Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-09

III often the same ones who leave horse |
standing out in cold wind without |
NJ any blanket.
Hi The corkscrew manufacturers are
Ill worried over the prohibition outlook,
but their product will still be useful !
Hi to stir up the earth around the bush |
beans.
Also the cork producers are asking
what they will do in dry times Well, |
it looks as if they would have time
now to hitch those corks on a line and
.,,rr;ro, go fishing. ny :
JOY, one
arrested fuf'lerhioie' 'ie oo'cle inaNei0
e -: are anxious about the effect of the
- Erz prohibition movement on their trade.
1 ;;1 Well, they should remember that it
, hofouo takes an awful lot of pop bottles to
throw at the umpire at the ball games.
himself
If some persons would keep their
r. mouths shut a somewhat larger por-
ton of the time, there would be less
danger of their swallowing the "1u"
germs.
the du Ill., x,,,a4 !, 1 ,,o1,
January a,,Io,,Io, ~ o.o1d 49, 80 e,-a ~
III '-ll' feathers at these receptions to Presi-
A0 'eil, dent Wilson, as when the Independent
oo'', ao- Order of liners exemplify the work
= ." rr' of the third degree.
in this Not r,,aro1- ba,,a tho s,7,,x.s of T.,
a. rope all been knocked out, but some
= iell4S of the leading baseball stars are hav-
W '01.l' ing to retire.
Ter ad-
lie Sher- ,r1,o o.o,,o,,,o,,4 - o;. - !,
stuck $5O0,000,000 On its guarantee
of wheat prices, bat the farmers need
PHo it badly for 1919 automobiles
greeting MI .,. 49,,
him of VP1O "1A0 mn 01l viz 49,
on after ~ 'i''lS pio"0o0 'A0 "P' ~
be the same ones that won't spend any
money for building decent highways.
been
hipyard Personal and Local
no turn
,;ors 81 Leslie Hougen is home for good
~ +o, having been discharged from the ..
S. Army service.
Frank Weiland of Thief River Falls,
Al 'Iaoe Mimi, was visiting his brother Henry
weather. Eand sisters Mrs. n. ReiIand and Mrs.
-VerIlses }. b. Arpin few days the past week.
J. E. Normington and family moved
those their household goods from the sheriff
"aafrleo house Saturday into the Robt. Roemer
TO say residence on Eighth Street North,
where thew are now residing.
noll'ie0 Friday night January 3, 1919 the
4, many ooyarnn.or+ +bo,.,oor,a+o,. roo;s+arod
can res So below zero. This is the coolest
'u'iltaihS weather we have had in this locality
this winter.
" 0iA-'Al Delbert Rowland has returned to his
~ school duties at Appleton where he
Will continue his studies at Lawrence
~ VIC University, after spending the holi-
- WIN days with relatives and friends here.
business
The young ladies' Junior Choir at the
Congregational Church add greatly to
the Congregational singing at the
II It's VI Mems Club meetings every Sunday
burning evenino This cboir i oroo+1,, orrro-
insS aV ciated.
ublicans
ping. M .nd Nru C1ifr R1,,o++ b,,,o ~, VOW,
ed their household furniture and eff
oppressed foc+r into H. eebo,;4r boro -, So+,,,.
thrifty day where they will reside for the
ave JUST next two years while Mr.. Bluett will
q i'iie"' serve Wood County as Sheriff.
The Misses Ruth Wuersch, Helen
y ophl"'- Hougen and Eileen Noel returned to
'i0ii' are Appleton Friday to resume their
50 many studies at Lawrence College after
VINO " spending the holidays at their re-
spective homes.
'rlatlons Miss Helen Billmeyer has resum-
roof Dill ed her duties as a nurse at the ST.
elp car Mary's hospital at Milwaukee, after
| spending the holiday vacation with her
doubt parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. S. Billmeyer
the girls in this city.
,rt to it
public Sergeant Freeman G. Otto who has
been stationed at Long Island, n Y,
IN the aviation department, arrived
adver- in this city this morning and is
s where is visiting his mother Mrs Geo NJ
Y body Otto at her home at 435 4th Ave n
is, but
n. Fred B. Norton, better known to
Grand Rapids people as "stovy"
the high Norton, who has been seriously i'll
ne same for some time was taken before the
71de ties commission Friday morning and COM