Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-12-05

Nekoosa Assembly No. 226, was
organized Tuesday night, December 3,
by Emil Spear, of Neenah, assisted by
Andrew King. of Grand Rapids, with
eighteen charter members. The
following officers were elected:
PreSident-C. L. Stephens.
Vice PreSldent-Geo. Huxley.
Past Presidential. E. Herrick.
Secretary-Henry e. Fitch.
Treasurer-F. S. Brazeau.t
Advisor-Waldo Sanders.
Warden-E. E. Tracey.
Trustee for one year-Joseph Berard.
Trustee for two years-Fred Trinkey,
Trustee for three yearS-Herman
Ross This Fraternal Union starts off
under favorable circumstances.
The Pittsville Dramatic Club will
present an excellent talent play
entitled ga Noble Out Cast" in
Brooks Bros. hall Saturday evening,
December IA. This is one of the
strongest comedy dramas ever written
present it in an attractive and pleas
ing manner. They have fine costumes
and rendered this play to a large
audience in PittSville recently.
Damericht's German Orchestra, late
from Germany, Will furnish the music
and play for a dance that will follow
the entertainment. Give them
good house and enjoy the entertain
ments.
VIM. Hoopers store building is on
the move and will soon be placed in
it's new location. They continue to do
business whether the building is
on the run or not. Prices are right
and customers are willing to put up
with the Inconvenience attendant
upon moving.
A. J. Boyles and wife are back from
WauSau and report their father some
better. He will take trip south in
the interests Of his health and A. j.
will have charge of his Business
College in Wausau during his absence.
Bear in mind that Peter Huber sells
strictly for cash and therefore can sell
on closer margins than those who sell
on time. Call upon him for anything
| in the Xmas line.
T. w. Horton, the well-known and
| successful farmer in the town OF New
Rome, returned from Boyd, Tuesday
| where he had been on visit to one
of his sons.
Ebert Kellogg of Grand Rapids is
here and will have charge of the
Kellogg Bros Lumber Co.'S. office
during A. J. Boyles absence.
John Keller and Miss Lena Neugart,
both of Nekoosa, were united in holly
wedlock on November &c, the Hon. HI.
A. Morgan officiating
The dance given Thanksgiving night
| by the Base Ball boys was largely
attended and proved a great social and
financial success.
George Footit departed Wednesday
for Flambeau, Wis, where he will put
| in the winter for the Flambeau
Lumber Co.
Rutherford Hayes and Miss Bertha
| Withers of NekoOSa were married at
Spring Creek Oh Thanksgiving day.
A fine assortment of lamps, crockery,
glassware, notions, etc, at Peter
Hubers at the lowest cash prices.
r. Scheibe and Geo. Lockwood
departed Monday for few days out
ing in Chicago to see the sights.
Frank Fisher has purchased Richard
DunkelS place and expects to occupy
the same in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Paulus and
daughter were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Gurdy on Tuesday.
Cassie Canning of Grand Rapids, was
| the guest of Mrs. j. e. BraZeau first
of the week.
DR.. and Mrs. SimonsOn of Tomah,
were guests of relatives here first of
the week.
Mrs. G. G. Hyde was the guest of
friends in ST. Paul, Minnesota, over
Sunday.
Miss Elfreda Timm is the guest Of
her friend Miss Martha Rea this
week.
Go to Peter Huber's place for a fine
line of dolls and Xmas toys.
Who has large Office table to eX-
change for high cashiers desk. with
iron railing about the top and pay
| window Give some man q croO6 traGa