Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-02-20

d three course dinner was served,
the Misses Marion Jackson and
Myrtle Severance assisting in serv-
ing
| VIII Painter has accepted a posi-
ton in the Johnson & Hill Co. s
store
Paul juicy, 81 years old was SEN
fenced TO ten days in the county
| jail by Justice E. n PomainTille.
Saturday. juicy was arrested by Po-
| lice Officer Hewlett The charge a.
| gainst juicy was indecent exposure.
Mrs. Caroline Pomainyil}e and son
Edward spent Sunday at Mosinee
| visiting at the HOMER home.
Misses Madeline Komer and Helen
| Genrich have returned to their home
at Wausau after a short visit in
the city with Miss Nathalie Spafford
1 I4C ALCH SoC<lI 1LStS DSCiI 1IICCu ~
the Krieger Ice Machine and de-
| monstratiOn given shows that lit takes
| considerable less power to operate
the machine now than before the
| change was made. Under the old
method the machine would stop i'm
mediately after the power was turn
ed off. With the new gearing, the ma
chine will make sixteen complete com
preston strokes after the power is
shut Off. Frost is produced more
quickly and the guage will register
sixty-five atmOSphereS within a few
minutes after the machine is started.
A test will be made either today or
| tomorrow to ascertain just how much
power is necessary to operate this
machine
VIM Hendricks spent Sunday at
Wausau visiting with his family
Misses Ellen and Cordelia Rich
ards returned Sunday evening from
a short visit at Wausau.
Freight business is now so heavy
one or woextras are being run every
day. Freight traffic on the main
line is the heaviest in history of the
| road.
| Harry Atwood of Marshfield visit
ed his parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. L..
Atwood Sunday.
L E. Wilcox returned Friday
York and Chicago for. the Johnson &
Hill Co. Mr. Wilcox is very enthu-
siastic regarding the new styles in
ladies ready-to-wear, fancy goods and
novelties for the spring and summer
trade
Leu Van, who says he is 70 years
old and comes from New London,
was picked up by Police Officer Berg
| Saturday afternoon and taken before
Justice Edward n. PomainVille on a
| charge of yagrancy. The judge SEN
fenced Van to five days in the coun-
ty Jail.
| The Misses Olga Crane, Ada Shat
fer and Kate Post delightfully."- EN- en-
! tanned the members Of the Sunday
school board at the Methodist chu ,ch
parlors, Tuesday evening, at six
o'clock dinner, The evening was
spent in a business session.
Frank w Calkins, attorney at law
has a card announcement of his c IN
didacy for the office of County Judge
in another column of this issue. Reat
it.
All the banks in the city w be
closed Saturday, Feb. %, acco ant
Washington's birthday.
Grover Stout of Babcock Was in
the city Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Mary Stout and daughter of
Babcock We're in the city Wednesday
shopping.
Mrs. F. MacKinnon is i'll with an
attack of La Grippe
Mrs. Matt Ernser and Mrs. John
Brennan Jr., visited in Stevens Point
on Wednesday.
Chas Sonnenberg left Tuesday ev-
ening for South Dakota where
he will be employed
Miss Ruby Natwick and Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Natwick returned Tues
day from Hancock where Miss Nat
wick held a recital on Monday ev-
ening.
Leo, John and Mike Zabawa. left
Wednesday for Cranmoor where they
will be employed on the Arpin
dredge.
Miss Anna Kirkland who has been
employed at Saltwater, Mimi, arriv.
ed in the city Tuesday for a Wis
it with her parents.
Billy Osborne of WauSau was a
business visitor in the city Wednes,
day
In every relation of life sincerity
is the secret of power. The sales,
man who does not himself sincerely
believe in the merits of his. goods viii
generally be a failure. The bushes: