Wisconsin Valley Leader (Newspaper) - August 24, 1905, Grand Rapids, Wisconsin 1.50 PER YEAR GRAND RAPIDS WISCONSIN THURSDAY AUGUST 24 1905 VOL IV DUMBER 24 JAIL f r Iu County Jail Digs to liberty Wednesday Night The second jail delivery in the of the Wood county jail occurred night of the town of Richfield had been confined in the jail and was serving a sentence for assault and battery He trouble his wife and had proceeded to give tier a oit of foreign punishment Owing to the Insignificance of the crime he was given the liberties of the corridors instead i of being locked In the cage every night New Stock Ranch in Saratoga Frank R Roberts formerly a buyer of Maywood III has just completed the purchase of 800 acres of land in the town of Saratoga which in- cludes the well-tilled farm of 100 acres owned by Mrs Bertha He will develop this tract for a stock ing station to be used in connection with his stock buying business He expects to buy everything In the shape of stock offered for sale in this country hogs cattle veal calves sheep etc That which la at and ready for the market he Wednesday night he concluded he would immediately while the stock make a strike for liberty and proceeded is not flt be aend to to remove a of bricks ranch to fatten from the walls in the northwest corner j RoDerts visited L M Nash's stock of the jail to crawl through and Is now i farm near Junction City and pronounces supposed to be on his way to Canada j one of the anest stock farms in the where he said he was going when has had timothy sown 1 i all over the pastures and through the sentence expired This being the case the ranch and the finest kind no attempt will probably be made to re- of tame bay is growing all over the capture him Henry Vanderhei was even In the woods A large part of his occupying that part of the with herd of 400 cattle are animals but Henry didn't think it worth j that command the top of the mar ket in to leave his quarters without an- Those interested In the disposal to do so McPherson put in the of stock should read Mr Hubert's ad in greater part of the night digging out this Issue HYMENEAL The Savings Means sound sleep good digestion cool ment and manly independence The most healthful know of is a savings bank book there are do microbes in it to steal away your peace of mind It is a guarantee of good Hubbard Don't be backward about beginning with a deposit Most big accounts started small Three per cent compound interest will help you Savings Bank Department FIRST NAT'L BANK Grand Rapids Wl On August at the Catholic sonage in this city Wm H Nugent of Oshkosh and Miss Mabel Marceau of this city were united in by Kev Father Hugenroth Arthur man and Miss Arthemise Marceau sister of the bride attending the youn people Both the bride and groom hav many friends among the young ol this city The bride was born an reared here and has always been popula in social circles They will make the home in Merrill where Mr Nugent wi soon a branch store for Gately Co of Oshkosh FOG O On Wednesday morning Aug 23 SS Peter and Paul's church occurred th wedding of Miss Orabelle Passano this city and Wm Fogarty of St Pau Sev B Hugenroth conducting the cere mony The bride is a daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Passano and this city i he place of her nativity They will mak heir home in St Paul where Mr Fogarty is engaged in railroading Mr and Mrs Wm Wausau wen present at the wedding the two ladies being sisters Sells His Grocery Store A B Charnholm who has conducted a grocery store on Center street the pasi two years sold tlie stock and business Tuesday to Mrs Olive Carlson who wil continue the business with some changes in the style of the plant Mr Charnholm expects to go to North Dakota and tak up a homestead and engage in business as well as farming Opening of the Normal School The Wood County Normal School will open for regular work Tuesday Aug 29 1905 The entrance examinations will be held Monday Aug 23 Those who hold teachers certificates high school graded or country diplomas and those who have been granted certificates of admission not attend the entrance examination M H JACKSON Principal GREAT DISPLAY OF NEW DRESS GOODS IRON ORE PROSPECTS Rudolph and Junction City Think They Have the Real Thing It is learned that the diamond drill which has been at work on land owned by Moses in Carson was taken up after drilling a hole 500 feet deep straight down Ii has now been moved 10 rods to the northwest and a new hole Is being bored at an angle of 45 degrees In an endeavor to the vein In the first hole a fine bed of red hematite was encountered at a depth of about 350 feet and from that point the drill was sunk through solid ore of paying quality 130 feet thick The bottom of that de- posit was reached at BUO feet The drill on the Marceau farm near Rudolph also encountered a bed of ore of paying quality and quantity tut the details of the find could not be learned Residents i of that section are becoming quite and family Mr and Mrs George Wood dent that there will be something doing in the mining industry in their towns Point Journal At Camp Cleghorn j Camp Cleghorn is camp ground seven years ago at the Chain o i Lakes near by the Independent Order of Good Templars and a two- weeks assembly is held there every year in the month of August under the auspices of the Grand lodge of the state They have made a success of these ings and they have grown in popularity each year until this year it was found necessary to make an addition of 30 acres to the camp grounds Quite a crowd from Graud Rapids and vicinity were in attendance at the sembly last week Among those noted the writer were Misses Mabel Farland Jennie Raath Marion and izzie Rowland Clara Johnson Lizzia Emma and Edna Kruger Mra N E daughters May Stella and Kuth Mrs George Moulton Hospital Changes Hands On Wednesday Dr Wm 6 Blanchar purchased the interest of Dr Humphrey in the hospital and is now sole proprietor of that institution It will hereafter be conducted as a public hospital open to all physicians who have patients requiring its excellent ment As will be seen by a notice where Drs Humphrey and Blanchar have dissolved partnership in their medical practice as well as in the and Dr Blanchar will devote his attention principally to hospital work r Humphrey continuing his practice ly himself Drinks Off Strychnine Tablets V P Norton's little six-year-old girl ave her parents a great scare i lay afternoon She wanted a drink of rater and proceeded to help herself A of strychnine tablets had been left n a cup on the shelf and of course the and Mrs Wood's brothers Carl and Lewis and Mrs Henry sell and Floyd Jenkins Among other young people from this city who find employment at the Chain are Jerry Herschleb conductor on the street railway and Yern Rumsey clerk at the Grand View hotel There is an afternoon and evening gram at the tabernacle on the grounds everyday at which can be heard some of the best lecture and dramatic talent ia the country A week ago Sunday some 3000 visitors spent the day ou these grounds The boating and scenery about the lakes is as fine as one could ask for but the trip from Grand Rapids to and from the lakes seems up and downstairs Going you have feet of stairway to descend at Amherst Junction at least 50 feet at Waupaca and as much or more at the lakes leading down to the wharf where you take the boats for the grounds Of course It is all coming home of Hall OBITUARY JONES John Jones aged 85 years died at the home of his daughter Mrs D A Telfer early Wednesday morning after a illness The remains by his aged widow Dr and Mrs Telfer Mr and Mrs A Jones were taken to Mazomanie this Thursday morning where funeral services will be held this afternoon in the Congregational church and Interment will be made Mr was burn in Cardiff Wales in the year 1830 and came to this country with his in 1825 they settling at Rome N Y In 1849 he came to Geneva Wis and was married in 1850 to Mary Harrison Nine children were the result The Side Rank Council ot Cathol c ittle girl selected this cup to drink out A I order of Foresters will give a dance n f bhe dipped up some water and the Wood drank t and emptied the Bauk aining the tablets in a water jar Her nother immediately discovered the cup and concluded the little one iad drank the tablets A physician was ailed but in the meau time it was dis- overed the child had not swallowed the and fortunately no harm was done oo precautions be taken ith poisons kept in the home next Wednesday evening August and the ladies of the Catholic church will give supper and serve ice cream during the evening Tickets for dauce SO cents Restaurant and Luuch Counter Mrs Olive Carlson having purchased the grocery stock of A C Charnholm will hereafter conduct a and lunch counter fruits confections etc Proposed Wholesale Establishment in tne piace She will also carry a small Morris Williams son of H M ams of Nekoosa is trying to perfect aus for the establishment of a le House in this ty to be opened during the fall me He expects to conduct a gallery in connection We have just received a new line of dress goods Henrietta Cashmere Panamas Rosana Crepe Fancy Worsteds Lansdown Albatross Prunella Gancy Bedford Fancy Mohair Cheviots Suit ings Etc which we will be glad to have you inspect before buying elsewhere Also a fine line of ings in fancy stripes checks and plain colors in all new patterns Come and select your patterns before all are picked over JV in Sunburst Skirts Will Be Sold Only While They Last For VISIT OUR COUNTER FOR BARGAINS 3 f- The First The contract was let last week for the fixtures for the new First National bank building Four firms in different parts of the country were represented here and the contract was awarded to the Mfg Co of Milwaukee one of the leading bank equipment companies in the United States The new counter will be built of beautiful Italian marble and the desks chairs and other wood work of African The com- bination cannot fail to be most pleasing The intention of the managers of bank is to make its new house not handsome but aa convenient for business as modern methods and money can mase it Mission festival The annual Mission Festival of the German congregation was held at their on the west side last Sunday and a large crowd nas present at both the morning und evening vices were conducted iu the English and German languages Rev Herman Meinert of Lake Mills assisted Kev Meilicke iu the services of day A large collection was taker missionary work Merc Company Grand Rapids Wisconsin Notice of of NOTICE is HEREBY that the partnership lately subsisting between us the undersigned under the firm name of Humphrey Blanchar engaged in the business of the practice of medicine and surgery at the city of Grand Rapids Wood County Wisconsin was on the 23rd day August A D dissolved by consent and that the business of said partnership will be wound up by Wipperman who are by authorized to collect and receive all moneys and property due or payable to said firm and to pay and discharge all the debts and liabilities of the same Dated at Rapids Wisconsin this 23rd day of August A D 1905 IX W 0 Why do you use You use It because It assists in removing the dirt Why not use Galvanic Soap the best soap Unit was over Easiest on the clothed easiest on Iho stock of groceries and canned goods and asks that you give her a share of your patronage Society Notices The west side ladies aid the M E church will meet Wednesday with Mrs Frauk Moore The east side ladies aid society of the M E church will hold their monthly 10 cent meeting with Mrs F H Lamberton next Wednesday The west side ladles aid society of the Congregational church will meet with Mrs J W Natwick County's Tax Commission The town of Stockton in Portage county has applied to have the recent reviewed and Judge Webb has appointed the following tax commission to do the E 8 Renne of Grand Rapids G H Putnam of New London aud John E Thomas of Berlin For several years in succession Portage county has had a tax commission who have drawn good fat commissions from j that county for doing what the hoard of supervisors of that county ought to have done themselves Wood county has had one commission and the experience will last us a long time When the contingent were inclined to make trouble last year over the tax adjustment the supervisors from this city very compromised the matter A tax com- mission was never known to bring in a unfavorable to the fellows who make the complaint and It is better to recognize the inevitable at once than to burden the county with the expense of a commission of this of which six survive they being Mrs Culver of Albion E Michigan City N D- Win T Jones Charles A Jones Mrs A M Muir and Mrs D A Telfer of this city He is also survived by one sister who resides at Weft Exeter N Y aud two Robert of la aud David R of Tomah PHILIP WARD The news of the death of Phil Ward spread over the city Wednesday after- noon causing many expressions of re- gret among his numerous friends He passed away quietly at his home on Washington avenue 2 o'clock The funeral will take place Friday ing at 10 o'clock at the Catholic church Mr Ward was about 65 years of age was born in Ireland and came to this country when about 15 years of age at Portage A few years later he came to Grand Rapids and has since made this city his home When lumber ng was the principal industry in this country he was employed iu this ness He served one term as sheriff of Wood county the gold mining fever of Alaska swept over the country he aud his sons Emmet and Wilbur went tn Alaska where the boys have since but he returned after two years absence Six months ago he received a paralytic stroke and has since been in very poor health He was a generous hearted man many friends whose esteem he retained during his long residence in this city Besides his wife he is survived by five Emmet aod Wilbur who are in Alaska Ray who is located in sota Mrs Emile Garrison of Port Edwards and Miss Nellie of this city He also nas two brothers John of sau and Lawrence Ward of Is Promoted The many friends ef Albert Crawford ion of Dr A B Crawford of this city vill read with interest the following tern from the A B Crawford chief dark at the Omaha and Northwestern depot received a promotion this week that will cause him to leave Marshfield OB Wednesday he left for Falls where he has been tendered the position of cashier which means a raise in salary and work Mr Crawford has been connected with the clerical force at the Omaha and North western depot in this city the past six years acd while it will cause regrets the facts become known that he aud his amiable wife are to leave field all will join in wishing them success in their new home Beware of imitations When you ask for Galvanic Soap see that you do not get a substitute Galvanic cannot be equaled Notice is hereby given that ou the day of August 1905 at 10 o'clock in the of said day at the Emmons building on Front street in the city of Grand Rapids Wisconsin east side The undersigned will sell at public unction to the highest bidder for cash all of the stock of jewelry fixtures etc The Fair Advertising is out for the Marathon county fair to be held at Wausau on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and day Sept 5 6 7 and 8 The C M St P road offers a rate of one fare for the round trip Arrangements have been made for a great exhibition of live stock and the poultry exhibits will be under the of W H Laabs of who has made a great success of several exclusive poultry shows The racing program is said to be the finest provided for this section of the state in years There are 47 aud trotters entered in the various events of which Oakley D who made a record ot this month at Graud Rapids Mich is said to be the fastest horse ever entered in a race in this section of the stat Those wishing to can go to Wausau tn morning and return to Grand Rapids iu the evening The traveling public rejoice over the belonging to the bankrupt estate of the improved condition of the sidewalks at said Victors Maurseth The terms of the sale will be cash ou delivery of the goods You will further take notice that the undersigned cheerfully furnish all Information to prospective hibit a complete Inventory with the cost price of each and every article of jewelry and fixtures and permit prospective bidders to examine said stock at any time when called upon Dated At Grand Rapids Wisconsin this 10th dny of August A D 1905 J W Trustee the east end of the wagon bridge It has been a wade in mud and tilth in wet weather and a scrabble over debris all but the public overlooked the discomfort because of the Improvement bidders ex- j to botu of the street but it Is a relief to that It ia over with tho poor inn road day night a light fall overcoat with pair of knit gloves und three pictures In pockets Finder leave it nt mill receive
