Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-10-24

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friends, not only among his own con-
I gregation but among other congrega-
tons whose respect and esteem he
/ holds. Rev. Wojak is q very pleas
ant gentleman TO meet with and We
take pleasure in commencing him to
! the good people Of Wausau as a
man worthy of their highest respect
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
Harp, while coming away from NJ. S.
Pratt's residence the other day, fell
/ in such a manner that she broke her
! left arm. We understand that II is
very painful, and that Mrs Norton
and others have been helping her sine
she is afflicted. The accident hap
pened the latter part of the week.
The Democratic candidates on the
county ticket are making a still hunt
| throughout the county, in furthering
their election to the several county
offices. They are all pleasant
set of fellows that in case of their
election, viii take good care of the
offices they seek. We understand
that the Republican sentiment thru
out the county is largely in favor Of
the present efficient corps Of coun-
ty officers, yet on a presidential year
We never know what may happen in
politics Republicans be on guard.
Misses la Richards, Capitola Kin
lister, and Fern Millenbach visited
at Rudolph Sunday.
Mrs. Dan McKercher and children
left Sunday for Merrill, where they
will spend a few days visiting rela-
tiyes.
Mrs. Glen Cooper left Sunday for
Stevens Point after spending a week
in the city visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs c. E. Kruger.
Jimmie Dickson spent Sunday in
Rudolph visiting with his. parents.
T. o. Riley and son Charles re-
turned Saturday evening from Wash
ington, D. c. and New York City,
where they have been spending the
past week.
Martin Rolsma, a resident of the
town of Arpin was in the city Mon
day, shopping. He reports his crops
fairly good this fall though they had
too much rain, early in the summer
for some crops.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roach have
gone to North Fond du Lac, called
there by the serious illness of
Mr. Roachs mother who suffered a
stroke of paralysis last week.
Misses Jessie and Dora Goodman
returned Sunday from Necedah where
they attended the wedding of their
brother Roy to Miss Christina Hage.
w. E. Little, city assessor for
Grand Rapids, We are sorry to note
has been confined to the house for
the past two weeks with a recur-
renee of his foot trouble. 1t is now
troubling him in both feet. We are
glad to state however that he is
some better and was able to walk
down town Monday His friends sin
cerely hope he will regain his form
er good health.
Ray Johnson, Judge W. J. Conway
and J. J. Jeffrey shot eighteen part
ridges Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Meyers and
son spent Sunday visiting at Chica-
go.
J. c. Jacobson left on the Green
Bay & Western R. R. Monday morn
ing for North Dakota to inspect the
work he has in charge there
Mrs. R. E. MacFarland and Mr..
and Mrs August Gottschalk spent
Sunday with friends in Nekoosa.
John Schulz, charged with grand
| larceny, was taken to Marshfield
Wednesday morning to appear be
fore the municipal court. 1t is un-
derstood that Schulz will waive exam.
ination. District Attorney, Charles
E. Briere appeared for the state in
this case.
1t has just come to our knowledge
that Mrs. John Hooten, who has beer
in poor health for some time was
stricken with paralysis the past week
While she is a little better she is
not as we'll as her many friends wish
that she might be. She appears to
be having a little more than her
share of sickness.
The hearing of Emory and Ellory
Lee was adjourned until Oct. 3d. in
Justice H. H. Helke's court at Ne
koosa. The victims of the assault
are not yet able to appear. w. E.
WheeIan appeared for the defendants
and District Attorney Charles E.
Briere appeared for the state
A large boot owl was captured by
John WOoddell at the Potter marsh
early Sunday morning. The owl had
entered the chicken house and re
manned there a little too long as
day was breaking and the night prov
Ter could not see well enough to "a
void capture. The owl Will be ex-
hibited in the window of Edwards &
Gouchee's meat market
About 80 friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Kester surprised them Saturday
evening at their home on the west
side. The evening was spent in
dancing Refreshments were served
and everyone enjoyed thems elves I'M
Il q late hour.
Mrs. c. Odegard is suffering with
a broken collar bone, that she re
ceived last week one evening, while