Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-08-15

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John Walter, who lives near Nee
han paid fine Of $25 and costs in
Justice B. L. Browns court Monday
morning. The charge against him
being hunting chickens out Of season.
W. A. Cole, game warden made the
complaint
1t win pain many Of Grandma He
cox friends in Wood county to learn
that she is in very poor health from
latest adYices Mrs. John Granger
Of the town Of SigeI received
card Monday from Mrs. Win1ler, her
daughter at 1924 Providence avenue
west, Spokane, Washington, stating
that she was very feeble and only
able to sit up part Of the time Mrs
Elizabeth Hecox expressed a wish
that she would be glad to hear once
more from her old time friends in
Grand Rapids and Wood county.
Please write her.
A woman at Seattle, Washington,
advertised for a man to whip a wife
beater. She was flooded with appli-
cations. She selected a young man,
six feet, and weighing 1870 Her prize
was $40. This young fellow said he
would do the job gratis; that it would
be pleasure to do it. The papers say
the husband has not been able to be
out since the job was completed.
Mr. and Mrs. Herber Saecker Wis
tied at the Dell White home in Ste
yens Point Sunday
George Scott, of Rockford, III,
formerly of this city spent the week
end in the city visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Vandenbrook
and daughter spent Sunday at Green
Bay.
Chas. F. Kruger and A. C. Otto re-
turned Sunday from a boat trip to the
500. They report a delightful trip,
Andrew Lund and George Bronson
having returned from Boulder juno
ton, where they have been camping
for a week
Rev William Crawford and wife,
Of Mazomania, Wis, are in the city
visiting with the family Of Attorney
j. w. Cochran DR.. Crawford was for
many years pastor Of the Presby-
terrain church at Green Bay, and
later for II years, pastor of the Con
gregational church at Sparta, Wis.
He is retiring from the Ministry.
Mrs Crawford is one of Mr.. Coch-
rams Persian cousins. She was borI
and spent her early life, until 10
years old, at Uroomia, Persia, where
her father, mother and brothers have
found their last resting place. Mrs.
Crawford's earliest impressions of
life in America were obtained at Mr.
Cochran's Old home in New York.
Mrs. Lorena Brown has gone to
Green Bay and will spend her vaca-
ton visiting at the Bay and at Mari
nette.
Miss Janet Leayins, who has been
visiting with Miss May Kellogg has
a Il
Mrs o. E. Lindberg has gone east
on an extended visit of from six to
eight weeks. Mrs. Lindberg will Wis
it at Atlantic City. N. J.. and at
Washington. d, c.
Molie Ssahl has gone to Mayflow-
er Lake, near Wausau, for several
days.
Mrs. C. aKIlman and daughter Eli
len spent Sunday in Scandinavia.
Miss Jennie Brady has returned
from Tigerton where she spent her
vacation visiting with her parents.
Mrs. Ella Finnegan who has been
visiting at the c. Kallman home has
returned to Green Bay.
Attorney T. w. Brazeau is acting
as District Attorney in the absence
Of District Attorney Chas E. Briere,
Attorney Brazeau had his hands full
OF state business today, there being
twelve criminal cases that demanded
his attention. Nine cases were dis
posed of in Justice B, L. Browns
court Monday, accounts of which
win be found in another column of
this paper,
Miss Carolyn Kuntz left for Madi-
Sou Monday after spending three
weeks in the city visiting at the
Earl Brennan home.
Miss Anna DAILY and Miss Louise
Laeder left Monday for Madison and
Milwaukee where they will spend
their vacations.
Mrs. ]. J. Looze and daughter Mar
returned Sunday from trip through
Illinois and Indiana which they made
with a party Of friends from Green
Bay
Attorney Theo. W. Brazeau and
family returned Sunday evening from
a five weeks trip in the west. A
mong the places visited were Yellow
stone Park, Spokane, Salt Lake City
and Asotin, Wash.
Walter DAILY and Herman Metzgel
left Monday for a visit with friend:
in Milwaukee.
State Superintendent c. P Car!
of Madison, was in the city Wednes
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