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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14
AFTERNOON FIRE


+, 4 serious, fire Was 9averted Tuesday
AFTERNOON IN the ,eQQfn1gfa setiqq store
Of NJ, C. Goegham on Second ST.
N. M. GoaglIan had -tt1s11lks5dfb the tank
off a gasoline stove and filI5Gd it and
Was 1iiap1acing tie tank w.hsn It caa1gl
fire. The fire spread to the rea1. of,.
the building ana the II e Z wall and
stock began to burn. An alarm was
TURNED in. but the fire was ,aN,4agqtsb
ed by Mr. and &Gs,.. Goeg1nanj before
the edepartInRaltsz arrived. a5Nrs zGeog-
-bSa@ liokad the bsazfnggo oil tanl1Egoat
The back 1dQlr and thpeW Ea6er Ion
the. burning wall and stock, Anoth-
en- can filled with. gasoline stood just
outside the door. The. shsIyesl. were
filed with ltnfSar5ab5e' To- ttnatarriat The
loss ON P}lp]fzIdting. and stock rs vim be
close 20 Iq2o- t -..- ..-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14
NEW
JAPANESE PASTOR

Sunday morning after the usual
services, Rev. Fred Staff OF the LIST
Congregational Church introduced
Rev. Takeshf Ban, the new pastor
Of the Branch church, and his wife.
Rev. Ban came here from Hawaii.
F. W. Winslow, chairman of the Jap
anese committee, said that the new
japanese pastor is a graduate Of
the Theological Institution at Toxic,
Japan, that he served as Secretary
OF the Y. NJ c. A. at MIkden. dur
ing the Russo-Japa4eEe war = was.
called to Hawaii in 1911 aad sbliltt.
up a splendid church there. It is
believed that he will have a Very
strorg hand in the work in this city
and vicinity among the Jatanese. g
There has been no pastor Of the
Branch. church for moEe than three
months, since Mr. Fujita resigned.
Sunday afternoon there WAS agfor-
NAL welcome held in the BraEch
church.-Santa Ana Daily Register.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14

This office is i'm receipt OF cir
cular copy of an address delivered
by J. L. Stwtewart, editor of the
Wausau Daily Record Herald at the
annual meeting of the WISCONSIN Pre-
Association in Milwaukee, Aug. 4
It was ON the subject of recent laws
enacted by the state of WISCONSIN
and rlIingls made by the Postmaster
GeusraI i'm reference to Daily AND
Neewly Newspapers. We read the ad-
dress over, and are in accord with
his position. We believe all news
paper men are. The Government anC
State are looking forward to the Gem
sCrship of newspapers which with
out doubt is unconstitutional 1t is
high time for the State Press As
sCoiation and the National Press
Association get bus and act un-
.ited'y against this class Legislation.
The Government or State have no
rights under the Constitution of
censorship.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14
SIGN BOARDSNUST
De PUT Up

Chapter 4G2 Of the laws Of 1913
provide for the erection and ihlaihte-
nance of guide boards at the inter 4
section of all main public highways
There are said to be many places in
Wood County where guide boards do
not exhist and where they should ex-
list by amendment to section 1,1227 to
provide and keep up such guide posts
To amend section 1927; and TO Fe-
peal section 1928 of the statues, re
lating to the erection and malnte-
nance of guide boards. .- alleges
Section L Section. 1927 of the sta
tues is amended to read: Section l.,
227. l. The town board of each. town
in the state of WISCONSIN shall cause
to be erected before the first day of -
December, 1913, and to be kept in
good repair, suitable and appropriate
guide boards On and along all main
travelled highways where the same
intersect with other main public
highways Within their Respective
towns. The expense of the erection
and keeping in repair Of such guide
boards shall be paid cut OF the
treasury of such town. as 5s
2. Such guide boards shall be secul
Iy attached at. the upper. end of "a post
set i'm the ground, and shall when
set project seven feet and, six in
ches above the ground.
3. There shall be painted upon
such boards in plain black Roman let.
tiers not Less than two and one-half
| inches high, the names of ADJOINING
or adjacent towns, villages or cit
les to and through which said pub
| Tic highway leads, the distance in
miIss OF such town, village or city
from such guide post and any id5di-
cautions which will be helpful to the
| traveller. r "5 :.{"E1
4. 1888 Amy person who shall de3ace
boarso **** shall be guilty Of q misde-
meanor and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by a fine of not.
less thCm ten dollars nor more. than
twenty five dollars. --.
). 1t shall be the duty Of the dis
trict attorney of amy county, upon
receipt Of a written complaint sig
ned by a resident of such county, al
segtng that the town board Of amy
town has failed or refused or fails
or refuses to carry out the proVis-
ions of this section, to make such in
Uestigation as may be Necessary, and
if he shall find the allegations Of
SUCH complaint to be true, he shah
forthwith notify the town board to
default to comply with the provisi ol1s
OF this section and ifa< said
town board shall $50 athereafter
fail within a reasonable time to
comply with such. notice and with
The provisions of this section, the
district attorney shall institute prop
er proceedings in a court Of compe-
tent jurisdiction against such town
board to- enforce @conpliaa4ea assAsiisll.
this section
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14
~-@ -f-*<F E-s25s= Ljh3s 1881 Is -
SWIMMING. POOL

"a E q Ggg jyi 97sA l 4t fer ID Rygen-
nc PIT Pills E6a 5!s and nd swimming 2S,f4 pools
t11 OH !. Ae eg g Z, cifie It is only
at9y.&ai E hearty, ACCLAIM S; with which
laH,I Pne lis greeted that We are brot
To- al realization of their scarcity
Ne saw this @aig5fii1 when Borough
Pr35t@ ent9a ff 8sS8ftsesbI o5fESNewsn York
3110r nReda, that saz4neWs one was to
a9e- bqilt:y As JWaezs. IlGswy Ja1hasEe. public
parks TO walk in and sit ill., we ongIht
sJool1aive public baths and pools to
9atbaE IN AID Exercise. in. Foreign cit
les have ffr68 cog6fhedS This public need
di5sttarIthan We D8rfiiSs5tf1e8dt snail tow N,
Of ab3 lx5 RigE 9t3Eonsa11fs inhabitants,
in z GET nlady bias III large artistic ny.
genie Neutrality-suspicious. 4sfal a.7bath
w31eFe RIM aasd;z " osanaas tseeI aheadth
and r. bcreation.
And An in a5l New York there are
4ArSe o. fo t5S Willie Tiff our our s1a Ter
cities Ia6e eii38tiTe11y Without them. E3-
Sery fifty and village Sblo5Siui1d be as1- e.
q1fpb 4aawifBG2a fjuBlisis swimming pool
.a1d batas where nen and. women who
ether Wise MssofIdgaes 5fsa#essIGe oBbor.
glnitg Bay =. aEais, themselves Of a
maees $arEq a g Qsslz ana ana hlealthful
exercise.-The-s PLiieettetics4 and lHEgienrr
fc Gazette.
81
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14
II DDS E1 LSEsl ,rtr5afi
COLORADO
In. the Cool Shadows of the Rocki

In the Cool Shadows of the Rockies.
Low Round Trip Fares Il. ?. .e6fsfe@t
every day until seDtamb6r 3Ot1 "t to q
Denver, Colorado sDf.rii13t8s5 Pp5b5os.,- q:
Enjoy the br5cing Colorado ar,
the kalny days and cool dlightfdf
ntgltk2 5tt II tna1Iy one day tlloaattatsf
EXCURSIONS 5il by rail Ana aGt6,, #-beff..@
you can see tie Snow ain sruhThrt5'estt
without the attandant cold of winter
Mountain ePeasg,.s W5AIl2re the clouds
float below instead Of abQEs5 Ec5ll7- :.
trips in the Canyons by carriage,
bglrro or afG0t- aac6oie8sE6 1s side tri bis
for15eFery day of your 95tba@tfoA9 E@<A
eA-thes only rQuta. Itht8s7 is. d22al.
BILE tracked alb the, way to sGsoloRladfse;,
that lis protected by automatic cleo
tftgaI block s 5fG S>1 ssffgnaTS ting 8Bsfre
distance. ICjhicago, union Pacific
and North Wasteqalldsirse:F Two apIen
did through trains daily o&e3lIi1 Il,
For further, particulars as tog spec
fiic far5as f4 P8m yolr. sf fRRq}nle f8tation *
train service, ETC., call on Ticket
Agents Chicago and North Western
.Raftfwtay:.' '1.''.* u sa@'A1i Il aa"s. @5,-
teiH Il lzszallHoza- zs &BoH an
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14
DISPLAY Of
READy-TO-WEAR
GARMENTS

I. e. Wilcox has opened a. display
room at Ill Fourth Ave. North and is
show ing a handsome line of ladies'
ready-tO-wear garments. Mr.. Wilcox
has ecured line of domestic and i'm
porte ed suits and coats that are extre-
tremely high grade in every particu-
lar. The styles shown have been
adopted by the National Association
of Cloak and Suit Manufacturers and
will be shown at the style show which
was held in Chicago this week.
Al hough only having his display
room open for few days, Mr.. Wilcox
has already done a good business, not
only in Grand Rapids but in the sur
rounding towns as well.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14
BAD RUNAWAY r.
H.ITH.L-OAD Of TIES

"A team b8lcragir1gy to the BosSseesrrt
Bros! Coal Co. ram away Saturday
}fttarIioS5zaa abeatAR3: 4sd and cr1atedz "a
lot Of ea1cstement aras Second street
The team was ico1ningioff the east
eaod Of the bridge when the load
Of ties beGaemr2ss :. fliQ2 oae and gIome. of
Them Irpia on to trBbIPe9 horses friggh fright
4115aig thlan aud causing them to run
AWAY Several attempts to stop
the runaways We're made J. B.
&rpiilj ram out and caughtaoTDe of the
horses by the bridal AMID nose and
aTa!seftjrRgseds from nearathe First Mat
Bank to- insffcnti Of :Hersehlebs bal4
ssaFya5 Hickman went to Mr.. Arpins
2s9sPgqa and 4. the tea ana was stopped
Wh.s7r14 turn turning the. CORNER from Vine
unto SS3aQ 9E9 the load }afqd}fs Of ties was
sdefowf eff 9}nto the sidewalk in front
of the Wood County bank.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14
TIT RAILWAY r :
IhII-,II1ViJE

3 Some interesting facts concerning |
the raAf2ay mail it sdrv4c = ttia 14ail
roads 1r,et perform -1d1rssa wof4erf311 Ber4icg I
for. tl1es goTsr17il1lt ami tii2 f5r tf59
people and if It w%er5 hot II FOR the
railroads, szaseA ser7ttaszsHoulaab al
very izistgetfisc ant ID ID i5'' 5asss5 fscy{
end Asssssz#' esamas1 sss7aas4ala-4SS+eH
art before Joint Congress- eRa1a Com !
r1ittee on Railroad Mail Pay. SIS
The United States +goYernInent il !
1872 paid the railways 81, So, 5744g
Tor carrying mali tbs was a656 S1uit
29.95 per cent Of al postal Tf6vt-
nuss. s,lT1gsfzsll Ha6es the. tdistetbaff5n-
Of maitoea .roslta;5 tlrez rail wa rs, h ave-
provided 1888 traNeEng &ei6st1d eaeslI
These cars are fittesBalp WITH dxeaF5ts7I
nodefn 2DpG9PEe7ge al. Fq g75 9'at Iva NAY g85t
offic c2I5 Of al sizes EtFa 81 81, 29
1913 ,4q5 miles in the pgeTS{9TIl4 }iRf Of
service during tha fial H TyaaF . 1,3l2
Fhe railway postal cars only const-
tute B8cb er4s cen szsof5- the entire ear 1
space deN6tedzt5 tie U27S. malta the
! other G. per cent s5e4aa@ int A4raiR I'd S
artment cars, mail storage cssrso and
bagg4g9 . cars t,na goq.l s1s.asr aos2.4
Railroads must garry the ss.= mail az bee
tween railroad. station and post of,
| fi6es when such post offices are
| within one-quarter OF a mile of the
station, s51...4. b.aa a4slE i-1g55 - =
The railroads are also ireQSHafre8l to
transfer mail between stations OF,
from che ttrafnN+to d connection if
the .gtation or connections are.
within ope-quagteFa mi Il, of EACH .otfHer
Only a. very. small part Of the mail
is caTriadl, .fog 3 the gogaEnanant 10 The
Postrhasters ,GeperaLI neRQrts 70 that
/ franked and official matter is less
than a per cent of all mail carried
SO per cent is service for private III:
divduaTs and Corporations. .-'' II,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14
censorship.

In tonights paper will be found
the announcement of Johnson &
Hill Co s first showing of Blankets
and Comforters for the fall trade.
The announcement of GIelIe Bros. ON
their line of ladies and mems shoes
for fail is also an interesting adveT-
tisement. The Wide awake merchant
in every live community always adj
verttses advance showings of me"-
chandise.
There are always people in every
community who take advantage of
the first showing to get the first
pick of the goods. The merchants
who care enough about the trade
Of these people to announce their
advance showing i'm the paper that
goes into their homes should be the
ones who receive the patronage of
the people. There are always two
things you get FROM the merchant
who advertises- best quality of
goods and the lowest prices possible.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14
ARE :.yDtJ~IAEEERI :.
listed IINI.::AA|E!>@
At e-gSa
---.s DEAF: CHILD

1850. Write to sdipt: Z. W. Wafker,
of s1e State School for TIE. Deaf,
Delavan, Wis.
This school teaches speech and, lip
read bgg haso tEess same course that is
given to hearing children ino@le pub
lis sqhaols and in in additiengt YES IN IN
strlfetiep in 1EE99lgiifo2g4ss trades sauags.ta
The children are well 7eaFe &! If Hfor. il
every way. Medical attendance is
furBs SIZED and an eyS and ear spes
cialsst Is pf6tfded, al to the end.
that the children nayy tde7etbb d the
brightestfinteIlecta the fsotm6est1 NOR
ais &hd the .highessg efficienc& possi=
bleS This school is sug2goIaeds bT the
STAG EEerything, is z,-fIElE furnished frse to
the deal boys and girls Of Wis s. 9s=.3.
The next term begins SeptteemInhera
- VaT ~ zr1-~- z.5gr-=s-.E
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14
WHEN YOU CAN

To can or not to can berries and
such-that's the housewives question
The agricultural department says if
you raise the fruit yourself and have
a surplus, or if you have a chance to
buy it at bargain prices, it will pay;
otherwise it is cheaper to buy the
canned goods.
But perhaps the stall chaps of the
agricultural department don't know
that some of us prefer mothers jam
even if it costs a few cents more per
can.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14

People are beginning to appreciate
the low rate of 3 cents a XVIII that
the GEand Rapids Electric Company
is making on electricity for cooking
purposes. The advertising dome by
the company has brought good re
suits. Three more stoves were sold
last week and there is little doubt
but what many more will take advan-
taga Of the rate made and pur-
chase stoves
Electricity is coming into more gen
eraI use every day. The fact that
it is the most sanitary way of cook
ing, that it is safe and that it is
cheap, make it the most desirable
of all means of cooking.
Read the report of the amount of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14

The McGpVern factions
in the State Legislature have beep
having a cat and parrot time all Win
ter. Whether the cat or parrot fac
ton have gained politically in the
melee the coming election will re
veal There is very little to com
mend i'm such proceedings. The peO-
PIE who pay the bills. are disguised
with the general situation of affairs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14
SUFFERED ECZEMA FIFTY YEARS
NOW WELL

Seems a long time to endure the
awful burning, itching, smarting, skin
disease known as letter another
name for Eczema. Seems good to
realize, also, that DIR. HOBSON'S &c
JENA OINTMENT has proven a per-
feet cure.
Mrs. d. L. Kenney writes II cam
not sufficiently express my thanks
to you for your DR.. HobSon's Eczema
Ointment. 1t has cured my letter,
which has troubled me for over fiji
ty years" All druggists, or by mail,
SOC
PFEIFFER CHEMICAL CO.
St. Louis, Mo. Philadelphia, Pal
j. E. DAILY, Drug & Jewelry Co.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14
.RIp0N COLLEGE. ::
:: :. : PRESS NEWS

|, Mr.. Kf4enh G.. Lambert has been. ap-
pointed z director Of Athletics at Rip
oab College for nlqet year re g~.r..,a
:. Mr.. Lambert is, a. regent graduate sdd.qqlaafte
Of Wabash College where, for four
years! he vas a member of the foot
. )all, and basketball atbt L. teams am
and, in his senior year of the track
team He was rated the best. col
E9ge Quarter back in the middle west
was captain Of the q Little Giant
basket ball team IN his senior year
and was pro1nrounced the iBestz71aH
round athletic Wabash ever pd'odtFc-
ed This summer he is pIayiflg pro-
fessioF1aI baseball IN Sheridan, Mon
tana. 7177 s7S# 1EFI II s57'-s<sfiile
There is every reason to expect
that Mr.. Lamb vert viii maintain the
high standard OF athletics which has
been the rule att Rfpe4f Id past
years. zaEsr =.r-z - eass
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14
MOTHERS! HAVE YOUR .CHlL-
sFEG DREN WORMS?

Are they feVerish, restless, merry
Gus. irritable, dizzy or constipated?
Do they continually pick their nose
Eors grind their teeth? Have they
cramping pains, irregular and raven
GUS appetite? These are all signs of
worms. Worms not only cause your
child suffering, but STUNT its. mind
and growth. Give tt.'Kickapoo Worm
Killer at once. 1t kills and removes
the worms, improves your child's
appetite, regulates stomach, liver and
bowels. The symptoms disappear ana
your child is made happy and
healthy as nature intended. All drug
gists or by mail, Csc. 81 DIX" '9s,'
o. klcKRPoo INDIAN MEDICINE 81
l 7-' COMPANY s'lis6 Egg '7s2t
6it5z -i8jt! oW1 -zf8,55 10 MUG Slr9,
sPfaadelptda,sGPa.5 st, Louis, Mo;
szstJs Z. DAILY, Drug & JeWely Co ~
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14
j. S. CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATION

An examination for the position of
Fourth Glass Postmaster at Dexter
vile, Wisconsin, will be held at Grand
Rapids; Wis, on August %, 1913, ap-
plicatioDs and instructions to apple
ants may be obtained at the Postoffices
at Grand Rapids and Dexterville, Wis
These applications must be mailed
not later than August -, 1913.
WILLIS B, RAYMOND, Sec.
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PARCEL :. POST :. :. =: :: /: :
ZONES CHANGED

Grand Rapids people Who use the
pa1pels post service viii be int5eres
ted to learn that a rasarralnlgeIlngeen Tt
of the zones has been made. Zone
No. l will now consist of territory
covered by city and rural carriers
at The 1ocaT post office 52-A=7la sa
Zone No. p viii be all TIE ot8fer
terHtory embraced in zones one and
two as described inzthe eFEgipalzpaT
eel post map The arrangement ap-4
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14

plies TO all post Offices as. oenters.
The ihsE.lsr II fee, on parcels valued
up toE $235. has been reduced from 10
cents to rs gents It's, and it lis believed
that there will be a rapid increase
IN tlle1 5insUsff1gg Of packages as a
result. - Taba5af 51oI2sasa SIS a.as
i. ~ ..E.- u. s-- II IL. -. -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14

He loved So we'll tHreugh agL his.
tFEle- LIES span; @ :
BLESSED be his-Hezts who. acted wei
his part,
: W4o-B5aorza Ged IN doing GOOD 70
n9a, - zae-- Isl 5Tze- g
45 --E--: $50 -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14
NOTICE.

State of Wisconsin, in County Court
for Wood County.
In the Matter of the VIII of Chris
tian Ehlert, Deceased.
"a Notice is hereby given that a gen
eral term of the County Court to be
held in and for said County, at the
cddtt. House in the City Of Grand
Rapids, said County, on the first
Tuesday Of 1September, being the Sc
'c5sofnld day. of September, 1913, at 10
oe,oc. a. m!7s 'tt6e following matter will
be beard and considered: The appli-
cation gof Ftedo Ehlertg to admit to
probate the last 9yViH and Testament
of 10 Christian Ehlert5 deceased and
fof disappointment Of said Fred En-
Iert as executor Of said Will, 1910 zaA
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14
GUN CLUB SHOOT

Frank Damon and J. J. Jeffrey tied
at % in the gun club shoot and
each shot % more birds and the re
suit WAS another tie of %.
Following are the scores =
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14

should send their names to Mr.. Bra
zeau and he will send them in to the
committee so that proper reserva
tions may be made.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14
BOAT TRIP::::0 G: !: =. ;.
=: !. !: s.-, i THE LAX


1sAE x-sfaate sefiat6qfi W7Btazleesau6a ffas
re ey.is 4e a letter from the ~ wisconsin
Perry Victory Centennial Fl C6fnTnig
sion which is given here: ''''>
= "TheWiscoesin PeUrgis Centennial
Comm ission has chartered 1.-THE Ala
bama for d trip to Put4ixls4Bay Tzto1 att
tend theloelebratinnjo Ferry s. 5Yict-
2ory Oh Sept, 9th and 10th. The boat
will 4 lave Milwaukee Sept 9Th, Satur-
day. and, spend Sunday at MackinaW,
and a $50 visit the LOCKS. at, tSadlt ste
Marie, then take trip thru Georgian
Bays perdirnlgg' tie evening at DETROIT
and then going to .P6t-in-Bay staying
two daysland lfeing5on the toatifgous
desire, sstilas0 savings TROUBLES :fbaats
hotels and ru nningtea Milwaukee the
following SatuIdayeboO3 yT5Gil5E1b Z
rs Astate room accommodating TIVE
will cbst $50 and, a bert. s$25s ~! Meals
a2aScart viii average s. g j z Day az 5
.cofdipg to. what it cost the bankers s
on their recent trip, We want "a get
up a good crowd from, wi, Wisconsin 5IEIi on
this trip,,We expect to take ABB. about "a
200 people along with the state offici-
ais and fhe4 Com mission (which the
boat win accom- mediate ryeasilysand
comfortably. Judge Park'of Stevens
Point IS goihgahd would like to see
a-cre3d from GfahdERapIds2 s5a4sJs n
- Yours very truly, 4
z.z5ya4 % w. Sanborn. ~
q This will make a tine. pleasure trip
for those who cWishto5 take advantage
of it and the eosteise4ew1eonsideringE
the Iengthzof the trip and lthese time,l
spent. to say nothing Of tie 1beantifp
sceneFy at Macinaw, Sault Ste Marie |
and the Island Of Georgian Bay. The
steamer a abama is the newest addi-
ton to the Goodrich feet and is the
finest equipped boat on Lake Michi-t
gan. T Tlhlo2se wishing li to ta age. this trip
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14

MIS- Elizabeth Gleason of New
Lisbon is i'm the city visiting rel
atives at the home of VIM Engels
this week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14

electricity used during last week
in the ad of the Electric Company i'm
this issue.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14

:. While Charley Giese, has made.
application for "a : saloon license
to sell intoM cahng liquors and his
,appli cation has been granted by. the
city, he has not yet paid for Tthe
.privile gets He is trying Outline
temperance PLAN and selling -assoI1
drinks OF all kinds lemonade, e.
gars; etc. He is trying cut the Two
plans s1aa1g5lI 3 alsw ylE
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14
LESS TROUBLE J.. !: !
2 III <sH2EEt 55[Es1G 6aEEJ-1S fEeLEL
4. +. .:F()ffl:Ilf|PEOYERS
! Industrial commission lakes
fsy ST cps to Check Misunder-
r standdiagjsafa WoFkImlIea'n1'sCom
.aarpensati Act.

4 7BIadis66zi1i,A Wis, 5At1g SIN prepara-
tonEsof an expected f1n1creasa1IR its
vb31pnIe Of business after Sept L,
when heamendRds wgFknenis com
pensationaactssl will be ia full effect,
the Ihdusltria4s Com 2 mission s is carry
inc Oh a voIuminous correspondence
..aa.We a afe 8 doing Everything possible
to qsave Wisconsin employers from
71Yr,s NM ii CfErz1aL nha gsrsT or unnecessary
t .,,S.i Is regarding 3 the alnew 1aw,Y
said Chairman E..sFh zGrownha of
the commission. In our effeEts to
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-14

DATED July 15th,s 1913 r. .ss,Ff=zAe ~
nc as. e, re.gAttornay for PEI
s,a,try naasafr, ssogx4 f.,,.
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-z.l4z .2zz4Gz al 1911 ssasxSEE Eas3rvncEt