Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-28


ger was arrested on warrant sworn
out by Officer Payne, charging hin
with reckless driving.
The work of installing the trusses
at the high school has been complet
ed. The work of cleaning up is il
progress and everything will be
ready for the opening of school next
Monday.
Judge Byron B. Park was in the
city Friday and held a short session
at the court house. A divorce was
granted to Mrs Helene Cave. B.
NJ. Vaughn was Mrs. Caves attor,
ney.
Office work is pleasant and pays
we'll for those who are well quail
fled. The Grand Rapids Business
College offers exceptional advan-
tages for training young men and
women for the best positions.
Chas. Scott of New York City, n.
Y, who is with a large seed concern
who has been attending a National
Seed convention in Minneapolis,
Mimi, is in the city, visiting with
his mother, Mrs. w. L. Scott
Miss Mary Gurtler of GAINESVILLE,
and Mrs. Henry Lemmerhirt of Wat
ertown, returned to their homes on
Monday, after spending several days
in the city, coming UP to attend the
funeral of Casper Gurtler.
Owners of chickens must keep
them enclosed and upon their own
premises, or they can be held re
sponsible for all damages and costs.
If you have chickens take care of
them.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Ames left Mon
day for Marshfield, where they will
spend a week or ten days visiting
old friends and attending the Cen
trail State Fair. Mr.. Ames is presi-
dent O. the Association.
For Sale or Exchange-80 Acres
Good house fine new barn, chicken
house, granary and kood we'll. 40 A.
cleared, viii take small place near
good town in exchange. Price $3.50.
D. D. Stookey, Thorpe wis.
Russell Faulkner, who has had
the central Wisconsin territory for
the National Biscuit Co., for several
years has been promoted to assist
ant Mgr, Of the Milwaukee branch
of the National Biscuit Co.
Judge Byron B. Park and sons,
Lawrence and Lyman, Register of
Deeds w. J. Delaney and Clerk of
the Court Frank Timm of Stevens
Point, were in the city Friday. The
party made the trip in Judge Park IS
automobile.
Misses Nina Brehme, and Alma
Lutz, returned to this city sunday
from Green Bay after spending a
few weeks in said place. Miss Nina
Brehme will leave for Green Bay,
which is her home after an indefi-
mite stay at the Lutz home.
Gilbert Helm, Douglas McGlynn,
Willus Gazely and Gaylord Bradley
of this city, spent Sunday evening in
Stevens Point. While there, Gay
lord Bradley and Douglas McGlynn
were engaged in a foot race, neither
one winning,
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Passmoore,
and daughter, Marie, of lola, and
Mrs. Belle La Hale, and daughter,
Olive, of Scandinavia, were guests
at the John La Hale and John Ray
homes They made the trip by
auto.
The Jail is becoming a popular sum
mer resort for members of the under
world. The treatment and attrac-
lions furnished by the sheriff seem
to meet with the requirements Of
these people. At present there are
% guests at the Hotel Cowell
jacobson and Alderman have the
contract for the construction of two
additional stalls at the Green Bay
& Western Ry. roundhouse. The work
will be started Immediately and will
be concrete, brick and timber con-
struction.
Mr.. Fred King, one of the part
ners of the King Bros. fruit store,
left for Chicago last Wednesday
morning over the Northwestern,
where he will make two weeks Wis.
it. He will return and take charge
of the stand while his brother, Geo.
will make the same trip.
Invitations have been issued by
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown. to the
marriage of their daughter, Miss