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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-09-13
PITTSVNLE

H. E. Spear, now of Mondovi, Cali
fornia, former resident and merchant
of Pittsville, was a visitor on our
streets last week one day. He came
over from Grand Rapids with DR..
Hougen and met many of his old ac-
quaintances. With the party were al
so Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Tuscherer (for-
merly Emma Krause) who made a
visit at the Woodwork home. They
are from Anaconda, Montana.
Fire destroyed the store at Sprague
last Saturday, building and merchan-
dis. The property was but partially
insured
Nash Mitchell made trip to Grand
Rapids Tuesday where he sat on the
jury committee, the names Of those
selected to serve at the October term
of circuit court being published in
another column.
c. J. Favell came back home for a
short visit with the folks here. He
is drawing down good wages in an au-
tomobile factory and expects better
when he gets back.
Merchant S. N. Baum went up to
Arpin Sunday afternoon and took part
in the dedicatory services of the new
Jewish temple which has been erected
there. He reports a large crowd of
both Jews and those not belonging to
the faith and feels well repaid for his
trip. He reports the Arpin congrega-
ton in a fourishing condition and e.
lated over the acquisition of a place
of worship.
Mrs. F. Haydock, of Chicago is WIS.,
iting with her friend, Mrs. Ernst Per-
ner, just east of the city. They went
to Grand Rapids the fore part of the
week to see Willie Perner who has
been operated on for appendicitis at
the hospital there. Before returning
they will visit at Nekoosa with friends.
A. R. Woodwork, of Chicago ar
rived in the city Saturday for short
visit with his brother and sisters here.
AS always, he dropped in unannounced
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furniture for A. Chounard to your city
Monday and returning brought a load
of household goods for Alvin Whitrock
who will live here.
Mrs. Mass, mother of Mrs. Carl
Whitrock passed away at the home
of her daughter Tuesday morning af-
ter two months illness of cancer of
the stomach. The remains were TAX
en- to your city for burial on Friday.
The bereaved family have the sypathy
of the community.
Barney ST. Denis did not sell his
farm to Mr.. Peters of Milwaukee as
reported last week. Before the deal
was closed Mr.. Peters backed out.
Mrs. Maud Robins will entertain
the west side Ladies' Aid society at
her home Wednesday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 10.
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new ROME

Mrs Will Potts of Pittsville is Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. John Potts
Last Thursday quite a number of
the ladies met at the Methodist church
and organized a ladies aid The next
meeting is to be at the church, the
last Thursday in September. The fol-
lowing are the officers chosen: Pres.
Mrs. I. Zero; Vice-pres. Mrs. Lind
quist; Secretary, Miss Eva Erwin;
Treasurer, Mrs. P. BARNES. This is
to be called the Springbranch Ladies
Aid.
The Marsh school opened Monday
with Miss Florence Darms as teacher.
Mrs. NJ. Winegarden has returned
from visiting her son at Appleton
Minnesota.
Miss Ruth Lindquist who is taking
the nurse training course at the River
view hospital and is spending short
vacation at her home, visited at the
j. Erwin home Sunday.
A Sunday school was organized at
the Methodist church Sunday. There
have been no church or Sunday school
services held here for years. The
building may as we'll be used for this
purpose as to stand empty. Every
body is cordially invited to come to
Sunday school and help make it a
success. The following are the of
ficers chosen: Sup. Mr.. l. Zero; Asst
Sup. Mrs. P. Darms; Treasurer, Mr.
NJ. Winegarden; Secretary, Mrs. A
Bates; Librarian, Mr. Louis Erwin;
Organist, Miss Florence Darms.
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ARMENIA

Miss Eta Taylor of Grand Rapids
was a guest at the Y. Lind home last
week.
Otto Sarver is driving a new Ford.
Claus Johnson has a new Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wells spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall at South
Armenia.
The ice cream social at the U. B
Church last Friday night was very
we'll patronized and everyone had a
good time.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Lind and family and
Walter Nelson autoed to Camp Doug
las Sunday.
The Solchenberger family spent Sun
day at Camp Douglas.
Miss Eleanor Goodness began her
school duties at Finely Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Stricken are at
Richland Center attending the state
conference. We sincerely hope that
they will return here again. They
have been here two years.
Mrs. Claus Johnson is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs. Warner, of
Chicago.
Mrs. A. Sarver and son, Donald, of
Nekoosa are spending a few days with
Mrs. VIM Spice.
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er, C. A. O'Neil, left Saturday for
his home in Eau Claire.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Goddard and
son, Frederick, and Miss Sorenson,
spent Sunday at Necedah
Donald Compton of Tomah spent
Sunday with friends and left last ev-
ening for his home. He was accomp-
anied by Stanton Brazeau who will
spend the day at Tomah.
Miss Elsie Miller spent Sunday with
her brother, DR.. W. Miller, at Camp
Douglas.
Chas. Herrick and G. E. Marvin mo-
tored to Camp Douglas today where
they will spend the day
Mrs. F. H. Richmond and daughter
Miss Bess, spent Sunday with rela-
tives and friends at Grand Rapids.
Misses Elsie Lindsor, Mamie Ed
wards and Sophia Whipli motored to
Lake Van Kuren yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Youngchild spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John Mans
Ike at Grand Rapids.
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BABCO(,K

Harriet and Madeline CRUDE spent
a few days in Babcock last week.
Merritt Ward and family are visit
ing at the L. Ward home this week.
The Ladies Aid society at the hall
last Thursday p. m. was well attend
ed and quite success financially.
Will Cochran, of Grand Rapids,
visited at Mrs J. Ingrham's last week.
Mis- Marjorie Brost went to Wau-
sau Tuesday last to have an operation
upon her nose.
Mrs. Geo. Ward who has been con-
fined to her bed for some time, is re-
ported as improving.
Mrs. Brost and Mrs Styles returned
from Wausau last Saturday where
they accompanied Mrs. Mclaughlin
and Miss Marjorie to the hospital.
Mr.. Corbett had two horses struck
down by the electric storm of last
week, but both will live.
Our depot agent sold about $4,000
worth of tickets here last week and
the St. Paul agent at Grand Rapids
$1,000 worth. Some travelling.
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SARATOGA

Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Hammond enter
tanned to a picnic dinner Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs S Abbot, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Smith and three children, Mrs. Sarah
Dawes and daughter, Edna, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Parks, and Messrs. Ar thur
Dawes and Herman Topelt
J. B Weber and sons did the thresh-
ing on their two farms Thursday and
Friday and on Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
Weber accompanied the H. E. Gardner
family to Kaneville, H., making the
trip by auto. They expect to be gne
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Parks returned
from their trip to southern Wisconsin
last Thursday and on Tuesday left for
their home at Mellen.
T. E. Tilley of Chicago, spent We'd
nesday and Thursday at the William
Nicolaus home.
Frank, Rose and Viola Mazur spent
Monday and Tuesday at the Frank
Ross home
George '. Hammond has had his
residence greatly improved by giving
it coat of paint the past week.
Frank Withers of Nekoosa has been
helping on the William Nicolaus farm
the past week.
Miss Mary Noble left Saturday for
Chicago where she will teach for the
coming year.
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WORKS LEAVES
THE PACIFISIS
Former Senator Declares Body Savers
of ''TOo Much Socialism"

New York.-Former Senator John
D. Works of California has withdrawn
from the peoples council of America
for democracy and peace, it was an
nounced here Thursday.
His resignation Mr.. Works stated,
is not due to waning interest in the
peace movement, but because he be-
lieves the council has not taken a suf-
fciently broad ground, and controlled
as it was, would be, could be, nothing
else than an annex to the Socialist
party and used for it's advancement"
He was a member Of the organizing
committee Of the council and was at
its recent conference in Chicago.
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BETHEL.

While George Cole and Robert Qua
man were coming from Auburndals
one evening last week, their automo-
bile turned over, injuring George but
slightly, but Robert sustained serious
injuries to his collar bone, and in
wardly of his lungs Later: Mr.. Qua
man was so far recovered from his
injuries last night that he rode in his
auto to Grand Rapids Saturday.
Bethel Academy opened on the
morning of the 18th inst. The work
of the necessary preparation is going
rapidly forward. Everything is be-
ing done that can be done to make
the Academy building, dormitory, and
cottages in first class condition.
The store and postofice building
has been remodeled into a dwelling
and post Office and is being occupied
by Prof. Elliot (PrincipaD, and the
post office.
Prof. Wohlers is moving into the
Principals cottage, in the rooms lately
vacated by Prof Elliott.
The primary or church school open.
ed on Monday the 10th inst, under
the charge of Mrs. Bertha Peake, who
has had charge of it for two years, a.
least. She has the confidence and es
TEEN of the whole community.
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VEE[)lJM

We are all enjoying this beautiful
weather.
The church and Sunday school pic
Me, which was held in Kun1m's grove
was largely attended the day being an
ideal picnic day. Races and games
were INDUCED in, but probably the
most enjoyable feature was the noon
day feast, in which everyone took an
important part, in fact, the dav was
most enjoyably spent.
Miss Marie Selden has been engaged
to teach the South Veedum school
and Miss Irma Heuer will have CHARGE
OF the Dexterville school.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hendricso,
left Sunday for short visit with rel
atlves at Belleville, Wisconsin.
Mrs. D. j. Carson's sister and chill
dren, of Chicago, who have made an
extended visit at the Carson homo
returned to their home the latter part
of last week.
Land seekers are numerous in this
vicinity of late
Louis Rhine and wife. of Grand
Rapids, are visiting at the Diekm Am
home
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RUSSIAN WOMEN
ROUT GERMANS
Chase Enemy Mile and Half On Riga
Front

LONDON.-Russian troops with
drawing from Riga are holding up the
enemy's pressure. Several units have
shown exceptional valor, repulsing
German counter attacks with the bay
onet.
The first battalion of death (com-
posed Of women particularly distin-
guished itself, throwing itself into the
melee at the most critical moment and
throwing back and pursuing the enemy
nearly three kilometers "a mile and
half in spite Of the loses it had sus-
tanned. The example set by this bat
talon inspired the other units. Gen.
Novitsky personally directed the at
tacks.
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Mesrs. and Mesdanaes a. L. Park
and William Nicolaus spent Saturday
attending to business matters and call
ing on friends at Strongs Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nominson of
Chicago spent the past week with
friends here.
". D. Ross and family autoed to
Stevens Point on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs
Owen Hammond and two daughters
of Belvidere, H., were touring thru
the country and spent 4 few days with
relatives here the past week.
Miss Fern Ross spent Tuesday the
guest of friends at Grand Rapids.
Miss Georgia Ross began her school
monday in Dist. No 5, in the Town of
Rome, Adams County.
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althnllUh welcome.

although welcome.
A. A. Gates arrived in the city Mon
day from Dakota where he has been
r+qving with a son. About four weeks
ago he suffered the loss of two fingers
in a we'll drilling machine, and still
carries the hand done up. He will be
7,aro for q few days yet and will go
to the southern part of the state.
William Perner, son of Ernst Per-
ner, just east of the city limits, was
taken to Grand Rapids last week where
he underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis. The case was said to be
a serious one, but at last reports the
lad was getting along in good shape.
Miss Gertrude Brandt, sister of Mrs.
D. F. Schneider, who has spent the
summer at the Schneider home west
of the city, left for her home at Kee-
Ter Friday last.
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NEk()l)SA

The Nekoosa Gun Club will hold a
fishing contest down river Sunday,
September 16. c. A. Wiley, John
Krehnke and Larry Boles have charge
Of the arrangements and any member
of the club who wishes to enter or
go with the bunch should notify one
Of the three members of the commit
tee before Saturday, September IS.
Ross Denis has accepted position
as Display and Publicity manager for
Johnson & Hill Company and will take
up his new job Monday. Ross is es-
pecially adapted for this kind of work
and should make a success in this
store.
Miss Emily Klingborn of Plymouth
arrived Tuesday evening to take
charge of the millinery department
at the White Store for the coming
season.
Stanton Brazeau who has been at
Port Arthur, Canada for the past few
weeks returned home this morning
for a short visit.
F. x. erode returned from Chicago
Friday evening. He was accompanied
from Milwaukee by his son, Ray, who
will remain for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Wiley, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Nash, Mrs. H. F. Waters
and daughter, Katherine, Mr. and Mrs
L. E. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Helke and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Steib of Grand Rapids
spent Friday at Camp Douglas
One season Of good crops at record
breaking war prices has enabled Louis
King to retire from farming and take
life easy. His farm is for rent and in
about month he will have a sale of
the personal property on the farm.
Miss Mildred Brooks entertained
20 young lady friends at her home this
evening in honor of Miss Bess Rich
mond. Many linen gifts were given
the guest of honor
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Youngchild, Mr.,
and Mrs J. W. Youngchild, Mr. and
Mrs H H Helke and Mr. and Mrs S
Denis spent Sunday at Marshfeld,
L E Smith left early this morning
for motor trip to Milwaukee, where
he will stay about a week
Mrs J Gutheil left Wednesday for
Manitowoc and other points in that
vicinity for a weeks visit
Miss Mercedes Helgerson of Marsh
field spent the week end at the C. E.
Youngchild home.
The Flower and Vegetable exhibit
held at the high school gymnasium on
Friday was a success in every way.
There were over two hundred veget-
ables entered in the exhibit and one
hundred and fifty Of the different
varieties Of flowers. Many prizes were
awarded to those having the best ex-
hibits. A demonstration was given
by Mrs. S. G. Corey Of Grand Rapids
and talk on the conservation of
food by Mrs. I. P. Witter and a talk
on the conservation of food from the
standpoint of the army by Captain
Gibson
Mrs. F. Bohm and children left to-
ley for their home at Rhinelander af-
e weeks visit at the VIM. Holden
home
Miss Gertrude Giese of Grand Ran
ids spent Sunday with relatives here.
H. Il. Voss and daughter Marion.
Mrs. Nellie Quinn, and daughter. Belle
and Miss Bernice Brazeau spent Sun
lay at Camp Douglas
Misses Kathleen and Margaret o.
Brien, who are teaching school at
Babcock, spent the week end with
heir parents here.
Rev. W. O'Neil, who has been spend
ng the past few days with his broth
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SSI(iiE:[

Misses Edith and Elanor Blomquist
are home from Veedum where they
have been visiting with friends for
some time.
Ernest and Paul Schultz spent one
day of last week with friends at Wau-
sau.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bronx,
a baby girl last week.
John Forlund has returned to Gid
den after a pleasant visit with rela-
tives here.
Lenard Peters has gone to visit at
Wausau and Tigerton.
Anil Anderson has gone to North
Dakota where he has secured employ
ment.
Miss Agda Lindstrum left on Mon
day for Veedum where she will teach
school this year.
Frank Kologeskie was visitor at
Camp Douglas one day last week.
Miss Ella Habeck has accepted po-
sition in the Normington laundry at
Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Koch are home
from Lebanon, South Dakota, where
they have been guests of relatives.
August Knuth Jr., has returned from
Merrill where he has been EMPLOYED
during the summer.
Tom Kleverie spent Saturday and
Sunday of last week with friends at
Oshkosh.
School began in District No. A on
Tuesday with the Misses LaVigne and
Taylor OF Grand Rapids as teachers
Miss Anna Ruess left on Saturday
for Mllladore where she will teach
school the coming year.
Miss Jennie Lundberg left on Sat
urday for her home in Chicago, Ill.
after spending two weeks here with
relatives and friends.
Miss Laura Shultz departed Satur-
day for Hewitt, where she has been
engaged to teach school,
Misses Lena and Anna Ruess a+-
tended the Fair at Wausau last week
Algot Burgeson has secured emplov-
ment at Duluth, Minnesota.
Frank Hieser is attending High
School at Grand Rapids.
Walter Boneck has returned to his
home at Potato, Michigan, after "a
pleasant visit of few DAYS with
friends here.
Robert Ecklund departed last week
for his home at Duluth, Mimi, after
a pleasant visit spent at the Burgeson
home
Miss Edith Worlund and Hu1da
Hendrlckson are attending High school
at Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dhien and children
OF kellner were over Sunday guests
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Anderson and Mr.
and Mrs A Pearson spent Sunday with
relatives at Cranmoor. II - j
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Dr.. Goddard books the doctor has
ever written. If you are a sufferer
from Appendicitis, Rupture, Gall
Stone, Collie, Goitre or Chronic dis
eases of a private nature, you should
avail yourself of his offer to send you
this vluable little book free simply
for the asking. A postal will bring
it to you in plain wrapper. Many
so-called surgical diseases have been
proven to be durable by medical treat
ment, more safely, more easily and
cheaply by modern medical methods
than was believed possible few years
ago.
After you have read this little book
you can consult DIR. Goddard on his
monthly visits to Grand Rapids, free
Of charge and have the satisfaction of
knowing that you have secured the
expert opinion of reputable special
ist in these matters. If you have been
advised to submit to an operation,
surely do not fail to consult him, be-
fore undergoing such an operation.
His advice may save you many weeks
Of suffering, loss oftime and expense,
possibly your life. DR.. Goddard will
be at the Witter Hotel, Grand Rapids,
all day Thur. Sept q, and make no
charges for a friendly visit. Hours 9
a. m. to p. m. Address: DR.. God
dard. 121 Wis. ST.. Milwaukee. Wis.
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At North Hansen school.

at North Hansen school.
Harold Peterick left Monday for
Grand Rapids where he will attend
High School.
Bessie and Irma Whitrock went to
Grand Rapids Monday where they
will attend school, Bessie will take
up the teachers course at Wood Co.
Normal.
A farewell party was given on Al
pha Likes Tuesday evening. She will
leave Thursday for Morrison, Ill,
where she will attend high school
Hazel Martin went to Grand Rapids
where she will continue her school
work.
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NORTH HANSEN

Ella Christensen returned to Madi-
son Monday after visit with her par
ents and relatives here.
Mr.. Gauthier and Speer's autoed
20 Babcock Sunday.
Lydia Smallbrook visited with her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Mask last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaetz returned to
Chicago Tuesday after visit with his
sister Mrs. Harry Schroeder.
A surprise party was given at the
Clyde Winch's Saturday evening in
honor of Miss Moore who has been
staying with them for severalweeks.
Kenneth Buchanan who has been
drafted left Monday for Camp Doug
las.
Flsy Miner began her ursk Monday
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VESPER

This section was visited with a
heavy hail storm early Wednesday
morning. The storm was of short
duration, but the hail stones as large
as hens egg fell in great numbers.
Several people report finding hail
stones larger than their fists. The
ground showed deep impressions
where the large stones had fallen. AS
there was but little wind, not much
damage was done to window panes
Some damage was done to standing
crops of all kinds. The storm was &C
companied by rain which gave the
ground sufficient moisture again.
The Arpin Indians, that conducted
war-dance at the Marshield Fair
were asked to go to the Plymouth fair
and they left Monday to fill the en-
gagement. They will probably dance
at few other fairs.
New danger signs are being placed
at the railroad crossings o. the county
They will be of metal, "a inches in
diameter, with background Of white
surrounded by a black border. The
signs will be placed by the state at
the expense of the railroad companies
and their upkeep will be under the
direction of the county highway COM
missioner.
The young people of Sherry gave
Miss Minnie Broecker a linen shower
Tuesday evening in honor of her ap-
preaching marriage to Mr.. Otto Bee
ker on September 18th.
The town steam grading outfit has
just finished grading the Auburndale
road north and also the road north
from Gleisner's corner. o. Carlin is
running the engine now.
The contract for repairing the east
approach of the Vesper bridge was
awarded to Ben Gardalen and Joe Pa
trick. Joe Patrick contracted to fur
nish the rock for $3.50 per cord and
Ben Gardalen contracted to lay the
rock for $3.50 per cord, the town fur
nishing everything.
H. j. Heinz company has made
voluntary advance in the price of pick
les to all growers in Wisconsin. High
cost of labor caused by the war is
given as the the reason of the advance.
This is not the first time that this
company has voluntarily paid it's
growers more than the contract price
for pickles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot of Honey Creek
spent few days at the G. L. Prout
home. Mr.. Elliot invented the little
ice cream spoons and made the first
die for them
Harold Treutel and Herbert Dhein
began their work on course at the
Grand Rapids High school. They will
go back and forth on the 500 this
year.
School began Tuesday morning with
Ethel Hessler as principal, and Edna
Wittenberg in charge of the lower
room
Julius Kluge is building and addi-
ton to his house which will be great
convenience
Mrs. E. F. Scarf and son Lawrence
OF Grand Rapids were Vesper visitors
Saturday.
Florence Edwards left Tuesday for
Grand Rapids to attend Training
school.
Lillian Miller of Grand Rapids be-
gan teaching in the it 2 school Tues
day.
Ed. Flanagan of Grand Rapids spent
Sunday with home folks.
HnnTH UTEWYnrMY
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4 MEDICAL BOOK FREE
By III. n. A. Goddard

Modern Methods
o f ire a in G
Chronic Diseases
without Operation
has just come from
the pen of DR.. God
dard the Milwau-
kee Specialist and
is one of the most
interesting as we'll
as instructive little
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NEW PAPER FIRM
INCORPORATES

Menasha, Wis.-Articies of incorp-
Grafton have been filed by the Edge
water Paper company, with capital
stock of $4,000. The incorporators
are Gavin Young, Henry Northrup
and j. B. Nash.
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