Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-08-29


for $500 from the Mystic Worker.
Of the World, which was the full a
mount Of his claim against that or
der upon the death OF his wife
Stanley Seldom has accepted a pos
ton in the First National bank.
Rev. Fred Staff, wife and family
are back from their months vaca
ton spent at Oconomowoc with Mrs
staff mother. They report a de
llghtful months vacation, but are
glad TO get back TO their home in
Grand Rapids.
Mrs. W. J. Berard left Wednesday
for two weeks visit with relatives
in Merrill and Wausau.
Frank Meyers, one of the well
known and popular young men of Ru
dolph and Miss Hattie rKommenaker
of Cataby, Wisconsin, We're united
in marriage at the Catholic church
in Rudolph Tuesday afternoon.
Wednesday afternoon, the 500
passenger train going north, killed
a COW on the Tenth avenue north
crossing, at about five O'Clock. The
COW was owned by Sam Kubisiak and
will have to be paid for by said COM
pany., The boy wasd irving her home
from pasture at the time she was
killed.
Misses Ruby Natwick and Bessie
Bradford entertained at Fan Tan at
the home of Miss Natwick, Wednes-
day afternoon in honor of their guest
the Misses Reed and DeVine of Chi
cagO. Four tables were in use, and
at the close Of the games played
Miss Bernice Eggert was awarded
first honors and Miss Cecile Eggert
was given the consolation prize A
delicious dinner was served at six
o'clock
The case of the state VS.. G. w.
Mason, charged with selling liquor to
an intoxicated man or man border
ing upon a state of intoxication, was
tried Saturday afternoon before Mu-
nicipal Judge Hugo Wegener. On the
jury We're H. B. Parker, Joseph Seidl
Henry Thuss, Max Wegner, Joseph
Wilmington and w. D. Wheeler.
District Atty c. E. Briere appeared
for the state and E. c. Poors for the
defendant. The jury was out twenty
minutes and found the defendant not
guilty Marshfield News.
G. H. Tenpas of Arpin was a pleas
ant caller at this office while in the
city Thursday. He reports the crops
in that part of the country doing fine
Miss Nellie Slattery of Wausau is
in the city the guest of Miss Loretta
Mccarthy.
Fred H. Becker Of Arpin was in
the city Wednesday on business. Thi5
office acknowledges a social call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Kruger and
daughter left Thursday morning for
a visit with friends and relatives in
Milwaukee and Chicago.
The local base ball team has been
revived and will play Fox Lake at
Fox Lake Sunday and Monday.
Miss Relic Dunegan of Lacrosse
arrived in the city Thursday for a
weeks visit at the L. Larson home.
w. F. Noltner has accepted the
position of head janitor at the Lin
coin high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. K. Letson of Chi
cago are in the city visiting with
friends on their wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Torzewski ar
rived in the city Thursday from Wau
sau They will go to housekeeping
IN the Martin house near the Green
Bay depot
John Henry and crew of men have
started laying the brick gutter Oh
First street north in the library
block preparatory to the commencing
of the paving operations.
Ira Purdy and daughter Mrs. A. W
Rumsey returned Wednesday from a
two weeks visi with relatives in
Milwaukee.
The Sunday school picnic of the
German Morayian church took place
Thursday afternoon at the park near
the Northwestern railroad bridge.
The young people had a fine time get
ting away with a big lot of refresh
men-ts and playing games.
Mrs. A. F. Smith and daughter
Mrs. w. R. Smith visited at the HON,
of VIM. Jewell in the town of Sara
toga on Sunday.
A. c. Smith left on Wednesday for
d F1SII WutA relatives ctnN II tShNS 1b
Ripon and Fort Atkinson.
w. R. Smith of lola arrived here
on Wednesday to accompany his wife
and daughters home who have been
visiting the past month at the home
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Smith.
Mrs. Adelia Smith returned last
Saturday from a trip in the northern
part of the state while away Mrs.
Smith visited friends at Marshfield
Unity and Chelsea. She also pur-
chased a piece of land three-fourths
miles from Chelsea on the lake front
where her family will make their
summer home.
James A. Gocha representing the
Wheeler-Timlin Lumber Co, of Wau-
sau has been a guest at the Dixon
hotel the past week. While here he
also visited his sister Mrs. Henry