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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09
WHAT WILL THE
{. N. ( ST. P.
DOABOUT It

A question that is causing con.
siderable discussion among the CT
,lEens Of Grand Rapids is, What
will the Chicago, AlilW aukee & st.
.aul hallway company do about fix
ing up the grounds in the triang le
1ormed by Grand Avenue, the passen
ger station and the sidewalk?
The Clty viii soon CONAN eIoe paw
ng Grand Avenue from the Ghsca-
so and Northw esteqn station to the
=. NJ. q od. 2. tracks, this Will leaYp
the arlal-gle as itisnoW. fas the pave
ment Will run along it on the south
erly side.
:. 1as been suggested by promi-
lent businessman that the Merchant
ana Manufacturers association take
me matter up with the division SUP
~rInteuuemt and see If the rail8 a,
COMPANY viii not do something to
Jeautify the place. One suggestion
made as that the railway company
pave a section along the sidewalk
.,lu IN trOnt Of the station tocon-
.ect with the city paving and then
o park the triangle thus formed
.nslue the paving.
Mayor J. A Coher when interview
ed by a Reporter representative
this morning said that if the railway
umpany would park the triangle,
she city would erect a drinking
ountain.
9ny one who has observed the
ond ition Of the station grounds
kRoWs that they have not been
Aept up in a way that should coz
respond with the handsome station
Luild ing. Weeds are allowed to
grow and a general look OF desola-
zion and neglect is fheampression
travellers are presented with when
they alight from the trains.
1t has been suggested, as stated
1T the foregoing, than the MeT-
chants and Manufacturers associ-
uiou take the matter up. 1t has
oeen further suggested that the pres
Adehf of the NJ & NJ. A. appoint a
committee to call ON the division su-
perintendent at Wausau and bring
-ssure to bear that would Undue q
the railway con pany to beautify the
grounds.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09
GOOD ROAD MEET.
Inc At RUDOLPH
The Good Roads Booster Club will
meet with the farmers at Rudolph
station Friday evening at O'Clock.
GOING To
PITTSV|LLE

Road Commisi soner Amundson
wants us to announce to automo.
bile owners and drivers that the
state road, or Red Circle line, from
Grand Rapids to Pittsyille is now
in splendid condition. The Red Cir
Gle line from Pittsville to MarshfieId
is in splendid condition excepting
five miles that is HAVING work done
on it, but that is not bad.
The eleven miles from PittsViHe to
the Clark county line is also iu ex-
celIent condition for travel. And
the new cut off line OF one mile a.
round Dan Keena4fs farm is also
completed and in good condition.
The eleven miles between Grand
Rapids and Cranmoor is completed
and a fine roadway. Also the eleven
miles between DexterYille and Bab-
cock. Any of thes roads are fine
TOR travelling. Use them and enjoy
them.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09

over each table and the cafe is light
ed generally by two inverted orna-
mental lights that are suspended
from the ceiling. Costumers and
Wall racks will take care of the QUITE
garments and headwear of those who
patronize this new cafe. The walls
are finished in BLUSH tints and the
ceiling in cream color.
The kitchen is supplied with nao
ern appliances for getting up a quick
lunch Or an elaborate meal. An
electric range and gasoline range fur
nish the cooking apparatus.
C,ne of the most noticeable features
of this cafe is appearance of clean
liness Mr.. KrolI, the proprietor said
to a Reporter representative that
cleanliness viii be a paramount feat
ure Of the establishment.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09
SECOND REEL
Spectators Will Remain Seated
Or Buy Ice Cream Cones From
Joe Wheir While Operator Is
Changing Reels

Carpenter went on the mound for
the visitors. Foster on mound for
nome team, Neither side scored un-
lii the third.
A. AenzeI, singled, Hussin went
out Foster to Nelson, H. Menzef was
safe when Waterman booted the ball
FisEIeigh was safe on fieldar's
choice. Hollenbeck singled and drove
In A. and H. Mcneil. PTychla struck
0 and Viertel flew out to MansAe,
Two hits. two runs. That was all for
The Point They gathered six hits
and a walk off Foster and five of
them went out by theWhiff route.
In the Rapids third Foster flew ou
to A Mcneil, G. Fahrner drove out
= two bagger. Nash went out Hol-
lenbeck TO W. Menzel. Bremen sin
gIed and stole second. Waehs hit
out a two bagger and G. Fahrner
scored. Bremen was thrown out al
,he plate two hits. one run.
III the tou1th, Nelson singled, L.
i.hrner hit a two bagger scoring
-,eIson, Waterman safe when Car
penleT bobbled the ball. Manaske
.4ew our 10 hishleigh and G. Fair
uer scored Cn the throw in. Foster
,ellAeu ana &. ahrner Went out Hol
lpnDecK 10 W. Menzel. Two hits, two
.uns. Nothing doing in the fifth. In
the sixth, l.. Fahrner tripled and
came nome when the Point third
oaseman let the throw go thru him.
" alerman 1IeW OUT to A. Menzel.
,Aanske touIed out to H. Menzel.
.roster singled but G. Fahrner went
Juu Carpenter to w. Menzel, two hits
1ne run.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09
Sunday, the 18th of August


Sleeping oIl the Pullman with moi
sy fishermen is a pleasure compared
90 the ground. Jay claimed he
had the worst place, and Fat insist
ed his was the Worst, but, ITO ten
the truth, | think mine was. cit
ronella" was the only one that got
4 nights sleep. We did not get
to sleep until about daylight and
woke up about 1O:3O. We were in
no hurry however, as We only wantet
to make about fifteen miles that
day.
We broke camp, got under way
at noon, and about one O'Clock stop
ped to book for a spring. Here,
very unfortunate thing happened.
nile We were looking for the
spring, '"CitroneIla' disappeared. We
whistled and called for almost an
hour but no Citronela, SO we went
on without her, much to our sorrow.
think some one came along in a
auto and picked her upyseeing her
long way from home.
While looking for the spring, We
found some deer tracks which were
quite fresh. This excited us a great
deal, but We did not run across the
owner.
We are camping tonight about 25
miles from Eagle River and are go
ing to take our carbide lamps ana
see if we can shine" deer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09
WISCONSIN RIVER
VIEWS TAKEN
BY CAMERA
Crossette Films Company of
Milwaukee Present Their Art
ical On Their Experiences
From Eagle River.
Friday, The 18th of August

Friday, the 18th of August
There are three of US, all supersti.
tious; j. Ingraham, the (moYie) cam
era man; Ivan Ferguson, (Fat for
short) the Cstill) camera man; and
myself, supposed TO be iri charge of
the expedition.
It took three Red Eaps'' (aIl
they had) at uhe Northwestern De
pot in Milwaukee to assist us to
our train. At the depot, We We're
advised that all the lower ''prema-
ture-coffins" furnished by the Pull
man Company had been disposed of
and ne would be Obliged to repose
ini 'uppers," and even the flash of a
five spot" ON the train failed to-
produce the desired effect.
AT the car, the porter looked us
over and wondered aloud, If We knew
they carried a baggage car on the
train. We FINALLY got settled, after
repeated warnings from Jay to be
carefuY of the big camera. He is SO
fussy about this machine as an old
maid sister would be Of the first
born Of the second generation. So
suppose this Friday the-13th jin1
is going to fall ON the big machine.
Before l go anyfupther, I may as
we'll tell you what this is all about.
We have started out to make a boat
trip from the town of Eagle River,
down the river by that name, to the
Wisconsin, point below the DelLs.
We shall endeaYor to have you see
the interesting things We see, the
beautiful scenery; the natural re-
sources; how they bottle up the wat
crs in the lake region of the north,
to be released as the power sta
tions and manufacturers and manu-
facturers adj along the river need
it; show you where the wonderful
forests have been cut and burned
cut, aud perhaps show you a little
virgin timber; then the small farm
er who comes along, blasts the
stumps and starts in at the heroic
task Of clearing this land; proving
to you that ITO the victor belongs
the sp oils" by finally showing the
man who has been on that sort oi
land from 10 TO 20 years.
This river as you know has many
wonderful dams and beautiful rapid.
and We intend to shoot as many o
these as possible with thecanoe. w
Il also hope TO see somewild animals
and secure pictures Of them in die.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09
NEW WEST
SIDE CAF {

Al new Cafe has been established
on the west side. This reW eating
place is located on third avenue just
back of the Church drug stocs It
viii be known as the Mint Cafe. The
new cafe presents a bright, clean
and inviting appearance. The, furni-
ture is all IN fumed oak. Four tables
2 on each side with 4 chairs each
comprise the serving capacity of the
cafe. Handsome drop wall lights are
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09
GRAND RAPIDS
IN SECOND PLACE
Rapids Wins Both Ends of Double
Header Sunday Marshiisld
Shuts Out WauSau.

The double victory of the Rapids
.eam over Stevens Point coupled
with MarshfieI,"s victory over Wau-
sau shoyes the Rapids team into
second place with a margin of one
and a half games.
The first game was a bat fest by
the Rapids team in which DeTine
lead his mates by making five hits
two doubbes-two singles and a
triple out of five times up. A perfect
record and a record for the league.
Grand Rapids fatten their batting
average by making % safe hits, Il
singles, 6 two baggeTs, one triple
and a home run. Some biting?
The score at the end Of the game
was Rapids Is, Stevens Point 2.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09
SUM MARY

Stolen Bases, G. F'ahrner, n. Nash,
Bremen, Nelson; Sacrifice hit Nelson
Two base hits, Waxhs, Manske, De
vine ,, G. Fahrner, Bhennen, H. Men
Eel, Three base hits, Devine; Home
runs, Waxhs, Friday.
Innings pitched, Carpenter one
and one-third innings, ,Hollepbeek six
arl two-thirds innings, Devine, nine
innings. Struck out by Carpenter /,
by Hollenbeck 5, by Deyine II. Base
on balls off, Carpenter l, off Hollen-
beck ? off Deyine ], Hit by pitcher,
Waterman by ollenbeck. Earned run
Grand Rapids 10, Stevens Point 2,
left on bases Grand Rapids 8, Stev-
ems Point 2. Total bases, Grand
Rapids 81, Stevens Point II. Time
of game / hour and 35 minutes. at.
tendance 425, Umpire Bandeline.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09

aas were used, and the ice cream
Is special design in these colOTs.
lie morning was spent by the
my in social conversation, and
oat three i'll the afternoon the we'd
ls dinner Nas served. The wedding
rly Jed by the senior Mr. and
IS. kraus, and participated in by
the family. marched to the table.
weatiug music being played by
tss Dorothy Kraus. ~ pleasant
ture of the dinner was the we'd
.a.s. which had been made by
rs Tusherer nj Anaconda. Mont,
Ia sent here by parcels post. Thus
ough This daughter was compelled
be absent in person, she was pres
ia spirit.
In the evening and during the day
rorm friends called to extend con-
.ulatiuus and best wishes TO Mr.
III MIS- Kraus. at about nine in
s evening. the Bruce band appear
ana save a short program. MIR.
aus is an accomplished musician
ID mas played in many bands, and
with Mrs. Ilraus, appreciated this
ri ot the day very highly, and the
5a hour which followed with the
.u boys.
Many presents We're received by
Neddtug couple during the day,
aIe uow,rs we're presented by
a,ss anna the day was an exceeding
pleasant one for them, because OF
many expressions of good Will
love shown them by relatives
Id friends.
lose ah kraus was born in Schanz,
astna. November Is, 1912. IN
he came to America and
is nrst Eome was in Chicago. Ill.
fer a few months in that place he
rl ia Nanesha in the fau of 1885.
aIlh city was his home for many
ears ana mere he attended school
a4 learned his trade, that of furni-
ure maker and turner. He was EN-
loved i'm the various manufactins
3.ants in Meuasha until 1881 When
le moved to PittsvilIe. Wood County
Chts was in the day when numbering
nd lumber product manufacturing
yere the industries here, and he
worked as superintendent for a larg'
.oupauy for some time. later pur
chasing an interset. The last yea
Of ms IL rdence in Piusvnle, he wae
Employed nj ArpfD for the Arrh
eompany. In 1900 ne moved to tbs
state Of Montana, and after a sever
rgars residence in Butte, Mont, h
moved to Anaconda, Mont, where h
nov. with Mrs. Kraus has his hom'
and where he has extensive invest
ments.
Mrs. Matilda Kraus, whose maide
name was Matilda TrIhng, was bor
Ii Ntedermassberg Prussia Decembe
I5. 1S43 and came to America wit
5er parents in 1850, settling at Sht
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09
GARAGE
CHANGES HANDS
From tn rsday's Daily.

From tn rsdays Daily.
Geo. Huntington and z. J. Steen
have purchased the garage on Bak-
eT stTeet occupied by Dwight Hun
tington. The cal was closed and
t. e new firm tCsk possession to-
day. The title of the new firm will
be Huntington & Steen.
Dwight Huntington vii! continue t
do gun repair work and taxidery at
the shop.
The young men taking over the
business are both experi4eced au-
tomobiIe men and Wiu continue
to give the high class service for
which the garage has gained such
a good reputation.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09
IT, and Mrs. Joseph Kraus of Mont Celebrate
the Anniversary of this Event at the Home
Of their Son Here Tuesday.
IANY RELATIVES PRESENT AND FRIENDS
CALL TO EXTEND BEST WISHES,

Fifty years Of welded life comes
few OF the hopeful young eou-
q that stand at the wedding alter.
and prosperity, with much
are tine usual and heartfelt greet
al the wedding day but so many
rs OF welded life are cut short
ae4th
Nh ana Mrs. Joseph Kraus. Sr. on
uaaday. at the home of their son, J.
Eraus here, celebrated the fiftieth
Hirersary Of their marriage, and
id the wishes OF friends half a cen
rg ago were fulfilled. when they
.ded On that day a union that has
81 happy. contented, and blessed
In prosperity.
The Kraus home had been prettIly
.eorued for the occasion, the color
aeue being in gold and white
gIueE glow, yellow nasturitiums anc
e sweet peas being used, while
the table white and gold place
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09

4
the first inning and third was der
ricl-ed and Houenbeck went in to TT.
and stop the fiendi.h hitting of the
;apids men.
The game:
George Fahrner smashed the fins1
| bail pitched for a single, Mash
walked, Bremen singled and al
three scored On Wachs' two bagger
! Nelson sacrificed to A. Menzel
Wachs scoring, L. Fahrner got
on through Holenbeckis error but
was caught off first. Waterman
.trucE out.
Three hits four runs. In the sec
ond Manske clouted out a two bagge
and scored when DeYine uncorked
nls first double. G. Fahrner struck
ut. Ne<1l -[ash singled scoring De
vine later being caught at third.
Drennen was safe when FiShleigh
booted the ball and Wachs went out
aollenbeck to W. Mcneil. One hit,
,wo runs In the third Nelson walked
L. Fahrner was safe ON H. Menzel's S
error, Waterman was hit between
the short ribs and the round steak
Dy one of Holly's benders and went
1t first Manske struck out, Deyine
,ingIed scoring Nelson, L. FahTner
vas thrown out at the plate, G. Fahr
ner got ON through fieIder's choice
IN which Waterman scored. Nash
3tw cut tC Fishleigh. One hit two
runs.
1he Point scored in the third
Deyine had struck out seven men in
j row when Friday came UP as the
third man III the third inning, Fri
day picked out a good one and past
ID the ball into the middle of next
week Tor home run. Mcneil ia
ned. One hit, one run. Note-Fri-
day struck cut every time he came
&C bat after that swat.
The Rapids did not score in the
The Rapids did not score in the
-ourth. In the fifth, after NalaKle
y mt cut Hussin to w Menzel, Nash
,7a1htu, Lrennen singled and stole
second, DeVine scoring. Wachs
made home run, scoring Nash and
bremen ahead of him. Nelson single,
tad, but l.. Fahrner flew out to
rycla. Three hits, four runs. Rap
IDS rested again in the sixth and sey
enth. The eighth L. FahrneT singled
att1naL singled, Manske singled
md Deyine cleared them up with a
,hree bagger, Devine scored on G.
f'ahrner's two bagger and George
came in when Mash singled. Hash
scored on Brennen's double. Wachs
struck out, Nelson singled, Bremen
was caught off second and l., Fahr-
ner flew out to Ffshleig gh. Five hits,
six runs.
In Stevens Point half of the eighth
Viertel singled, W. Menzel struck
out, FRIDAY struck out, Viertel went
to second on Mel elson's error and scor
ed on A Menzel's hit. A Menzel was
caught at third. Two hits, ONE run.
Waterman tried to do all the
put out work in the ninth-he caught
H. Menzel's and FIshIeigh's drives in
deep short field. He had to jump to
get FIshIeigh's hard lime hit.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09

boygan, in this state. Here as a
mild she attended school and spent
her girlhoOd. Her father had n
terests in mill at Menasha, and
through this mill and visiting her
brothers in that city she met afr.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09

nruus ana Iney married in Mena
STA 1,usust II, 1850. 10 them was
ulIn IIle cnuul1n three of which are
uun I,NlLg, Joseph II. OF this village
-I4n.a, nov Mrs. Guy Tusherer, ot
~--ua,, Mont.; and Claradona
~. A4s. EdWala Hougen, OF GRAND
Rapias. There are mine grand-chil
dren. The family was all united a
ae golden wedding with the excep
tion OF the Tusherer family, of Ana
som a, the Edward Hougen family
with four Grandchildren and the J
II. Kraus family with four grand,
.-a>.- being present.
.Nll-u srouHs Who colnposeA LIre
uu.s proueers OF Wisconsin. Both
made the trip from foreign land 10
r-l.-,1, ga III El SAIL boat when ii Jooh
Weeks to make the trip. Mr. Kraus
Was III Chicago when ducks Were
uullpeu in places where now million
ISL LuIluIhgs slands and he made
the trip from Mnw aukee to Menasha
when there were no railroads ana
the conveyance was a team Both hay
stood the rayages of time well, and
are well and hearty old people, and
it is our wish that they may live
many years more to enjoy the fruits
OF their labors in work and love, and
that their children and grand-chil-
dnen may live to be worthy of such
sires.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09
CLEARING LAND

l want to contract for clearing
about 25 acres on my Rudolph farm
Also want clearing done on my IAN
in Saratoga and near Babcock.
If interested look work over at
once and make bid.
2tW. D. .. Conway.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09
Bruce News Letter

Mr. and Mrs. hraus mentioned in
the above item are now in this city
guests of their daughter and family
Mrs Edward Hougen, wife of DIR. Ed
ward Hougen on 5th street north.
They are visiting among relatives
in Wisconsin during summer after
which they viii go to their home in
the west. Mr.. Kraus win be re.
membered by some of the old settler
as a member of the Webster Mfg. CO
in PittsvilIe many years ago. We
join with their many friends in Woo.
County in extending congratulations
for continued health and prosperity.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09

The weather has moderated suffi-
GENTLY SO a chap can stand on the
sunny side of barn with only three
shirts, tour pair of socks, two pair
Of mittens, two oWercoats, a muffler,
and sealskin cap. and remain at
Least twenty minutes without freez-
ing II he keeps stamping.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09

MarrieI-On the 21st day Of Febru,
ary at the Methodist parsonage in
this city ~ hey. Jesse Cole, Mr.. Fra
derrick Timlan of Centraia to Miss
Alicia Smith of Tally Valley, New
York.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09
february 25, 1875.

Married-On the 18th of February
by H. w. Lord at the residence of
Mr.. Henry, in thecity of Grand Rap
ids, Mr.. GustaVe DahIke OF Miss
Hulda Jocks.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09

Wild Cat Killed.. Haskins and
II. Hammer killed a ferociOua wild
cat in the town of Wood, on Yellow
River last week. The monster only
weighed forty pounds and declared
war. The terms were accepted, but
the conflict was short and decis-
i've, for the first shot from Mr.
Hammers gun brought poor Thomas
to an unconditional surrender.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09

We have received the first three
numbers OF the Lincoln County Adyo
cate published at Jenny by Senator
MoCoru. 1t is a capital local pa
per gotten out in good shape and full
or interest We commend 1t TO the
people OF Lincoln County. Every man
IN the county ought to take it and
senu an extra copy abroad.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09

Summary: 1.-TWO base hits, G. Fab
rner, Wachs 2; L. Fahrner /; three
base hits, L. Fahrner; stolen bases,
Nash, Waterman; sacrifice hit Man
ske; struck out by Foster 5, by
Carpenter 3; first on balls, off Fos-
ter 1, of Carpenter 2. Time of game
one hour and fifteen minutes. Um-
pire Bandelin.
Marshfield won from Wausau z to
O,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09
FOUND AT LAST

Money to lean on good farm securi
" Cali and take it away.
2tW. D. d. Conway. j
buy it Il Grand RAPIDS!
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09

We are indebted to our former
young typo, Paul Fontaine, for just
such letter as does ones soul
good. Paul is big chunk of the salt
Of the earth.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09

Miss Libbie Smith met with a
severe accident last week by fall
ing down a pair of outside sairs.
1t was feared Tor a time that she
had fractured one or more of her
ribs, but she is all right now, con
Yalescing.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09

March came i'm like very heal
thy female lion with wheIps, and We
Il wager she'll go go out like a
whole maLagerie.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09

Chas Slocum wants to know where
that shoe came from. 1t must have
been shipped by mistake from Mil
wauEee in goods. It's a Milwaukee
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09

Married-On the n day of Febru-
any by Rev. Jesse Cole, Mr.. Edward
Mahoney TO Miss Derinda Eaton,
both OF Grand Rapids, Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09

Our Boys who went to Florida
nave been heard from. Charley Gar
nson was lying on the deck of the
steamer trom New Dreams TO Pensa-
cola painting luke a $50 popnder hay
ing given little darkey ten cents
10 ply palm leaf over his lengthi-
ness dexterously Mitchell and Harry
oOmp ,on Nele barefooted, sucking
oranges and wondering how the
thermometer stood in Wood county.
Harry had bought a linenl Lussber,
ma AIr. Mitchell was continually wo
dering if it wouldn't be cooler when
night came. The intelligence was
received by Carrier Pigeon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-09
STANDING Of
THE TEAMS

and MrA- Charles KaTnatz OF
the city.