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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-15

pany - that their places Of amuse-
m.nt are wholesome. How many Of
us send the children to the movies
when we have no idea what the
films are going to be-and imEres-
sfons may be made on their young
minds that years Of teaching can
The Ienience or Indifference Of par
erts is in great measure respor-
stble for the. Iaxness in children Of
moral virtue. Mo+hers, you have
lew eds of great price in your keep
frg. Guard them as such, that you
may prove worthy custodians Of the
next generation.
IL all would urge and agitate along
nolaI lines, perhaps We could in
sfqJ Oh. the enforcement OF such laws
rs We have and possibly we could
pass. some more stringent ones, but
the greatest protection against evil
is the home. Let US strive to lift
up this atmosphere among rich and
Door and, we shall need fewer laws
Respectfully submitted,
Miss Lillian Gaskeu,
Mrs. Francis Linderman,
Mrs. B. G. Eggert,
Mrs. Ruth w Mead, Chm.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-15
Farmer
PASSES AWAY
EDGAR D. WARNER SUCCESSFUL FARMER IN TIE TOWN OF RU
D0LPH, DIED MONDAY AFTERNOON AT TWO O'CLOCK.

day, Nov. 28,, 1878 He bought a.
farm in said town and they have re
sided there ever since. He was rec
ognized a some of the strong and
successful farmers of his town. He
" as q man that was Well known, had
many friends and was a good bust
ness man.
He leaves to mourn wife and
three children, Mrs. A. G. Dennis
ton Ct I.udolph; Leonard and VIII
Der Warner Of the same town, who
have been living at home and op-
Grating the farm. He also leaves one
sister, Mrs T.. Bearrs of PorterVill, e
Calf, Eugene Warner Of Cranmoor
and S. A. Warmer of Warrens, Wis,
being his brothres. Mr.. Warner
was a member of the Modern Wood
men of America.
The funeral service will b held
from the house in the town of Ru-
dolph at 1890 O'Clock on Thursday
ard ait 2 o'clock in the M. E.
church, Grand Rapids, Rev. H. c..
Logan officiating.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-15
DENTISTS
HOLD CLINIC
GRAND RAPIDS MEN THAT ARE
ON THE PROGRAM.

The semi-arnuaI meeting Of the
Central Wisconsin Dental Society was
held in Wausau Tuesday. twenty-five
dentists OF NarsbdeId, WausaI, To
uaraRk. Grad IA ids. Antfgo Mer-
rIl, Edgar. Athens and Marathon
were in attendance, The member hip
Of the organization totals forty.
Dr.. E. b. owen of Merrill is pres
ident, and he called the meeting to
order at $50 o'clock in the morning
at the Willard building, Third and
Mcclellan streets.
The Grand Rapids dentists who
tock part in the program OF clinics
were:
Cast Inlay Restoration Tor Angle
of mcisor-Dr. E. J. CLARK.
Synthetoi Porcelain F1Ing-Dr. c
T. Foote.
Combnattons Of Cast God Inlay
lana Synthetic Porcelain in Anterior
Teeth-Dr. c. F. Bandelin.
A banquet Was held at neon Al
the Wausau club. Dr. Z. B. Over
was toastmaster and informal Ia *
we're given by several members
The business meeting was HEX
at the Wausau club following tht
banquet. Officers were elected anl
other business transacted.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-15
WILL BUILD GARAGE

J. A. Cohen viii build a garage on
Lot 8 Block 80 Neeve's addition,
which is located ON second st north
of the Lain harness shop. The new
garage Will be one story in height
and will be 48 feet by 50 feet. The
front win be of brick and he sides
ard back Of either cement blocks
or tile. A cement floor with three
pits wild be put in.
This new garage viii be occupied
bv KamDe & SchiII and viii be.com-
DIeted within two months. Work
WIN start as soon IS possible. The
new garage VIII be up to the min
ute in every particular and equippea
to do all manner Of automobile and
motorcycle work.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-15
HIGH SCHOOL
GIRLS WIN
FROM ALUMNI
From Saturday S Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
The great basket ball game last
evening at the high school gym be-
tween the high school girls and the
girls (beg pardon, young Iadies) of
the Alumni, resulted in a very de
cisive victory for the high scohoI
girls The score was 16 to 5
The high school girls played a re
markabIy good game and went in
with a spirit Of do or die that
would be a credit to a mans team
The particular stars Of the high
school team were Miss Eleanor Stat
field and Miss Helen Johnson
There was a very fair attendance,
and a great deal of enthusiasm Was
shown by the spectators. This was
the first public game between girls
teams to be played in quite.a num-
Der of years.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-15
DIRECTORS OF SALES
co. HOLD MEET ING
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
A meeting of the directors of the
Cranberry Sales company was held
this morning at the office Of John
A. Gaynor. 1t was reported at this
meeting that the entire Wisconsin
crop had been sold at renumerative
prices.
A report that appeared some time
ago to the effect that a number of
thousands of barrels Of cranberries
had been dumped into. Lake. Michigan
was branded as absolutely untrue and
without foundation.
Those present at this meeting were
H. R. LANG Berlin; S. A. Warner,
Valley Junction; Elmer Dano, Tomah;
J. A. Gaynor and z. P. Arpin, Grand
Rapids. A. E. Bennett was absent
because Of attending the funeral Of
his sister.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-15
COUNCIL In SESSION
FRIDAY NIGHT
500 LINE PROPOSES TO TRADE FOUR LOS FOR
STREET RIGHTS--MR, LOWREY SAYS NEW
DEPOT WILL Be BUILT

-canvasang board and canyassed the
vote Of the last election =.
Mr.. Prentiss OF *he Prentiss-Wa-
Ders Manufacturing company asked
the council to give the company free
power Tor one year. This was placed
on the table
j. L. Nash and l. p. Witter and
Arthur Miller appeared before the
council in regard to the paving of
Third street. A petition for that paY1
ing was presented The paving Will
be done with either creosote bIocksJ
asphalt or concrete with a strong
leaning toward the latter
The original sewer plans were
amended to increase the size Of sew4
er mains from and inches to II
inches.
A petition to extend the waten
manis from Seventh avenue to the
ReiIand packing plant was present
ed. The matter WAS referred to the
water committee and J. J. Jeffery'
Mr.. ReiIand said that he pIam1
would use approximately 5000 worth
Of water a month. Dr.. Kickbush told
the council that the water in the
big well had been condemned and
that the plant was now relying ON
the springs for water and the Sup'
ply was Inadequate.
AS there are thirteen residences
that would take water in this dis
trict and the cost of construction
would be about s2,5OO. it is more
than probable that the water mains
viii be laid.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-15
From Tuesdays IS Daily.

FROM Iu6SUay S DAILY.
The many friends Of Mr.and Mrs.
Edgar D. Warmer, well known and
highly respected farmers in the
town of Rudolph, will be saddened
10 learn that MIR. Warner died Mon
aay afternoon at two O'Clock, April
u Of arterio-schlerosis. Mr.. Warner
Eas been in poor health for the last
two years Everything has been
lona for him that science and low
ing hands could DO. He was patient
ald long suffering to the end.
Edgar d Warner was born in Penn
S. lvania, December 80, 1852, and was
5z years, 3 months. and Il days old
when e passed away. He came
nlst with his parents when only 2
years Of age and they settled at. Pine
River Wauchara county, where he
VS. Ieared. and educated up to man
heed. AIT the age Of 25 years he
came to Wood county and worked. in
tie woods until he was married to
town of Rudolph on Thanksgiving
Miss Margaret Hardness, of the
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men join
IN CLEANUP CAMPAIGN
MAYOR COHEN OFFICERS OF M g. NJ ASSOCIATION AND OFFICERS
AND LADIES OF FEDERATION TO JOIN TOGETHER IN
CLEAN UP CAMPAIGN.

About thirty Of the business men
net in regular monthly session in the
ELks club room Monday night and dis
cussed freely the credit system and
its relation to merchant and custO-
mer. It was the consensus of opiE
ion that every merchant sh q be
his own judge, but there was gen
eral belief that cash and thirty days
should be the limit without interest.
An inducement of smaller profits
should be made if spot cash is paid.
The Cleanup Campaign already
stated by Mayor Cohen in the offer
ing Of small prizes to stimulate the
campaign was discussed and com
Uented upon.
At the close Of the discussion it
was the unanimous sentiment Of
the meeting to support and aid
the Mayor in the '"CIean-up and
Paint-up Campaign" It was moved
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-15
From Friday S Daily.

From Friday Daily.
The city council met in regular
monthly session last evening. All
he aldermen were present exc pit
ing o. Garrison and Henry GauIke.
Mr.. LoWrey,. right Of way commits
sioner OF the 500 line appeared be-
fore the council and made a propO-
sition that the 500 Line deed to
the city the four lots, Nos. ., 6, Z
and 8 OF Block 1 Original plat to
the city provided the city vacate
the street now occupied by the 500
Line depot and tracks. The PROPOSE
ton We voted upon and carried
by a vote Of 10 to 3. Aldermen Sch
nabIe Lukaseski and Muller voting
against it.
Mr. LoWrey spoke at some length
on the prospects Of a new depot
for Grand Rapids and also up0" the
construction Of the cut off He said
that while he was not in a position
to make any promises, a new depot
would be built and that it might be
done within the next six months.
He also said that when this new de-
pot was built it would be easily the
best and most convenient passenger
station in this city. He also
spoke Of the cut off coming up
from Nukwanogo and while not prom
ising anything, it was easily deduced
from his talk that when that cut
off was built il would come through
Gras 7 Rapids and this city would be
the division headquarters
The council resolved itself Ito a
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-15
CHAUT UTAUOUA
WEEK IN JULY
CHAUT TAUQUA COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF FIFTY
MEN WILL MEET ON FRIDAY EVEN
ING, APRIL 18TH.

(c) Decoration-Tu add to the
platform flowers, flags, and bunting
which only the touch of wo-
mans hand can supply. These things
Iare not necessary, but they are appre
ciated. 1t is Vel sometimes to have
! a committee on town decoration.
(d) Automobile party-To make a
trip to neighboring towns to boost
the program.
(e) StOe-TIo locate the most CON
Yenient place in town free from
noise and within walking distance
Tor most of the people.
G) Publicity - To cooperate with
the papers and to distribute the adj
verdsing which we send.
(g) Ticket Selling-phe most inn
portant committee. This committee
should sell 500 adult tickets before
the opening days.
Thirdt-ralk Chautauqua. Don't
talk about wal--talk chautauqua. In
stead OF saying good morning to
your neighbor, say with your best
smile. 4 wish you six joyous days
and If they ask when, give them the
chautauqua date Instead of saying
chilly morning." say "Chautauqua
week will bring good weather e.
Fourth-Have a clean up week a
few days before the chautauqua OPP
ems.
Fifth-Let everybody help the tic
ket selling committee.
Sixth - Boost. Every guarantor
should be a radiating center for
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-15
LARGE CLASS
TO Be GRADUATED
Thirty-Five to Leave High School
This Coming Commencement.

The class that Will be graduated
from the Grand Rapids high school
this year Will be a fairly large one.
There are thirty-five who are to be
graduated from the different de-
partments and courses OF study.
The commencement exercises viii
start on Monday, May 81 and viii be
continued on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, Friday, June 4, VIII
be the hast day of the school year.
There are eight who viii be grad
uated from the Manuel Training
Course, nine from the English course.
five from the German course, five
rom the commercial course one from
the Modern Classical course. and sew
en- from the Domestic Science course.
Those who. will be graduated are:
Manual Training Course
Dean c. Babcock
Guy Stanton Brazeau
George James Gibson
Erwin B. Eager
Ward W. Johnson
Frank A. Lynn
-. Wesley Natwick
H. Benton PhilIeo
English Course
Leslie n. Hougen
Mabel NJ Johnson
Sidney J. KeIner
IdelIe Florence Knutson
Fern O'Cain
Robert R. Prout
Chester P. Ridgman
Fred J. Schlattener
Margaret Claire Timlin
German Course
Etsher C. Ochtsteadt
Joseph Andrew Holly
Marion J. Philleo
Anita Hollmuller
Verna M. Welch
Commercial Course
Helen Johnson
Naureen Adeline Lindah1
Nina Pauline Rockstedt
Margaret B Wheir
Verna V WOrlund
Modern Classical Course
Lillian E.. Miller
Domestic Science Course
Hazel EIOise Bliss
Lillian Ruth Fontaine
Lucy GazeIey
Fsstbeg Peltie8
Delma A. Padgham
Marguerite Raglan
Dolores Ward
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-15
ANCIENT HISTORY OF GRAND
RAPIDS AND WOOD COUNTY
Taken From Wood County Reporter Files in 187243 Years
Ago-I. {. ngraham Publisher, H. B. PhIIe0, Editor

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Nc Tar. Tof.o,,,-ra j +bo catholic
church. The twain were united in the
holy bonds Or matrfmony by Father
Tonguay in the early morning,a vast
congregation attending to witnes.
the ceremony.
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purchased the drug store of NIcCIat-
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and carried unanimously that the
officers Of the Association, the May
or and Common Council and the Of
ficers of the Ladies of the Fedora
tion meet as Executive Board and
plan the cleanup campaign. The bus
mess men present all indicated a
Willingness to contribute prizes in
Merchandise and money to stimulate
the workers in doing thorough and
effective work.
The Mayor assured the business
men that the city wuold get busy
in cleaning up all streets and city
property and lend a helping hand in
a general way to help everybody. car
~ away ashes, tin cans, rubbish,
etc.
Nov let everybody get busy and
Grand Rapids can be made the most
attractive city in the Wisconsin riy-
eT valley.
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Waukesha Wis. April 14-(Special
to the Daily Reporter Grand Ra-
Dfds won the eu.convention Of the
Wodomen Of the World. Grand Ra
pids made q clean sweep getting 45
votes as against four for Janesi lille
and eleven for MaustOn.
The Woodmen of the World hold a
state convention every two years,so
this convention will be held in Grand
Rapids in 1917.
Delegates from Grand Rapids to
the convention held in Waukesha
were: Mr. and Nj. c. E. Kruger,
Mrs. John N'oyes, Amandus Reinet
and Herman E. Dalke
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-15
BUSY DAY IN
COUNTY COURT

County Judge w. J Conway. tran
saated n large amount OF business on
Tus saay in Probate Court The prin
crpI matters occupying the courts
attention were as follows:
In the matter of application for the
sale OF the real estate OF Martha
WI. anna oscar Witt minors The
following papers GIcc: Preliminary
asIgyl emit to purchase. Petition for
sale or land. Order appointing special
guardian Order Of Sale Agreement
to stI. Confirmation OF agreement
10 sell and Order 10 convey.
In the matter Of the application for
appointment OF Guardian og Lizzie
ToupalIk, incompetent Proof Of
personal service OF application for
guardian John f. Cole appears ON be
half Of petitioner. Mary ToupaHk pre-
ent FL court Record, Band and let
ters OF guardianship filed
In the matter OF the estate OF
James Walsh. deceased. Petition for
license to sel cr uieulber real e5-
tate. Lot Bloak Is Neeyes first
and second addition to city of Grand
Rapids. Order for hearing. Notice OF
hearing.
In the matter Of the adoption OF
VIVIAN Joy Henbest by +. A. Hen
best aud wife. Order for adop lion
filed
Ill the matter OF The estate Ct
Hans Feuee Rasmussen, deceased
Proof Of publication Of notice. Re
cord. bond and letters Ct adudnis,ra
ton filed. Order and notice 10 ere
ditors. Order for appointment Of aD
praisers. Warrant OF appraisers is
sued.
rn tile matter Ct me estate o.
Mary A. stout, deceased Proof oi ap
pIleation of notice Tor adminis,ra
tor. Guar7 -. ad Item appo.n,ed.Re
cord bond and. letters of administra
tor Order and notice TO cra1tors.
Order appointing appraisers. War
rant of appraisers issued.
In the matter OF me estate of Chr.
HaseI, dau-easad Warrant Of aD
praisels filed. General inveatc-
Proof Of publication Of noGo 70 cr~
ditors. Petition and accouut tiled
Notice OF final settlement.
In tie matter ofthe viii Of CaT
Ristow. daceased. Proof Of publios
ton Of notice Of arpl. for proo5 c
viii. Proof OF Will VII and PR
bate. Certificate Of probate OF vii
Bond. Letters testimentaTy- 0Dde
and notice TO creditors. Warrant (
appraisers issued. Order appointin
appraisers
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-15
WILL BUMP
BLUE MONDAY

Blue Monday" or washday will be
a thing of the past if plans now be-
ing discussed by delegates uo.the. con-
vention of the Laundrymen' Nationa
Association of America in Chicago
malure. Ways and means are being
discussed as to the a, visibility OF
deciding ON a price for doing family
washing that will enable. every. house
wife sto send all her family washing
to the laundry every week and get it
back washed as wen as ironed. I'm
der the present system most of the
family washing is sent to the Gus
toner unironed. The laundrymen be
Ieve that eventually no woman will
do the family washing or have a
washer woman come to her house.
Milwaukee is represented at the con-
vention by Geo. F. Phillips and Geo.
Hubinger.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-15
CLOTHING STORE
MAKES IMPROVEMENTS

The Abel & POdaN71tz company
have been making some improvement
in the interior Of their store The
walls have been retiLted, new nj
rogen lights put in, which ilIuni-
nate the store. Two cedar lined coun-
ter chests have been added to the
equipment besides a new display
table. The counter chests are for
use as counters and at the same
tine are chests lined with cedar in
which TO pack away goods. These
chests and the table were made in
Grand Rapids by the Kaudy Manufac-
turing company.
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MAYOR AND
JUDGES SENT
TO PRISON
FEDERAL COURT SENTENCES
TERRE HAUTE EXECUTIVE
TO SIX YEARS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April Y. =
Mayor Dom M. Roberts, Terre
Haute, was sentenced today in fede-
raj court to serve six. years in Lea
venworth prison. To this was added
fine Of $4,000. Roberts was the
chief defendant in the Terre Haute
election corruption conspiracy trial
conducted by the government.
Sheriff Gets Five Years
Other sentences pronounced by
Judge Anderson were:
Sheriff Dennis Shea, five years
and $1,000
Eli Redman, ctrcuit. judge, five
years and $1,000.
Harry Montgomery, president OF
the Terre Haute board Of works,
three years and $500.
George Ehrnehardt, member.O Of the
board of works, three years and $500
Ed DriscoIl, assistant city engi-
neer, three years and $500.
Thomas Smith, city judge, three
years and $500.
: Hilton Redman, two years and 800
William Crockett, two years and
800.
E. E. HaIbott, assistant city con
troIIer, two years and $500.
Lewis Nunley, two years. and 500.
/ DR.. John E. Green, two years and
/ 500.
Refused New Trial.
Judge Anderson began sentencing
the men after he had overru1ed mo
tions for a new trial made by at
torneys for Mayor and Roberts and
others on the grounds that the gov
ernment had not proved its charge
in the county referring to using
the mails to defraud
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AUTO FOR SALE

Equipment 40 HIP Gutenberg Mo
TOR a Sz5 4 cyIindeTs) Sliding
Gear Transmission Multiple Disc
Flutch Full floating rear axel. Gass
Head iight.. Prestolite tank. Re
my Magnetic and 34x4 tires.
\ powerful car fTo country roads,
also is veTv T00ly VIII deI1c15tra :
. any one interested. $3.50 takes it.
Phone or write o. G. Nalde, Grand
PaDids Wis. 1td1tW
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Refused New Trial.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Calkins and
two children returned to their home
at Stevens Point today after a Wis
it in the city at the Frank W. Cal
kins home.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-15
Booster Letter

Booster Letter
To make the ChautauqUa week a
great success the local committee
mUst do it's share of boosting. You
are bringing to your city a band of
workers whose efforts will help you
regenerate you town. You can make
this week a week of recreation, of
education-yo can make it the big
week of the year.
First-Get the guarantors together
Don't let a few men take all of the
responsibility =.
Second Organize committees as
follows:
Ca) HOspitaIity-To see that stran-
gers coming to the town are made
welcome and comfortable.
(b) Child Welfare-Co-operation b
tween amy local force and the child
welfare workers that will come to
teach the children stories and games.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-15

Miss Lucy Pratz Of Melen is Wis
iting friends in town today.
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chautauqua spirit.

chautauqua spirit.
From letter received Monday
from w. K. Mitchell OF Wausau
notice is hereby given that the
Grand Rapids Chautauqua committee
consisting OF so men are hereby no
titled to meet at the Elbs club
room Friday night, April liz, for the
purpose OF making preliminary ar
rangements for Chautauqua week in
July next The following letter is
issued from Madison by the Exten-
sion Division:
Madison, Wisconsin,
March IS, 1915.