Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-23

go, with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Smuckler and
four children, of Milwaukee, arriv-
ed in the city last night for visit
at the S. Steinberg home
Mrs. Chas. jackson, Of Seymour.
who has been visiting her twin sis
ter, Mrs. R. F. Matthews, has gone
TO Racine to visit with relatives.
Mrs. F. Cronk of Sigel, and her
mother, Mrs NJ. L. Bovee, of Beloit,
Kansas, were in the city yesterday,
shopping and visiting with friends.
John Roberts, attorney at law, has
his announcement in this issue of
the Day Reporter for the office of
District Attorney. John is well quail
flied for the place.
During the dry season is a good
time to water trees that have been
set out recently. This done in the
first year or two of their planting,
viii help save them.
Miss Kathlyn Foley of Milwaukee,
and Miss Mae Hewlett, of Green
Bay, accompanied Mrs. Mullen home
from Green Bay and are guests at
the T. E. Mullen home.
VIM McGlynn paid fine and costs
in Judge Roberts court for driving
faster than a walk across the traf-
fic bridge Mr. McGlynn entered a
plea of Nolo Contendere.
WILDER Kluge, the s year old boy,
who was badly cut with a mower
on Monday, is reported as doing nice
ly at Riyerview hospital, under DR..
f. X Pomainvilles' care.
Mrs. Chas. Halverson and three
children, who have been visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
T. Jones, for the past three weeks,
returned home on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Barney and
Mrs. c. G. Aller, of Necedah were
in our city Sunday guests of Mrs.
w. g. Merrill They made the trip
to and from by automobile
Attorney M. J. Paul, of Red Gran
tie, formerly associated in the law
office of D. D. Conway in this city,
is a candidate for District Attorney
for Waushara county in the fall cleo
ton
Misses Ethel Cole, Fanny Cole,
Marie Sexton, Martina Marsh, OF
Marshfield; Miss Louise Shoeles OF
Chicago were guests of Mrs. A. j.
PodaWiltz and Mrs. G. F. Harrington.
Tuesday.
Messrs. Geo Hill, Jr., Ray Rou-
san and R. Reinert, Jr., who are en-
ployed on the Rood Construction Co.,
} double digger dredge at Meadow Val
ley Wis, were business visitors in
the city Monday. They returned to
MEADOW NalI6y luSSudy
A table compiled by the United
States Department of Agriculture
showing the average price received
by the farmers for butter and eggs
ON the first day of each month for
the year 1913, reveals a strong lead
for Wisconsin farmers over those
of Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois and In
diana All of which points to the
advantage of having the best mark
cit in the world right at ones door.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Donaldson,and
Mr. and Mrs C. f. Smith, of Rhine
lander, spent the day in this city
, Wednesday. They made the trip in
MIR. DonaIdsons car and enjoyed
their short stay in this city. Carl
Donaldson, aus we remember him, was
boy here in our public schools. He
has developed into an excellent bus
mess man and has been in the
lumber business on his own account
lOI SeNGIdI ytcd w z clIC DICGbSCh
to note his prosperity.
Mrs Emmett Forbes, of Webster, s.
D., who is visiting her brother, John
Granger and family in the town OF
Rudolph, was in the city the past
week the gu st of Mrs. Grant Bah
cock While here Saturday the Daily
Reporte~ office acknowledges a so
ciaI call from both Mrs. Forbes and
Mrs. Babcock. Mrs. Forbes has not
been in Grand Rapids for several
years and she notes many favorable
changes in her old town. She says
that it gives her great pleasure in
noting the many improvements that
are taking place in Wood county ev-
cry time she comes back to visit
with old time friends. Mrs. Forbes
reports her husband and family all
well.