Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-05-24
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

For week beginning Sunday May p. Rev
Benjamin E. Ray, pastor.
1870 a.. m. Preaching.
11:45 a. nj. Sunday School.
7:30 p. m. Preaching.
| In recognition of the approach of Memorial
| day national themes will be discussed
! Subject of Morning Sermon, "Nationa
Problems and their Solution
Subject of Evening Sermon, 1.-THE Heroes O.
| Peace"
| Tuesday, 400 p. m, Junior Endeavor meeting
| Wednesday afternoon, meeting of Ladies Ait
| society.
Wednesday evening, Prayer meeting on Woo
Thursday evening, Christian Endeavol
meeting.
VIM. Hadly of Grand Rapids was
here on Saturday on his way to New
Rome. Those who know Mr.. Hadley
appreciate the fact that he is a great
admirer of dogs and game cocks
| With his disappearance one of VIM
Georges white japanese roosters
disappeared. Mr.. Hadly was gone
until Monday and returned, AND
simultaneously the game cock re-
turned. The conclusion is that
William had good time over Sunday
with VIII Georges property.
John ESwein, carpenter, is busy this
week putting in plate glass front ia
Frank Boles' business place. The
partition wall will be taken out and
the ceiling and side walls will be
covered with steel. When these i'm
prOVements are completed, Mr. Boles
intention is to put in bowling alley
in the rear of his place of business.
Mrs. G. w. Bowen had birthday
on the 10th inst. w. t. lesser, a
farmer in the town of Saratoga, had
one on the 18th and c.. w. Bowen on
the 18th. SO they joined issues and
celebrated the three events together
at Mr.. TeSSer'S home on Sunday, the
18th. A most pleasant celebration
resulted
John Wellner, carver in Will
Georges meat market, decided to
spend Sunday in Marshfield at home.
He decided to make the trip by
wheel. He left Nekoosa at 5 o'clock
a. m. and did not reach his destina-
ton until 6 o'clock p. m. The
distance is about forty miles.
An order of Mystic Workers was
organized here Monday night in Odd
Fellows hall with twenty charter
members by n. R. Mckee, D. S. NJ.
The following officers were installed:
MaSter-JOhn GeugeS: Vice Master
Fred Gail; Secretary-H. E. Read:
Banker-T. Boehman.
Some married men would look
better at II o'clock at night if they
were not seen lodging behind barrels
of clay. Bear in mind that two is
company and three is a crowd.
Frank Wineger was appointed
census enumerator for the town of
Port Edwards and the village of
Nekoosa. His appointment is a
popular one.
The band dance given in Brooks
Bros hall Saturday night was largely
attended and an excellent time en-
JOyed. II proved social and financial
success.
Lester A. Rose. secretary of the
Wisconsin Valley Advancement asso-
citation of WauSau. was here Tuesday
on business connected with his office.
Otto Siewert'S family from, Oshkosh
arrived here Saturday evening and are
boarding with Eli Taylor and family
until such time as house is rented.
G. c. Hyde returned Friday after
AAOShI II Olhl a WIN dOSCuOC NlCu Lis
parents in the southern part of the
state.
\. E. Gurdy is having the inside
and outside of his barber shop build
ing painted and otherwise beautiied.
Jacob Kuter, with a crew of four
men, are building new walks and
repairing old ones for the village.
James Withers has new cottage in
course Of construction upon his lots in
Woods addition to NekoOSa.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilson of
WeSttield are visiting their daughter
Mrs. Dave Buchanan.
A. H. Kleberg's store building is
receiving a fresh coat Of paint. VIM.
Coole is the artist.
Hugh Ellis is busy at work making
improvements upon his place breaking
land.
Mrs. H. A. Morgan is in PlainfeId
on two weeks visit with her sister.
Card.
We. the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on a so
cent bottle of Greene'S Warranted
Syrup of Tar if it fails TO cure your
cough. We also guarantee % cent
bottle to prove satisfactory or money