Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-11-16

T. Z. Murray has sold his half inter
est in the meat market to his partner
w. II. BlyStOne who will continue the
business. He has also sold his new
house to Frank Nash and will move
his family to Quinnesec, Mich, where
he will continue in the same line of
business. This family will be greatly
missed in NekOosa.
Geo. Hammond, a farmer in the
town Of Saratoga who has recently
moved into his new house, gave
a house warming the past week in
which about sixty Of his neighborS
and friends took part. Dancing was
INDUCED in and refreshments served.
\ fine time is reported by those
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lapne have
issued Seyenty-tive invitations to the
marriage Of their daughter Amelia to
Andrew Zurtiuh Saturday Nov %,
church Rudolph. Wis. The wedding
breakfast will be served by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Zurtiuh at Elm Lake, Wis.
Joseph Thomas has purchased the
ChaS. Myers residence property on the
north side. Joseph, of course, pur-
chased this property as an investment,
for it cannot be possible that cupid
has taken possession of him.
Will George will resume charge Of
the meat market on December l.
Fred FerdOn is obliged to give up on
account OF i'll health. WILLIS many
friends and old customers will be glad
TO see him at the old stand
Edward Witzel and Miss Lena John,
both Of the town Of Port Edwards,
will be united in marriage today
Thursday in the German Lutheran
ch rch, Rev. J. L. Bittner of Grand
Rapids officiating.
Mrs. G. B. Hyde has rented the
front one-half including the show
window of A. II. Kleberg'S store in
which she has Il fine display of watches,
clocks, jcwelry, Silverware and musical
Instruments.
The Christian EndeaNOr society Of
he Congregational church gave one of
their fayOrite SOciableS in Brooks
Bros. hall. 1t was largely attended
and the society Melted q neat little
sum.
i. H. 4NdSlls Sltptl vi UllC
NekoOSa Paper company has been con-
fined to his home in Centralia for the
past two weeks with an attack of
crySipelaS. He is now cOnvaleScing.
Nathan Church returned Friday
morning from the state of Indiana,
where he had been selling potatoes in
car load lots. He could find place for
more than Brooks Bros. could buy.
Walter Graves of Green Bay has
been engaged DIS clerk in a. E.
Lapham'S drug store TO succeed ChaS.
Bchnke of ManitOWOC, who resigned
10 accept Il position in Milwaukee.
Nckoosa Lodge No. 295 |. o. O. f.
will give one Of their popular dance
parties in ). L. Stevens new hall
Thanksgiving eve. An excellent time
Is promised all those who attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Krinkey arrived
here from Minnesota Tuesday morning
and expect to make NekooSa their
future home.
\ series Of panoramic pictures of
NekooSa and vicinity taken by Q. p.
Mcneil are on sale at a. E. LaphamS
drug store.
BeSs Armitage has rented the
Hooper hotel recently vacated by F.
+. Murray and will continue it as a
hotel
NeSSrs. Albert McCallin and John
cav Of piainiield were guests of
Nathan Church over Sunday.
Miss Clara Walker, now of Grlnl
Rapids was the gust } r. ,,,o.r
Mrs. Ellis over SUNDAY
W A. keyes of Grand Rapids was
here Tuesday soliciting fire insurance.