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Public Markets

EtAat
HtaH ~. refe Americas cane sugar. 4
ne. sic. no ssc. stall e.. cAsnssisa
~ Borders milk. Z tai Gems tse ktaii
1887. al liver. Sc N eoFnet hest ~ Mc
y, HsMlls tf@t1. lamb ehera fex n. pet
gvass. les n. sssli -. Imperial salt
zee ssch. stall tssa. skinnsd sals.. ! rs.
SO. fresh saimoa. ms f4e. atait ~
small whele saieuan. $50 Each extra
faary frenA eaimou. lee - stsil IA. huls
eeee@. Use -. ! rss. gsci bulk coffee.
sae. STAT -. huih nsearonL RS lac.
Ne esn sesned best. sse. sssnAss
rstsup, ~ hostis xse stan 50. srricoss
81 IS bpx. oatous. 10 fNs- ftc. stan -.
Frseet. : ms. e3c. green peppers. . ms
ste. stan 81. batter. see ~. cheese. 1sc
iNs. ~ PIKE e.. Zee llnoieuns saruish.
f3e ~. tt.1k MeHs erusn hats. kiaea. 8tc.
coRNER
stan ~ F~is Nsnths soap. rs par.
sssdi-rs rsssins. far ~. ne fxr. stan
re. fun cream chs~s-. mia. s4e n. Wis
seaslH brick eassss. zee y. stAii :. hans-
lees bsisAet eofn2d beef lac ~ veal
haiibut zoe n silver sslsuen. fsAr ~
AiBper<-f ssiessn. so~ - stall lee. silver
ssisssen. ise n. iinG eos, lee n. GRATIS.
Eee each. stAlis ie1-tf9. cans tomatoes.
ise: hsrs Polar White sssp. tses > hS
eans milk. sse % f4ka a.. larns chops
skes cpear sareA Ssron. ice n.
frOSoay
stall ~. paFs Afnertean cans sugar
~. ale. ms sxc- stall a. pears. zee
dvr.s aprieoss. ssc basket sssii .. nna
eod. re-. a5e. hailbat checks. 3e~ 70.
stalls Ina. pot roast. iea n. lamb
fosss. Ice ~. stall 81. SHARE cheese. zee
= Clear Brook creamery butter. ssc n.
stall 40. black Sea. 4sr n 4Ac eeffa~.
ms. tkc. stalls 3T.9s. eatra large dili
pickles. zoe dos. fArE~ pkzs- seeded
rslsins. 1tc. gsr bar takinE choceiAts. ttc.
SANITARY
Atsll fat. par~ Asuefirar cane sugar. q
rts. sfs. ms $50. stzii III. potato
sai4d. e9e ~ peanus butter. tsc n.
stalls st-53. Whole salmon. sec and eco
each. king salmon. sge -. SAILS sg-sf.
potato sausage. iso ~ sugar cured
bacon. 80 n. stan "a. eofned beef. ito
NJ steer rpend STEAK. sse NJ. stall ~.
SHARP cheese ZEE n Gem Not narEaf-
Inc. stc NJ. ms fsc stalls s-s. t-fs
pail rev YskimA homer. s1e. nut uarssrs
ins. : ms f6e stalls st-af. 4 rana Fsd-
erai or CoAeperatiye miik. 7Ec. bars
Crystal Waite soap. 1Se.
WE-fIAkE
Stalls 1911, Gold ftSnd reur. f.fe.
stalls is-tr. carnaiisn rriik. use case.
= cans sic. 8 bars Crystal white snap.
fsc. rams peas asc. stsiis tt-f6. ham.
burger and sausage. for 1Ses pct roast.
lee n. sfaii ffe. Certn. : for s@c. , for
tsc. stau i1e ) ms Guatemala honey.
sses an pickles. toe dex home-mads
naaYonaalsss zoe ~.
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6WNT.IS VIII, ExCHiITFsTc'E fDE1T
sI.e50
SMALL. HAkCsH

5ood house. with living room and
dining room combined. bed room,
kitchen. closet. pantry. front and
back pprrhcnf good garage and
work chop, flne well. with new
pump. two good live springs with
enough flowing water TO irriEate
entire ranrhs near interurban sta
ton and only ~ miles from city
limits Of Seattle. VIII sell TO re-
Price $3.50. See owner. sol Mu-
tuni Life nldg.. First and Ycsler.
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tt. eae. Market steady.
fe8tte iawsr Tep. fte.tti bulk -
SALES. ttMtbtol heavy weiEhts fhttW
1895. uieaiurn weight. ts,te8tptst
light weight. tpt3Ui ~ TO. heavy pack.
inx so~n. tf.goatte. raeEles cows.
fonsh. tf1saT.fsi rlss. fs4auiott.
Catti~---issceipts. s.eaa. Mafket steady.
ICE hi1her. Choice and prime. tip -
nftotss msdium ana good. tt.teW
tias eeursen. ffstuUttel Upod and
ehoics. ttie8 80 sol romfnoa and me.
diufn. stteaffes bntct~s cattle sna
hsifsfs. t1Wti cows. ftgs0Aa4. bails
t3.f&nf ees rAnnxfs and cutters. rows
sra hsifefa sttemttei eanreF steers.
ttttHs. veal calves. si.Nfai feeder
steers. tt.tf Uf.fs sforksf steers. ftrt
Hff.ta atochor COWS end heifrfa. " -
wt&te.
fs.see. Market steady.
taamts. ftf4t0fsktl iamhs. euii ard
cenrnp. assoc ~ 90. yeariina wssh-
srs. ftte8 "a rses. fsfe9T.ts. can 10
eomnon sNee. t4Nt
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WATER WELLS MD PR6spTcr-
phone s asrfieid ssss-R.
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GRAIN PRICES
ARE IRREGULAR

VHlNAUO. Aur is.--Orain nrlcen
clcNed irregular on the Chicago
hoard ~ trade today Wheat Mas
lever ON heavy receipts al all pri-
mary markets. and lack % buying
orders from foreign sources Corn
aud cats showed strength on reports
OF crop damage.
september wheat opened off hc az
ttieA and closed off &C. nec~m-
her opened up &c az 81 % and clos
"a OF Nc. May opened off hc at
fi.NsA and closed up Ac.
september corn opened up Nc at
VIA G and closed up NC peceinhcr
opened up sc al tlc and closed up
Ne May opened unchanged at see
and closed ap ~.
september cats opened unchanged
~ dahc and closed up Ae. pwrNm@
Der opened unchanged AZ 31Ae and
closed up lie. Man opened uuchanE-
ed a. % Ae and closed up nc.
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Prices Rebound at
Opening on w all St.


Mondays
-
Prices snapped
liquidation
ID hFh bulls
Ing high above
Opening price. included Pacific United Rubber
~ southern hallway Aouhern aff SOS
states steel zoos Amscan International sts OF ~
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runNisuEp HouPEBoAT. B
rooms and bath. for quick sale.
1875. $3.50 down, balance like rent,
isa2 WsHtisise Az y. ~ " Hroten.
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so BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR sALE--A NO. i PROP.
ositlon: will show good returns;
plenty OF work; large gas and oil
trade. Have made good. Selling
account OF health. West oSb7-M.
AAnai nANR
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Vessels in Other Ports

Antwsrp--Aus. ii--Arrivei. str coiorna
from Seattle.
Ia Havrs-Aar. ff--Arrived. ctr More
dix from Seattle
Liverpool Aug ti--Arrivsd. str iIo-
wick Hail from Seattle.
Avonmouth--AuN. f1-Arrivsd. str
MONTGOMERY city from Heattis
fioston-AnR. is-aaised. str Ken
turkian for seattle.
tongkonR -AuG. i3--Arrivcd. str fTion
from Hrattie.
shhnghai--hng. fi--saiisd. ctr Manila
Maru Tor Seattle
Kohc-AuR i7--Arrived. ctr. fyo MARI
from Hcattie
Ban Prdro-Aug. ft-~saiied. sir ouin-
auit Tor Seattle
San Ffsncisco--AuE. fs--hrrtved. ctr
Katrina from Seattle. str Admiral schlcy
from Hsattic Sailed. str Nome city for
Seattle. s,s Mississippi for Seattle.
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WISH TO SELL OUR GENERAL
store zine business, Securities
or terms, Fine location. Golden
Rule Stora Marysvilla Wash.
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The Seattle Star

fSblishsd nslIy a isei a.ys y. Ava
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Il MALE AMI FEMALE Hi1LP
WANTED

cLEIticAL POSI-
tinua open 60 men, women. girls ~.
over. pUhtpfflce railway mail. de-
part mental other positions Good
ssisfy. Experience unnecessary
lars free Write Columbia school
civil Service. gs4 Pope bldg
Washington IL a.
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TUESDAYS uuatstions
tsttse--Marhef Nominal nest STEERS.
tf.ftNt4t. fair 20 seed steers tt.san
fff4t good % choice eaea and heifsra,
ttftue ~. eannura taUste. bulis 81
Ntt calves ttWt4e.
hsxe-isnesinta. f.tsa. Market steady.
Prime Inixt1.. ftlWff16t heasfas. ffN
ttsi Piss. UNSEEN
sh~ep--ileeeipts. l3s. Market nominal
East 81 uountain lambs. fieWtls val.
Ley lambs tsUes yesrsnap. tsQs.
eethsrr. ttBT! ewes. ts&A
Huft<r--sfH tfr ~.
kxx~-nuyink price. - Geee dez. sell.
tnk Price. $50 $50 arA
shsr~e---sN y D tar W.
MxnH-.l 4 -. In
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Alaska Vessels

s~wnrd--Aus. ft--saiisd. str Victoria.
southbound. fiae ?. ms str Admiral
Evans ~esisSBnd. .. IN. As@. is~-U.
a a r. Hufdrd. soHthtound. y. m
ketrhihsn--Apr. ts--aaiied. str rria-
GEES Alice. ,norihtound. t.ts p. M
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FUNERAL. NOTICES

pAvis-.A, the family residence. si7i
Aath ave. -. AuEuat ~. lt4Ss
PHOEBE DAVIS. aged 20 years,
beloved mother ~ Ike nhein. tteea
Davis Jeanette Davis Mrs. Harry
~ Taylor and grandmother q
Roland N Tay Tor. % this city. and
sister ~ Mira keiha stride ~
Butte. Mont
Funeral services viii be held ~
Daniels a nrinton. West Seattle
funeral directors. chapel, Wednfe-
day afternoon 81 o'clock, Inter-
mont AZ Lake View cemetery
sfAt.liAAEH~-A Reahufnt. August
"a faa3. ELLEN a. ATALitAMEfA
need "a years. beloved vile ,uf
Charles ana mother 81 ciaredee
NtAihnmer.
Funeral services Wednesday, l ?,
m. At our chapel Cremation. Home
Undertaking Co.
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Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. Aus. it-~csah whsas.-No
red. ti.teA. No. . hard. i.ess Ne. !
hard. st.etA.
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

Tae.day's oustasisas
suEsr-DpiL HAr. ttst. grsauinisf.
tfWTia
c.sf~e-~~e rite. srct. - etse ~ No
santos. IAN uitse 10.
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PAnrNERs WANTED

WANT rAkINhR WITH $1,000 TO
invest la fuii poina business
that " making from tsS "a $50 a
day. Guarantee you $500 IN 3
months time and drawing hair
salary ~ = partner Ia the bun-
ineaa Ma star
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NEW YORK Auk it--Fussfen ss-
shanss opened ~asf Hisrllns ttts
,: nsiriAa dollars. tesTsf. eff !. marks.
foeetoA
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mAIn ui.fr ,vANrrrn

WANTED - LhnOitEita on COM
ntfuetlon and maintenance ~ way.
the Alntha Railroad. between
seward ana Fairbanks. hGA cents
per hour ~ a. Govt pay roll
Free hospital Hervire. Hoard tiiio
Per day Furnish own blank cts.
Reduced fair 20 Alaska No rm-
piuyment fee Apply Room t21
lieil street Terminal. or Jil James
a., Seattle.
WANTlsD. ron TUNNEL WOhit--
Muekefa at 1850. Outside labor.
~ per day Apply CIT Lyon Bldg.
Third and Iamta
II Ham Weisficid can't repair your
watch. throw ~ away aof uutoA
HiE oreen Clock. OPP. pontoffide.
hettsr watch ana iewetfy repair fof
less. Alarm and mHntei clocks
ttafford a Hrhwafy t1n3 Arcade.
tiNGIE AND DOUBLE HOUSE,
keeping. $3.50 per week. Eaa IN
cluasd. etaH 9Th ave
FOR rfckElE. YAKIMA VALLEY.
Families with own camping out
fits. 81 90 per box. Meet party at
Public Employment office. los
connty-ciiy nldR
At Annex. zoos kth. near Westishs
az clean. furnished. steam heated
bsdrooma Uof nenli free haiha
phone. Trans. aori weekly ~ 90
LATiiER WANTED = REDWOOD
3I4s
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as FOR sAr.E-wEsr SEATTLE

/ HAVE SOME WONDERFUL BAR
gains IN small cottages. in acre
tracts or unlmproved acre tracts
IN West feattle. fronting on so
foot boulevard; city water. walk
ing distance 81 ! car lines. You
can buy ono of these on almost
your own terms.
See Mr.. chandler. ss7f w. Spokane
ct. corner Of 2eth 8. W.. or phone
West 0fes.
CALIFORNIA AVE. HOME
E-room modern house, paved streets;
cement walks; Broom houee IN
rear. fetni-modern. on car line. A
real good buy, ~ blocks 90
Junction. the West Seattle center.
5000. easy payments.
JUNCTION REALTY co. west 03f7.
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INITIATION MALE

finsr CLASS PAINTING. pkFfn-
hanging. kniHominlnRs modefate
prices Al Flnnln. Garfield U3GJ
rventnEai Main nss0 days.
PAINTING. KAfAONfNfNG AND
papeTinr Ny work is honest and
prices right WIN. ounbey. West
sosf
jon WORK. PApEn HANGING.
LnlsanlnlnE. Ilehrnn aaA1
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40 WALKER BUILDING
Second and University.

Phone Biilotk vlAt.
WHY PAY HENT WHEN you CAN
own your own home and pay for IL
like remit We have several coun-
try places that will suit you. one
place acres; nice new bungalow;
good coil: fine for berries. VIII
allow 400 worth OF work to apply
on this place. Located right on
state highway. between Bothsll
and SnohomiHh. Price $4,000. 5000
down and balance $40 per month
Also we have four other homes
located on and near "a. Snohofnish
state highway. In eur new Cath.
cart Addition. They are going
fast on our easy payment plan. so
como nt once 10 tbiH Inlscretfy
way. OF phone kenwood S3tT.
Open Sundays.
OWNER Will NAcRfFIcE fDEAL.
country home and poultry ranch 8
acres good soil. 4 cleared on coun-
~ road. Z. emile from Manit0u
Iieach or Ternriiff docks, Balm
bridge island fine roads. excel
lent boat service good t-room
plastered house; buiit-in features;
good water supply new chicken
housa iex2o: new brooder house.
complete. grain house and out
buiidinrrs bearing orchard. fenced
and crosn-fcnccds tools. Price
5000, For terms address owner.
Box 200. Port ninkcley. Wash.
" r. -
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MEN = REGAIN YOUR illtALTH
and power, Overcome tired feel.
Ing. Revive your weak glands and
,esg snnrsY by usinE nsr,aasss
HFRctiii va MfniciSr co.
fsnx az. Seattle. wash
WEAK GLANDS CAUSE ENilAus.
and fatigue. VN.Gf.AND TAn-
LIFTS are guaranteed to restore
these glands and overcome weak
chrster Medical ca. sa7 gsrd Az y.
PERMANENT KELLEY
Legal guarantee given. No need 81
knife. no pain. continue work, ASH
% $50 Gir-o-nik Pills Treatment
Letters answered. rfoneer prax
g. - avs and cherry -. Lion
10 WHOM IT. NAY coNcEitN--t
will not be responsible for debts
contracted ~ neiis Case after
August if. kbner case
coNFIN EMESTN TAKEN III
nurse. who will assist those 10
need tsis 2. Pine.
o LOST AND FOUND
WRIST WATCH IN ON uETwEEw
Tacoma Seattle fntrrurhAn ana
YesleF way station. krepsaar from
dead father. Return 10 SIS Third
lost. ~ THE dovERNAifNT
locks. handbag with money.
glasses and other articles Kindly
retufn 90 The star and keep
nnusy.
LOST MONDAY NIGHT Ar cofiSkN
~ Madison and Cherry. small light
hraWn dog. bahy'a pet Reward.
Eliiatt s1ft-N i19t,s Cherry.
EASTMAN KODAK. LETT ON
bench ct Gregory Heights. near
the point. sunday. 3 =. ~. CAL
Sunnet sNG1 Reward.
= FEMALE HELP WANTED
t.NpEHf1.NCfD NAt.f.8 WOMEN 10
take charge ~ ribbon stock. Please
ntats experiences. Address Ma.
star.
RAG TIME PIANO FLA VINO
tsueff zoe f'fn~ 81
IS SITUATION FEMALE
pOHfTtoS WANTED - ts<-
psrfsured cook IN camp or raneh
Room sol Fefsro Hotel
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WEDNESDAY,
Atiss. 10
rtrsa ie4 ttds
Gstt q. n 80 q.
ttr~t High Tide
- 80 B, NJ 80 r.
ns~@ai I.ew TIDE
klsk n t8 ga a.
4nsond ftlxh Tide
10 "a o ma. ie.t g.
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viFFtnus natei-Aii American vir-
Ttnia and sab. Cars via Westisks
ave Mod steam heats ehaarfui
roemss each has free phone. sn-
baths Trans Tfr up. weekly.
a. 50 IN Walking AlsfAnra
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Estimated Eecespts at seattle
Inena.r
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News
Tides in Seattle

TUESDAY
AttA Is
Yirss f.@w TIDE
slIs q N a. n.
iif>t High Tide
1ett q a. ts r.
seeond fsu TIDE
sgi D. NJ 40 a.
~~esnd 1sixh rtsis
g4st .. o.. 1e.s n
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rATOoaB ISLAND Aus. IA A. NJ.
--rAFon@tHf ttsin& tIoedy. sind south.
Is mites an taur. Passed oNt. ar
SyAasa. a. $40 y "a.
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q rOn sALE-WATERFRONT

WATER FRONT TRACT 50Nt0O.
with tide lands. near sandy beach.
A good investment ~ sass, AZ
cash. Address Miss Harvey. 1884
Eighth ave. w.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1922-06-15
Rudolph ffolstein Club il also 3,

Rudolph Holstein Club il also ec4
operating with the businessmen Of Ru-
dolph for the Saturday meeting.
Sports, music, talks by Prof. Humph
rey and others, judging contests, the
Judging demonstration, and other coed
things will help to make the Rudolph
meeting a good one The picnic will
De held in the beautiful grove of VIM.
Plltz, just two blocks east of Rudolph
Station.
An invitation has been extended bv
the Clubs of each of the three COM
munities to the public in general to
attend the meetings. See to it that
your community is we'll represented
at some one of the three meetings.
Pack healthy lunch basket in your
carload up the whole family and en-
JOY yourself for day. I'll hope to
meet you at the Picnic
Yours for better communities.
R. A. PETERSON,
County Agricultural Agent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1922-06-15
PLAINFIELD

Mrs. Joe Weinbauer of $50 Oak St.,
Wisconsin Rapids arrived here Monday
for several days visit at the home of
her son Frank Weinbauer and with a
sister, Mrs. Lester Bates.
County highway commissioner John
McGregor and James L. Doolittle both
of Friendship, spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday nights here the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Doolittle. The men
have been repainting the highway
guide posts on No. 70 and on other
state roads in Adams Co. and run over
here from camp after supper for the
night.
The funeral of Miss Nellie Humph-
rey was held at the Methodist church
in Hancock our near sister city, six
miles south of here, Rev. David John
son Of this city conducting the SER
vice. Deceased was only 43 years of
age and never married She died in a
hospital at Fond du Lac OF cancer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1922-06-15
AS A man
THINKETH

If a man thinks every one is against
him, he will soon begin to treat them
so they will be. If he thinks every
one is his friend, he will treat them
right, unconsciously, and they soon
will be his friends. The man who lives
his daily life according to this formu-
la has in his makeup a spark of sound
and true philosophy that will make
his life brighter. If we put into all
the relations with our fellows a full
measure of friendliness and good will,
we are pretty sure to get it back, full
and overlooking. On the other hand, if
a man is suspicious of everybody,
everyone will be suspicious of him.
The man who goes about looking for
a fight is sure to get licked some day,
good and plenty.
True friendliness is founded on sim
cerity. And sincerity is about the
only thing in this world that can't be
counterfeited. The impulse toward
friendliness springs from the very
soul of man.
The world needs friendliness, and
kindness, and good will. Not Sun
days only, but every day in the week,
and every hour of every day. Think
friendly thoughts. If you've got
soul, don't be ashamed of it. Bring
it into the office with you. For the
soul is the source and fountain-head
of every good and worthy impulse. Put
your faith in men. Believe they are
your friends, and they will be.
-Earnshaw Press of Boston.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1922-06-15
DEATH Of MRS.
ROBT. GROSKOPF

Mrs. Robert Groskopf passed away
at her home, 743 Wisconsin street on
Tuesday evening, June 18th at 1880
o'clock after being confined to her bed
the past two years with rheumatism.
Mrs. Groskopf who before her mar
riage was Miss Anna Mullen was born
in Saratoga October 4, 1859. She
leaves besides her husband, two
daughters, Mrs. Ray Kreuser, and
Mrs Edward Gibertson, both of Wis
consin Rapids and also two stepsons,
Robert Groskopf of Marshfeld, Ore
gon and Dauglas Groskopf of Biron,
one sister, Mrs. Patrick McShane of
Mission, Texas, and one brother, Peter
Mullen of Saratoga. Funeral service
will be held Friday morning at SIS.
Peter & Paul Catholic church at $3.50
o'clock. Burial will be made in Forest
Hill cemetery.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1922-06-15
DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAM
WOOD COUNTY
Wood County Dairymen and Other


Wood County Dairymen and Other
Boosters:
A few people working as individuals
cannot accomplish a great deal, but
the efforts of the people of a cornmun-
ity when combined to carry out de-
velopment program for that commun-
ity can accomplish great things. Prac-
tically every community in Wood
County has one or more local organi-
cations that are planning to do big
Three of these communicates
vile, Pittsville and Rudolph are step
ping out this week with Community
Picnics that will do much to bring
people together, to become better ac-
quainted, to enjoy themselves, and to
work together for the lasting good of
the neighborhood.
Nasonville-at the Woodmen Hall,
Thursday, June IS, 1922.
| Pittsville-.at the Bowery, Friday,
June Is, 1922.
| Rudolph-Wm. Piltz' Grove, Satur-
day, June II, 1922.
Prof. Geo. Humphrey of the College
Of Agriculture at Madison will be
present at each meeting. You will
enjoy hearing his address and will
gain a lot of good pointers from the
Cow Judging Demonstration that he
will give. Several other good num-
bers, talks, songs, music in general
will also entertain you at each gath
| ering. Races and other sports will
be on each program. Stock judging
contests-open to all-will give you an
opportunity to test yourself on your
ability to Judge dairy cattle. The To-
cal Holstein and Guernsey Clubs of
Nashville are cooperating with the
Community Club to make thursday,
June 18th the biggest day in the his
tory of Nasonville. Each breed club
will have a dandy booth and exhibit
to boost their favorite breed of cattle
/
good fresh milk that you can drink
Forty head of choice dairy cattle have
also been selected for the livestock
fair. Prof. Humphrey will judge these
cattle
The Pittsville Holstein Club is CO.
operating with the business men of
Pittsville in putting over meeting
that will be both enjoyable and of con-
structive value. Bills are already out
announcing Sports at 1000 a. m. Races
and Contests, Tug of War between
the Holstein and Guernsey men, the
winners to pull against the team Sc
lected from the Jersey breeders. An
auction sale of a few head of pure
bred cattle will also be featured. Prof.
Humphrey will also be present at this
meeting. Music and other features
will help to make the day success.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1922-06-15

The members of the Woman's Club
surprised Mrs. Geo R. Gardner and
her daughter Mabel Friday evening
at their home, 545 Third street south.
The affair was welcome home to
Mrs. Gardner and daughter, who re-
Gently returned from st. Petersburg,
Fla, where they spent the past win
ter. At six-thirty a picnic dinner
was served at tables decorated with
various kinds of flowers, presenting
a rainbow effect. Following dinner
a social evening was enjoyed by those
present.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1922-06-15

Mr.. L. E. Bloomfield of Iron River.
Michigan, has engaged offices in the
Wood block formerly occupied by At
torney w. E. Wheelan, in which he
will open an office for the practice of
Chiropractic here in the near future.
Mr.. Bloomfield is a Palmer school grad
uate and comes to our city, highly re-
commended. He will move his wife
and family here to live and make Wis
consin Rapids his home
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1922-06-15

The infant child of Mrs. Robert
Engman, found in the woods near
Kellner Monday where it had been
abandoned by its mother at birth, died
at about 4:3O Tuesday afternoon in
Riverview Hospital. DR.. Edward
Hougen, who supervised the care of
the infant after it was brought to the
hospital, said that its death was IN
doubtedly due to its twenty-four hour
exposure in the woods, without nour-
ishment or shelter.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1922-06-15

who haya been spending SEINE sime at
The Fed Fadgham home, left far their
home IN Ohio.
Villas Trickey celebrated his eighth
birthday Tuesday by entertaining a
number Of little friends at his home
On NerBunker street.
A. L. Blackwell took a business trip
to the southern part of the state the
first of the week.
The Port Edwards Sunday School
will have picnic at the Pavilion Fri
day, June IS. A special street car will
take the young folks out at ten o'clock
and will return at four o'clock.