Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-12-12

gng a total Of 81 rabbits, while
Captain Il. e. Herrick and his
leutenants consisting of Emo Schlagel,
Lyman Hammond, George Hinkley,
Everett Stevens. Al. Brooks, VIM.
George, L. c. Fredericksen, George
Gillette, S. c. Weiniger, E. c. Kellogg,
Gilbert Marvin Ed. GOtche, Otto
Polztn, Frank Junn, r. c.. WaKely and
A. Gilbert were successful in bagging
a total Of IS rabbits. The losers
must entertain the winners with a
supper and dance in the near future.
At the last session Of the local order
Of Mystic Workers No. 296, the follow
ensuing year:
Prefect-Newell Wakely.
Monitor-Jes Henderson.
Secretary-H. e. Reed.
Banker-F. E. Taylor
MarShall-Mary Reed
Warder-LcWis Garske.
Sentinel-Wm. Langton.
Manager-LOraine Perkins.
This order has forty members and
initiated five more at their last regular
meeting and have five more to be
initiated at their next meeting.
The local lodge of M. w. A. No.
1916 elected the following officers for
the ensuing year at their last regular
meeting;
Venerable CounSel--Herman Golden
zopf.
Worthy Advisor-Chas Reed.
Banker-C. L. Stevens.
Secretary-Henry e. Fitch.
Escort-Neil Crowns.
Mathematical indgren.
Manager for three years-H. E.
HerriCk. THIS camp has a member
ship of ninety, and is in very flourish
ing condition.
Cool COtey of PittSville was here
Friday billing the town for the local
company that will present at Brooks
Bros ball on Saturday night,
December II, the popular melOdrama
entitled "a Noble OutcaSt." We
have every reason to believe that the
young people of our neighboring
village will entertain US with a fine
entertainment. A dance will favor
the show and first class orchestra
will furnish the music. All are
cordially invited.
Thomas Babcock's neighbors gave
him pleasant surprise Tuesday
night Dancing was INDUCED in
until late hour, refreshments were
served and a general good time
enjoyed by all present
Mrs. p. B. Mathewson of Pittsville,
has been the guest of Mrs. J. E.
BraZeau the past week and departed
Monday for a visit with Mrs. Geo.
Hammond and family in the town of
Saratoga.
It is authoritively reported that
Miss Hattie WhittleSey of CranmOOr.
is sick with smallpox. She came
down on her return from Green Bay
and must have been exposed on the
the train.
Nj. L. Townsend of the town of
Saratoga, while feeding a cow last
Thursday was badly bruised, the COW
having crowded him into the manager,
and as a result has been laid up ever
since
FOR SALE.
Grin c.. Taylor'S house and one lot
in Woods addition. For terms and
particulars call upon NJ. l.. Townsend.
Saratoga, Wis. 12-2w
Mr.. and Mrs. James Meunier of
Merrill and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Meunier of the town of New Hansen,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos.
Sharkey the past week.
Clarence Hamilton is back to work
again as fireman in the Nekoosa
Paper mill after Il weeks vacation
with his family in Grand Rapids
c. B. Stone of Minneapolis, travel
ing salesman for the North Star Shoe
company was in the village Tuesday
interviewing his customers.
While looking for Christmas gifts.
bear in mind that Peter Huber carries
u fine assortment Of suitable articles
for Xmas presents.
DThe ties and rails are being laid on
the Chicago s. Northwestern road bed
between this village and Grand
Rapids this week.
VIM. HoOper's store building is now
located upon his new lots where he
will be pleased to receive his old and
new customers.
Large bills are out announcing a
grand New Years Ball in Brook s
Bros hall Tuesday evening,
December 81.
Peter Huber will have special prices
on all kinds of toys for the holidays.
Call and make your selection.
Attorney Henry e. Fitch was called
to Appleton and Milwaukee the past
week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ. Mccormick are
happy over the arrival of new born
son, on Dec. g.