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PALos Y PEDRADAs. ..

Ell motin de anoche no fue como Sc di-
10 en- principle. Nj Nicolas nj sart6n,
Sc dieron palos nj Sc tiraron piedras; 10
unico que provoco sel alboroto fu6 las
cuarenta mil camas que vende Ell Gle
10 precios de baratillo, 10 mismo que
los colchones Hercules Arrivi',.
No Sc rompen nunca. Advt
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UNA RINA

Ell guardia Martinez arresta Cruz
Fuentes a Bias Cintron, quienes SOS
tuvieron una fuerte rifia en- la via pti-
blica, saiendo ambos con ligeras contu..
stones.
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PARA UNA HERENcIA

En- la fscalia hay un cheque expe-
dido a favor de Eladio Rivera, ell eual
fue dejado por su hermano natural, Fa-
cundo Rivera, quien haces varios sdfas
falleci6 en- ell hospital de tuberculosis,
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coLocAcloN

Sc necesita un ioven con CO.
nocimientos de ingles y maqui-
niIla, y con practica en- tfabajo
general de oficina. Escriba dam
do referencias, experiencia, ETC.,
a "coIocaci6n". Apartado 783,
San Juan, P. r. Advt.
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coNATo DE FUEGo

Informa Ell guardia Pacheco que en-
la casa de Angel Santiago, Gale de la
Luna, Sc declare .un conato de fuego,
quemandose varias piezas de ropa.
El siniestro Sc origin6 causa de
haberse intiamado una lampara de al
cohol.
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BoDA EN- MAYAGUEz

Don zoilo olvencia su esposa do
ma Monserrate, Collazo nos han invita-
do para la boda de su bella hija Ami
da con Ell quito caballero don Jose A
saldana, acto que Sc celebrara esta no
che en- Mayagiiez.
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$500 DE F1ANzA A cADA uNo

La policia de santurce arrest6 en- la
playa del condado Ignacio Rivera y
a JESUS Maldonado, quienes acusa de
un feo delito.
Ell Fiscal practice la correspondence
investigation, sefialando cada uno qui
nien os dolares de fianza 49,
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DANIELS PIDE Ell DEsARME

WASHINGTON, diciembre 2s.-El Sc
cretario de Marina. Josephus Daniels,
manifesto la necesidad que tienen los
Estados Unidos de iniciar en- seguida
una Conferencia International para el
desarme, 0, en- case contrario, proseguir
con m.ayores brios la construction de
nuevos bVques de guerra
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HUELGA DE 1AvANDERAs

Con motive de haberse terminade las
exist encias del inmejorabIe anil SEA
MANS, Sc declararan en- huelga todas
en- la isla, a menos que Ell comercio no
envie sus 6rdenes pronto los agentes
GARRIGA BROS & co
Tel. 848, San Juan, P r Advt
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COmerciante en- prOVisiOnes

Tenemos complete surtido de cuantos
articulks conciernen nues.ro ranro,
que recibimos semanalmente. Antes de
comprar visitenos lame a nuestro te
lefono
PEREZ HERMANos
Telefono 2s5, Isabel II Mum. s. Advt.
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NERCADO DE AzUCAR

Ul;imo cablegrama recibido de Nue.
va York:
j Sc pueden hacer ventas de azdcar de
Puerto Rico a $5.51 en- Nueva York.
Mercado meior"
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BALES EN- BAYAMoN

Ell dia seis de enero por la tarde Sc
llevara efecto un bale de ninos en- ell
''casino Espaiol'' de Bayamon, por
la noche, una jarana- bale
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Taller de Pinturas
ART = SIGN SHOP

81 I'd. desea un buen letrero anuncio
comercial de cualquiera clase, visite
nuestro taller.
Tenemos letreros hechos-- Allen II,
San Juan.
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DESDE PONCE

continda enfermo de gravedad nues-
tro compatriota ell incansablef luchador
unionista don Simon Moret. ID.
Hacemos votes por SUI salud.
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BALE EN- cABo RoJo

Esta noche Sc nevara a efecto en-
Ell Casino de cabo Rojo un bale de agui'
naldo.
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1,4oo cAJAs DE VINO

De transito para santo Domingo ell
vapor "cadiz" trajo aver i 400 cajas
de licores
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Procedente de la ''Guanica Central )
lego Ell vapor Isabella con cuatro-
cientas toneladas de c1Ega general.
Acaba de fallecer ell essimado cabaIIe=
ro, muy conocido en- la isla, don Francis
CO Grillasca padre de nuestro amigo,
don Andres
Enviamos sus deudos nuestro pesame
Con motivo de la repartici6n de los
e.npleos en- Ell Municipio, Sc anuncia
para hoy una reunion de los nderes re-
publicanos y socialistas.
Nos inforra don Juan Castro que ha
desaparecido de su. hogar su hija Anita
Rcsado Castro de once amos de edad
Han sido denunciados: Gregoria Co.
Ion y Maria Martinez, alterar ell orden;
Juan Rivera, hurto menor: Remigio Ruiz
Vicente Rivera, Juan, Rodriguez y Ro-
bustiano Acevedo, infraccion ordenan.
zas municipales
Sc encuentra entire nosotros, acompa-
fado de su estimada familia, Ell aprecia-
BILE caballero don Manuel Alsina, que
desde hace algun tempo reside en- San
Juan.
Ell coRREsPoNsAL
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saben que Felix 7Dfaz sobno del que fue die
tador de MejicoPoriro Dfazus exranado de la nacion
fracasen cuesten miles de
Es hombre de- potenca sin duda va ha net
agunas my gordas entire las que puede carse esta la
la seana tagca que fu@ algc tan serio toma de
TroDa. {ta 4@a tef
Pues encuentra ahora Guatemala pa
asgura que esta confome
peranecer desterado de pals iene perfec
raz6 pues grave para ciudadano que
pulse TERRA see obigtie esta situacon por ITEM
po indefnido..
La figura de Diaz por que "fgura" En-
los Ell gobeno de Mejco, desde la
cada sdho, esta fgurando que haya obenido
trahsigencia poder SegManente, caracer
ha Iegado. LIE acompafa hon-
aanente spoaico Candido AguIa que fue
rio del general Carranza Esto muy signcatvo,
tempo 10 expcara EeZ q A1lo,
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Procedente de la ''Guanica Central )
lego Ell yapor Isabella" con cuatro-
cientas toneladas de c1Ega general.
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Y prOp6so de Meco: isaben ustedes, ectores de Ell
MUDO, donde encentra estas horas ceebre Pan
chto Villa Pue nada que California, la Baia Ca
forna mil qlnienos hobres, Ell proyecto de
colonization Ensenada mas de T
juana seg1n reza la recente noticia. 5t
Este famoso guerrero dedicara defintivamene cu
two de la terra eecto, ha pesentado tamben gran
des nlaqunas exclusives para este trabajo.
E capbio de vida sopresa para TODD ell Que hubo
ieido las Pancho Villa.
la 1nca amiga del honbre la terra al hombre valente
la terra abre uene de saud abundanca todos los
las uchas esees de Ia vida corrente tan Ia misa
vulgar De esd terra que bravo bandido
mecano convertible agcItor
positvas de la socedad hmana FL bazo
Hta socedad ell brazo opera una
dcis la dfeenca de utldad la puede dscuirse
caIdad de la5uidad la hay casicar
brazo hace cada hobe debe ocuSar puesto
Ahora e brazo del miitar humane: sembraa
todos, ell sbra ege conpradores
prviegios de consuIdor Senbrara para pueblo " mas
padoso, dara Ia Made Terra propo riego
darla ell ste go de sangre hernsanos Aho
Pancho Villa sera Pancho Cudad pues actvdad ena en-
periodic de mayor progreso, vida sea
hpnbfe, ciudadano nuevo possible espeanza
de enmenda 81 Juan Vatican de la grandiosa obraun
de conabatenter La vida por ell abao
en- las medltativas soedades- de la selva
~x Felix MATOS BERNIER
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!. NOTAS DE ACTUALIDAD

La resoIucon tomada por caara nsuar de Concrete
Puerto Rico sobre asuntos reiaconados con los
para btener una reaia en- los precos etes
Estados Undos ha sdo y bien recbda ell pals
Tanben pedido al Shipping Board de New York una
apIacion vapoes que hace Recesaria Es
acard grandparents los embafquss Ia con1uncacon en-
tre los puertos americanos Puerto Rico.
possible que movendo actvamene la infuencia hasta
Que obtengan las usas venaias que So
sus aspectos Navera Undas de los Estados
nidos que trabajan oon gran nteres e conner
de pasaeos entire Nueva Hamburgo, naugurando la
cocacidhy 81 Mount Clay que vapor aleman Ade-
puerto quees los mas nportantes del undo NADIA
deene Ia vontad de las aercanas solo podra ex
anegenc tratandose de esta sa que te
abe pues vida de eac6n todos han sdo nconye
burgo nj bodenos aardear pero las facdes para
que pde evdentes estnos en- medic de las pr
America Por 10 n1enos vapores deben
respecto ees puede hacese una gran reduction
10 so en- los reclos de paa que cas Sc han dopado
hay que desmayar poner el contraro todo
enpeho possible para dae feI souci6n esa deman-
da Tanbien seda conveniente drgrse las compahas ra
saantcas espaoas para pede que rebaen cuanto les
possible los precios de pasa fin de ega estabecer una
reddaria en- beneicio del comeoio taben dara campo
ideas sugeddas e contacto con Ia vea madre
@e@st &ass
Una de las decaracones mas graves, las que han
hecho Ell tribunal que ha nteyendo en- mpo
los hechos ocrdos Haiti duane perodo dscrecona en-
que actuaba como poca guerra de Adofo
Rourgot quien Lang haber muerte
union de eniente tres pisioneros encontraba
en- Ia gendanneria.
Este tesgo que presente
reazoe ormen que e. era sab0 s2 81 penal
denddae evafan pfesencia los tres mis-
los dos seonfone fueron presentados ante eI
hvitado Bourgot grupo Freeman Lang,
para confusion de 10 sehal6 in
No dudamos de que este NAL hobre peor americana se
facondenado por el tribunal 81 para clio ene acutade M
81 hecho es tan ncuo, vale la con1entaro
Sc cor1enta pcr 81 solo, ttsr, ~
~ 49,
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Nos informa don Juan Castro que ha
desaparecido de su. hogar su hija Anita
Rcsado Castro de once amos de edad
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-08

be fixed for examining and allowing
his account of mis- administration, and
that the residue of the said estate be
assigned to such persons as are by law
entitled to the same;
1t is Ordered, that said application
be heard before this Court at reg
ular term thereof to be held at the
probate Office, in the City of Wiscon-
sin Rapids, on the 3rd day of Janu-
airy, 1922, at 1000 o'clock A. M.
And 1t is Further Ordered. that mo-
tice of the time and place of examin-
ing and allowing said account, and of
assigning the residue of said estate, be
given to all persons interested, by
publication of copy of this order,
for three successive weeks, in the
Wood County Reporter, newspaper
published in said county, before the
day fixed for said hearing.
Dated this 9th day of December,
1921.
By the Court,
w. J. Conway, County Judge
Hambrecht & Calkins, Attorneys.
Dec 1892.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-08

operation at Riverview Hospital Fri
day. She is reported as getting along
nicely.
Fred Weber is spending some time
with relatives in Illinois.
Albert Laprise left Thursday for
his home in Dayton, Ohio, after a
business trip here.
Howard Andersen of New Rome
has enrolled in the Alexander High
School and is making his home with
the John Potaske family
Henry Mlsna, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Mlsna, IS quite i'll with pneu-
nlonia.
Mrs. James Kraus has returned
from a weeks visit at Appleton and
neenah.
Miss Mary Pumper wi.o has been Sc
riously i'll for some time, is improv
ing daily and it is hoped he will be
up and around in short while.
Anton Wipfi, Sr., spent the week
end with relatives in Altdcrf.
Herman Arnold, who is employed
at the J. Enerich Co., spent Sundey
at his home in Altdorf.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-08
EAST SIDE LUTHERAN
CHURCH ELECTS OFFICERS

The annual meeting Of the Enlman-
uel Luther Society Of the East Side
Lutheran Church was held Monday
evening in the church parlors. Elec-
ton of officers followed the regular
meeting, and the following officers
were elected to serve the coming year:
President, E. H. Voskamp; vice.
president, Erna Schaefer; secretary,
Alvina Knipple; treasurer, Walter
Kauth; corresponding secretary, Stel-
Ia Hickman; business manager, Flea
more Hanneman.
At the close of the evening a social
hour was enjoyed and refreshments
were served.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-08
PORT EDWARDS

L. M. Alexander is confined to his
home with an attack of bronchitis.
Mrs. Alexander, who has been con-
fined to her home is much improved
at present.
B. L. Lynn, who underwent an ope-
ration recently, is able to resume his
work at the C. NJ & ST. Paul station.
The reports of the delegates to the
Boys and Girls Conferences at Wau-
sau last week were given Sunday at
the Sunday School hour. Esther Noel,
Clarissa Muir and Richard Krehnke
gave very interesting reports of the
meetings.
A good audience greeted Miss Car
RE Peckham, a missionary of Japan,
at the Port Edwards Chapel Monday
evening. Miss Peckham addressed the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
at the meeting Monday at the home
of Mrs. Clarence Jasperson.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-08
REPORT
FOR november

Eight Wisconsin Rapids families
are quarantined for diphtheria and
two for small pox, DR.. F. X. Pomain-
vile states in his monthly health re-
port made public Wednesday. DIR.
Pon1ainviile emphasizes the fact that
the only sure way of guarding against
the spread of these diseases is vac
cination.
Twenty-Five births, eight deaths and
fifteen marriages were reported DUR
ing the month of November, as fol-
/ lows:
Girls were born TO Mr.. and Mrs A.
Reinert, VIM. Henry Fisher, NJ. J..
Cypress, Jos. Wallock, Russell Mat
thews, Emil Voskamp, Il. G. Mccain,
Alfred Berard, Frank Molepske, Geo.
Hill, Jr., Fred W. Damitz, Arthur We
Wagner and Jos. Peck.
Boys were born to Mr.. and Mrs j.
A. Rude, Jos. Petrenets. VIM Kegler,
Il. r. Ebsen Chas. O. Chapman,
Charles Birsch, Victor B. Barton, John
L. Giese and Ray Fuller
The following are the deaths which
occurred during November: Baby
Hill (lnfant), Mrs. Cecilia Fannie
Bauer, Kenneth Fetrenets finfant)
Mrs. Frances G. Walton, Charles
Chapman (infant), Frank ]. Doughty
Robert L. Nash and Bernice Marie
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-08
MOTT & WOOD WILL
DOUBLE THEIR PLANT
CAPACITY SOON

Plans for doubling tn output of
the Mott & Wood creamery in this city
have been announced by R. j. Mott,
president of the local concern. Work
on the remodeling OF the company's
building on First avenue south has
been started under the direction of
Contractor NJ c. Jacobson of this city.
The company will install additional
new churns, ripeners, coolers, pasteu-
rizers and other buttermaking facili-
ties sufficient to produce an output of
five million pounds of butter annually.
The local concern since it has been
engaged in the manufacture of Heath
made carbonated butter has become
a nationally known producer with a
sales organization extending to New
York City, Philadelphia, Pittsburg
Washington, Norfolk, Richmond, and
other large centers in the east and
southeastern sections OF the United
States. Recently the company built
up an effective sales organization in
Milwaukee and Chicago which has
caused an increased demand for the
local brand, making additional install
lations necessary to accommodate the
trade built up.
The new installations will not be
completed until next spring it is said
but when completed, the local con-
Germ will probably be one of the larg-
est butter producing plants in Wis
conSin
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-08
ROYAL NEIGHBORS
ELECT OFFICERS

At the annual meeting of the Ma
pie Camp No. 1915 of the Royal
Neighbors, held Thursday evening,
the following officers were elected:
Oracle, Mollie Bossert; Vice-Oracle,
Louise Kokolek; Past Oracle, Jose
phine Wakeley; Chancellor, Callie
Mickleson; Recorder, Carrie Hell1e;
Receiver, Elizabeth Eichner; Mar
shall, Clara Christensen; Inner Sen
tinel, Gusta Kruger; Outer Sentinel
Elizabeth Laramie; Managers, Louise
Shuman and Elizabeth Miller. Phys
icians, DR.. F. x. Pomainville and DIR
w. G. Merrill.
Following the business meeting and
election, the remainder of the evening
was spent socially.
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picket fence which borders the lawn
in front of the house, the original
fence, was never removed and it was
the wish of Mrs. Edwards to have it
stand during her life time. The pro
gress of the schools at Port Edwards
and many other things of civic nature
were source of pride to her and she
cherished the most loyal attitude for
/ the village of Port Edwards and the
entire community.
Frances J. Morrill,. Edwards was
! born in Canaan, Vermont, on May
/ 5, 1881, her fathers name being Levi
/ Morrill, and her mothers name, So
phronia Morrill,. They moved from
Canaan, Vermont, sixty-five years ago
to Wisconsin, spending about three
years at what is now known as Sank,
+ but often called in that time, Prairie
du Sac, located on the Wisconsin Riv-
! en- SiXty-two years ago Frances J.
/ Morrill, accompanied her father and
mother from Sank, Wisconsin, to
Frenchtown, now Port Edwards. She
ator Morrill,, Vermont, the oldest U.
! S. Senator who ever served.
/ Having been highly qualified for
/ for teaching in rural schools with some
! eXerience in Lancaster and Bethle-
hem, N. H., and having taught there
several years, and in Sank about two
years, she was engaged Immediately
at Frenchtown to teach in Centralia
She spent nearly three years teach
ing the District School.
At that me John Edwards was a
comparatively young man, looking af
ter his fathers business in logging
and manufacturing lumber at Port
Edwards, OR ''Frenchtown" Mr.. Ed
wards met Miss Morrill, and agreed
with her if she would come to French
town, he would build schoolhouse in
which to open school. The building
was built and Miss Morrill, taught for
some time. She was married to John
Edwards, Jr., in 1861.
There were four children, only one
Of whom lived to reach the age of
maturity, Mrs. Ida E. Alexander.
The husband, John Edwards, died
while a member of the State Legis-
! lature, March II, 1891. For a few
years previous to this time Mrs. Ed
wards had been in rather poor health
She rallied from that time, however
and during the past thirty years has
enjoyed almost continually the very
best of health.
Berg of very literary turn of
mind and being relieved of the cares
of household matters to a large extent
her ambition to spend a great deal of
her time in writing and studying was
given an opportunity to be realized
and she seized upon it gladly. Her
whole mind seemed to be full of mat
tiers which she began to express in
poetry and in 1901 she published her
first volume of poems entitled Leaves
From the Almond Tree" and dedicat-
ed it to her daughter, Mrs Ida E
Alexander, the volume containing a.
bout one hundred and fifty poems On
many practical and yet interesting
subjects. There was vein of Chris
tian spirit running through the en-
tire volume and her lr any friends have
enjoyed reading this first volume from,
her pen. Later she published another
volume of poems equally as delight
full, and has written, in addition, one
hundred seventy-six spiritual songs.
i which We're set to music and published
for use in Sunday Schools and other
religious meetings.
! She took up Chautauqua course,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-08


Cummings.
The following copies were married
during the past month: Valentine
Weitz and Catherine MicheIs; Boles-
laus kiedrowski and Victoria Kleppin;
Edward J. Nash and Clara Gisler;
Felix Kirschling and Anna Corcoran;
James Dillingham; AMI Aurelia Kehr-
berg; Jos Daniel Dubke and Nora
Sherman; John Herman and Gather
Inc Hilgers; Clement ". Ramsey and
Florence Carlson; VIM. c. O'Malley
and Aleoha Klyne; Carleton K.
Strickland and Estel B. Smith; Geo.
Oilsehlager and Nora Plaman; Her
man Jantz and Clara Stake; Geo. E.
Olson and Sarah Streigel; John Olsen
and Ruby Hannifn
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and when she was eighty-four years
of age, graduated from the Old Orig
inal Chautauqua near Jamestown, n.
Y. She travelled quite extensively,
taking what is known as the Medit-
teranean trip and later spent good
deal Of time in Continental Europe.
For the past eighteen years she
i has made her winter residence in Flo
rida, spending most Of the time in
! st. Petersburg, where she had her
winter home.
/ She was instrumental in securing the
] lot for the building Of the first NJ. E,
Church in that place and was one Of
/ it's largest contributors It is one Of
the most beautiful churches in Florida
and seats over twenty-five hundred
people, and during the winter months
it is impossible for all to be seated
who desire to attend Sunday services.
Her liberality has been expressed
in many ways in Missionary matters
and the endowment OF a Chair Of En-
glish Literature in Lawrence College
at Appleton, the building Of the Chap
ell at Port Edwards and the Grand
Avenue NJ. E. Church at Milwaukee,
where she was a member for many
years before going to Florida.
About the middle~of September of
the present year while crossing the
street in Port Edwards, she fell on
the cement walk and severely injured
her side and one of her limbs, rup-
turing an artery, and clot of blood
formed. Her health began to decline
rapidly from that time. She was TAX
en- to the Hinsdale SanitariuTa. Hins-
dale, H., and although she had the
best Of care, medical skill and treat
nent that science and nursing could
afford, she died on November 29th.
at $50 in the afternoon. She suffered
little or no pain and even though the
] nurses were at her bedside and part
OF her family, no one noticed her
slipping away, so gently and quietly
/ did it occur
Phe funeral service was held at the
late home at Port Edwards, where she
spent the major portion Of her life,
at 1000 o'clock Friday morning, De
I cember 2, 1921, and the services were
concluded at the Port Edwards Chapel
at 1880.
The funeral was conducted by Rev.
James Churm, Wauwatosa, Wisccn-
sin, assisted by the Rev. j. B. Ritter,
the local pastor Mr.. FRANKIE Car
berry Of Milwaukee, a tenor singer,
and well known in this community,
sang, Mrs. Franz Rosebush accompo-
nying him. A singular coincidence
in this service was that Rev. James
Churm preached the funeral sermon
of Mrs. Edwards husband, Mr.. John
Edwards, over thirty years previous,
while he was pastor in Grand Rapids.
Interment took place in Forest Hill
Cemetery.
She is survived by one daughter,
Mrs. L. NJ. Alexander, one grand
son, John E. Alexander and a great
granddaughter. Ardean Alexander.
The floral offerings at the funeral
were many and beautiful
May she rest in peace is the SIN
cere wish of her hosts of friends.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-08
CHRISTMAS
RULES FOR
MAILING
PACKAGES

Will Hays, postmaster general, has
given out these rules for mailing
Christmas gifts:
Mail early.
IF you care rap, wrap with care.
Use tough paper and stout cord.
Address to street and numbre
Print address legibly on the package
with ink.
Put return address in upper left
hand corner.
Also enclose card or slip inside the
package bearing address and return.
Mark breakable goods fragile"
perishable goods, "perishable."
Insure.
When you are all through, check
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-08
HOW MANY SHEEP TO A FARM

For 160-acre farms of all-arable
land a plan of livestock production
has been recommended by the Unit
ed States Department Of Agriculture
which includes 80 ewes & eve to
acres) along with % breeding COWS
and II brood sows Arabic land of
the best class, when used exclusively
for sheep can be made to support 5
to 8 ewes with their lambs until mar
lated) per acre.