Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-10-31
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from a few days visit with her sister
Mrs. Frank Jagodftsch at New Lon
con
The inscription on the ak THAT is
on exhibition at the Grand Theatre
has proved to be Turkish. Mr.. Nit
cheD ran across a native Of the p-o-
vince in Turkey from which the ak
came and took him to the theatre to
look at it, The characters on the
ak read, according to the Turk, "Ce-
ria, Turkey. Mr.. Mitchell said he
had been trying for Is years to find
out where the ak originally came
from
The steam roller started to work
Thursday morning rolling down the
stone for the Grand avenue pave
ment. The stone is being put on in
thinner layers and it is expected that
the work will progress much faster
than it has on the First street work
r. J. Strauss of MarshfieId was
in the city Wednesday on business.
The May Stewart Company pre-
scented the Shakespearian comedy
The Twelfth Night" at the Opera
House Wednesday evening to a
fair sized audience. The actors We're
fairly good but the play as whole
was voted not very good We have
had many very better shows here
than this one.
EnrOllments are coming in rapid
ly for the Agricultural school to
be held in Grand Rapids, December
e. Send your dollar 20 Prof NJ
H. jackson who has been appointed
by the Agricultural Association to
look after advance enrollments. Mr..
Jackson viii mail you card that
will admit you to the work of the
school
The Weekly Reporter is offer
ing you a set of AZ dishes, Havfland
design and the Weekly Reporter one
year for $3.50 Tell your friends a.
bout it. Show them the paper.
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A team of horses hitched to a wa
gon loaded with wood started from
the east side market square and ran
down Second street as far as Abel
& Podawiltz Co.'S store where they
We're stopped by John Werle. The
team belongs to Frank Brostvcz of
Sigel Mr. Brostycz had taken the
brides off of the horses and was
preparing to feed them when they
became frightened at something and
started down the street. Part of the
load Of wood was distributed along
the path of the runaway.
MIR. and Mrs. E. c. Smith are
back from an extended visit at Allan
Ia.
Mr. and Mrs Leroy Upper and
son are in the city guests of Miss
Fannie Barrett.
Nelson Pasineau was called home
from Stevens Point Thursday by the
death of his mother, Mrs. Louis Bar
rett
Mrs Caroline Fielder has returned
to her home in Galena, H., after
spending a few days in the city COM
ing up to attend the funeral of Roy
Kammerer.
NYra. En1v.err Tv-r,,e oF NFfTv-,,,l-oo /;
in the city visiting friends and re
Iatives.
Miss Alma Reichow has accepted
q position as saleslady in the Kram-
er Confectionery store on the west
side.
Mrs. John Kerr and children left
Friday for their home in La Crosse
after a three weeks visit in the city
with her sister, Mrs. John Garihee.
Miss Daisy Thompson is spending
a couple of weeks at Fond du Lac
visiting relatives.
Chas Curtis is spending the week
in Milwaukee and Chicago purchas-
ing his winter line of goods.
Miss Elizabeth Herschleb returned
Friday from few days visit with
relatives in Green Bay.
Mrs. R, Truax left for her home at
Merrill Thursday evening after a
few days visit in the city with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. E. Baesa
Mr. and Mrs. J. King of Rockford,
IL, arrived in the city Thursday,
called here by the death Of the for
mer's mother, Mrs. Louis Barrett.
Mrs George Miller and children
have returned from a weeks visit
with relatives at Westfield.
The Republicans have opened head
quarters in the store formerly oc-
cupied by the Drug Department OF
Johnson & Hill Co. a large banner
is stretched across the street bear
ing this inscription, Taft and Sher-
man. Republican Headquarters.
Mrs. w. A. Drumb and daughter
Isabel have returned from a visit in
Milwaukee and Chicago
J. B. Arpin and nephew Harold Ar
pin, returned Wednesday morning
from a hunting trip to the Arpir
marsh The Arpin car drew UP il
front Of the Wood Counyt Nationa
bank with a string of twenty ducks
decorating the starboard side o
the car. These ducks were all shot
Tuesday evening. While working a
round the marsh in the boat a pick