stroke Of paralysis on Friday last
and is in a very critical condition at
the present time.
G. Nissen is seriously i'll at his
home with typhoid fever.
Mrs. II. #. Anderson entertained
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-12-07

the Standard Bearers at her home
Tuesday evening.
Miss Fern Slattery returned from
TOmahawk, Wednesday for a short
visit at the D. Mccarthy home before
returning to her home in Sturgeon
Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Ladkowsh OF
City Point were business visitors in
the city Wednesday.
Clarence KIopf Of Minneapolis was
a business visitor in the city Tues
day Mr.. KIopf was formerly manag-
er of the clothing department of the
Johnson & Hill Co
Mrs. Casper Youngchild and Mrs.
viii Youngchild of Nekoosa were in
the city Tuesday calling on friends.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-12-07

Sixteen members of that society en-
joyed seven o'clock banquet served
by the Julien Hotel management.
Monday evening, December 4. It was
an elegant spread which was greatly
enjoyed and appreciated by the mem
bers of that neighborhood club. The
Julien is establishing an excellent re
cord for themselves in serving the
public at all times.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-12-07
COMMITTEE MEETS

The ward committees working on
the petitions for Commission Form OF
Government met Friday evening. E.
P Arpin presided Six of the ward
committees reported meeting with ex-
cellent success. A very optimistic
tone pervaded the meeting and the
outlook is very favorable to the put
ting through of the proposition.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-12-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Gust Kreb town of Wood to Loui-
sa Fox of town of Wood.
VIM H. Buchanan, town of Wood
to Maude Gates, Fairfield, Iowa
James McGinn, Babcock to Tillie
Meyer of Babcock.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-12-07
FURNITURE

Specialization for 40 years
in furniture merchandising
has enabled Us TO fill orr fur
0iture book with bargains
that viii surprise and delight
you. If you are one of those
persons Who still entertains
the idea that furniture ofreal
worth IS expensive, our furni-
ture book book No. . Is ex-
actIy What you should see. Il
will tell you a different story.
We shall be glad TO send il
free. Check i on the coupon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-12-07

nited in marriage at the First Con-
gregationaI parsonage the afternoon
Of Tuesday, December 5. The groom
IS employed as molder in the Roen-
ius Foundry. They viii make their
home temporarily at 321, 10th St,
with the brides father.