Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-01-06

plant located here and its thriving institution
and promising village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Huber were guests
of his mother in Marshfeld Oh New
Years day.
The week of prayer is being observed
in Nekoosa this week. Rev. A. L. Nc
Clelland is in charge Of the services at
the Congregational church.
Mrs Lara BoIes' father was the guest
of bis daughters family here the past
week. His daughter Leila who has
been stopping here returned home with
him.
VIM. Hooper, notary public has a
large number of the old soldiers quarter
ly blanks to fill out every three months
On the fourth of this month the follow
ing soldiers called upon him: Messrs.
E. Casper, VIM. Houston, Willard F.
Gilman, Edward Faverel, Benz. B.
Glines, Geo. Esswein, Frank Cattra,
Dougal McDougal, JOS. w. Smith, New
bold L. Wakeley, Nehemiah Vought,
James Tomlinson, Eliza Smart, VIM.
Withers, Chas. Christian, Abram Brewer
Alexander Ostrander, lothian L. War
ner, Smith Lewis, VIM. n. Taft, NJ. H.,
Lynn, Hesler n. Johnson and Mrs.
Lucinda Daniels Quite list for this
little berg.
superintendent Aylcs slipped and fell
the past week and wrenched his back
quite badly.
Miss Sue Beeston is back to the Com
pany's office again after weeks ab-
scence during the holidays
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. d.
Buchannon Monday January 3rd. Moth
er and child both doing nicely.
A son and heir was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. F. O. Berard on Monday morning
the 3rd inst The parents are very
much ,elated over the arrival.
The damage done to the Zurfluh meat
market building was adjusted III the
sum of $4,000.
The pastor, Rev. \. l.. McCIelland
was bountifully remembered on Friday
night in the form of a pound party. The
tokens were many and all appreciated
The new furniture and fixtures for
the new school house in District No. 4
town of Port Edwards have been re-
ceived and are now placed. Schoo
opens Monday.
Mrs. James Ramage was called by
telegram to attend the funeral of her
brother in Appleton on Xmas day. She
returned home Tuesday.
Messrs. Glines are putting up ice for
Richard Schiebe. The ice is II inches
thick and clear and nice.
Mrs. Barney, of Centralia was here on
Nmas and was taken sick suddenly and
was unable to return home until Jan 3.
Mrs. Eli Taylor is noted among the
sick this week.
A. Z. Gurdy, better known as long John
the barber, is suffering with an attack of
rhematism.
Since the holidays hypnoticinfuences
appear to affect some of the business
men of this berg. On Tuesday one of
the liverymen here appeared to be
affected by the 'spirits" if the signs
were not deceiving.
VIM. Leroy, one Of the hail fellows
and popular among the boys at Port
Edwards, was down here Monday night
to see his best girl She works in the
mill and upon this night was obliged to
work until midnight He killed the
time as best he could until that hour
when he hailed his sweetheart with de-
light. The wait was nothing when
compared with the JOY the association
brought.
1t is rumored in Ne&oosa that Will
George and Chas. Parker are soon to
8 Joy the relationship of brother-inlawss
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edy for pain | have ever used is Cham
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