Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1918-09-05
Personal and Local

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Nels Myers
on August 29, a girl.
Miss Mary Fadner left Friday for
Wautoma where she has been engaged
to teach this year.
Place your job printing orders at
the Wood County Reporter printing
office. If.
Irene Sullivan has returned from
New Rome where she spent few
week with friends and relatives.
Loyal Giese who has been employed
in Minneapolis for some time is home
for visit with friends and relatives.
Wesley Hewitt haa returned from
two weeks visit at Bancroft, with
his sister Mrs. VIM. Mckinley.
Miss Cathrine Corcoran returned to
Indianapolis, Ind, where she teaches
in the public schools in that city.
That Easton, Penna, NAH who was
nearly mobbed for twisting of cats
tai has talents that would be appre-
ciated in Germany.
Miss Caroline Schnabel has gone to
Wausau where she will resume her
| work as teacher in the public schools
in that city.
| From present indications our army
one of these nice Monday mornings,
will be hanging out their washing on
the far famed Hindenberg line.
The finest example of eloquence re-
Gently reported from Washington is
| the silence of some of the former pro-
German Congressman.
On July l, 1919, the entire United
States will go dry in compliance with
the law passed to this effect by Con-
gress.
WANTED-10 Girls. Roddis Lum-
Der & Veneer Co., Marshfeld, Wis.
If.
With these accidental fires occur
ing at army environments, it looks as
if some one knew what the conditions
were that produced the accident.
Miss Loretta Boursier has gone to
Spokane, Washington, where she has
accepted a position in the public
schools of that city.
Now if some of the people that iee1
IT Henry Ford VII like him turn over
;heir war profits to the government
they can say what they please
Miss Heinneman of Chicago and
Mrs. Albert Turks of Milwaukee, are
visiting at the w. c. Weisel home or
Washington Ave.
The farm help won't work only
hours a day now, as the farmer car
always be depended upon to work Il
hours and finish things up.
FOR RENT-On easy terms 81
acre farm. Inquire or write Pete,
Felio, Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, Rout,
1, Box IS, Plover Road. 2tw
AS usual Labor Day is observed by
not laboring.
Miss Constance Boorman left Sat
urdRy for Wausau where she teaches
in the public schools of that city.
Miss Mary Noltner has gone t.
Sparta where she will teach in tn
public schools in that city the coming
year.
The unnaturalized enemy aliens ar,
at least periodically attached to A
merican wages and business chances
Louie Fournier has returned from
two weeks visit with his brother
who resides in Northern Wisconsin
While there he enjoyed many pleasant
fishing outings.
Mrs. VIM. Rockstroh and three chill
dren have returned to Chicago after
a three weeks visit in the city with
Rev. Rockstroh and family.
1t is suggested that some of the de
lays in our war work would be obvi
ated by a more general disposition Of
the head men to occasionally substi
tute overalls for clean collars and cuffs
FOUND-A hand bag containing 6
pair of scissors and other work mater
| ial. Owner may have same by call
ing at this Office and paying for this
ad.
In spite of the glorious victories
the German official bulletin claims
they are winning, they are very care.
fully preparing trenches far in the
rear.
The man who kicks worst about the
price of rubber tires is apt to be the
same one who uses up tire stock by
tearing around the corners at high
rates of speed.
The people who kick on having to
pay cash at the stores would never
in the world pay a separate charge for
interest on the capital it takes for
the merchant to cover all these small
accounts.
There isn't much choice in MANY
political contests, but it is satisfac-
ton to the voter to think he can help
defeat one of 'em, he doesn't much
care which.
Mr.. and Mrs. August E. Kringle