Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-07-01

Eiends. Miss Viola Doyle Of Rhine
lander was the out OF town guest
present.
| SATURDAY.
Eau Claire, Wis, June 25-John
Brice, steepIejack Of Chicago was
seu.enced 10 one year at Waupun
IN Friday by Judge Tiokham, TOR
passing a counterfeit so cent piece.
BrLce claimed he found it, but an
other counterfeit was fould in his
,ockets.
r F. Elsner of GAINESVILLE was ar
rested yesterday By Chief of Police
Gibson and in Judge F. W Cabins
court this morning Elsner was sen
fenced TO 10 days in the county jail
on a charge OF Yagrancy. District
Attorney John Roberts appeared for
the state.
a joke is being told on one of
the justices OF the cfty-the story
goes like thi s. An offender was
brought before the Judge" and plead
ID guilty to an offense. The court
said, You may have your choice OF
len days in jail or $25." The of
tender is said to have remarked, IF
there's no objection, your honor, III
take the twenty-five"
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Church re-
turned from Wausauu where they &C
companied their daughter Lucille who
underwent an operation in that city
for goitre.
A marriage license has been s.
sued a t Merrill f or the approach
| f-g marriage Of Miss Hazel Pagan
and James Harding of Shawano. Miss
| Pagan is well known in this city.
The invitations are out for the
marriage of Miss Bernice Sheard of
this city and Mr. Arthur Ruggles (
Pepin. The wedding will be at the
Methodist parsonage Wednesday
June 30th.-Waupaca RepubIicanPost
Mrs. A. H. Howe was taken to
Grand Rapids yesterday ON complaint
of resid ents in the vicinity and there
examined by Drs. Boyer and Hougen
regarding her sanity. She was found
70 be of unsound mind a nd the
same day taken to the Winnie bago
hospital for the durable insane. DR..
Boyer, Marshal FaYell, Mr.. Howe, al
i.rs. Carl Simonson made the trip
from here to Grand Rapids with her.
-Pittsville Record.
The German foreign office has just
made an example of a Berlin news
paper which published an editorial
unfriendly to the United States. For
am indefinite period that paper will
OF appear. OF course they do things
differently in the Fatherland, but
>3ermamy's spirit of fairness toward
dis country in the matter of news
paper comment should inspire a
spirit of farm ess on the part Of the
press of this country toward Ger
many.
Mrs. W. c. Weisel has returned
from a visit in Milwaukee.
H. Binneboese left last night for
a visit in St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Raymond Peterson of Rhinelander
is in the city a guest at the Louis
Peterson home.
George Dewey is spending a few
lays in the sothern part of the stats
on business.
Arthur Binneboese is home from
Oak Park, Illinois, where he attend
ed Concordia College the past year.
Mrs. Arthur A. Arp and daughter
Ardath of gThief River Falls, Mimi,
are in the city guests at the George
L. Williams home.
DR.. and Mrs. w. D. FfarYie are
visiting with friends and looking
after business interests in Lahelan
Florida.
vic IN ar I bLal
home of her son Arthur Pepin and
wife in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter KaIhler return
ed to their home at Minneapolis to
day after a visit in the city with
friends.
Mrs. c. E. Bcklund and daughter
Ethel retur ca to THEM home at Be
nidji, Mimi, to-day after visit in
city with friends and relatives.
L. ]. Bluett of Dousman is visit
ing with his brother, Sheriff Cliff
Bluett.
MI. anu MIS. a. q OLuo return
ed last evening from Fond du Lac
where they have been attending the
druggists convention.
Miss Rose Johnson, stenographer
at the Consolidated office left to-day
for Rhfnelander where she will spend
her vacation.
=, Mr.. and Mrs E. NJ. COyle have
returned from Fond du Lac where