Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-04-04

lnC VOUG on county JuuBc IcSulUeu
in w. j. Conway receiving 81 votes
and j. A. Gaynor 81 The following
village ticket was elected:
Decentralization E. Lapham.
TruSteeS-Frank Nash, George
Footit, Andrew Zurfiuh, Harrison e
Herrick, Cleofus MarcOuX, Frank S.
BraZeau,
Clerk-Henry E. Fitch,
Treasurer-Ora d. Billings.
Supervisor-Wi William Hooper.
Assessor-Richard Scheibe.
Constable-William Knight.
Justice of the Peace full term !
Henry A. Morgan.
A good story is told on J. A. GaynOr,
County Judge of Wood county while
in the city Monday afternoon. He
was a candidate for reelection, and
was down here looking after his
interests on that day. Just what
happened to him we are not informed,
but the fact remains true that he ate
his dinner at the Herrick House in
company with Henry E. Fitch. He
settled for his dinner, by paying the
landlord Of the Grand View House.
Just how to account for this compii-
cation OF affairs we are at loss to
state.
The purchases of houses and other
property or the west side by the
Northwestern r. r. Co. and the Con-
SOlidated Water Power Co. during the
past winter, is producing scarcity of
houses in town and renters are finding
difficulty in procuring suitable houses.
This will neceSsitate building boom
in the city at little later date.
Miss Sarah Councilman and Robert
Higgins, both of Port Edwards,
were joined in wedlock at the home
of II. A. Morgan, NekCosa, Monday,
April |, at 8 o'clock p. m. They will
go to housekeeping in Nekoosa.
The Nekoosa Paper Co.'S switch
engine was returned from Green Bay
Sunday very much improved in general
appearance. 1t was generally over
hauled and freshly painted through
out.
Ed. Brazeau, a member of the
Brazeau Mercantile Company, is in
the village to assist in the store here.
His family will follow him in the near
future.
For SALE-Fifteen acres of land and
house and barn thereon in Woods
addition to NekooSa. For terms and
particulars, inquire Of A. H. Kleburg.
f. p DAILY of Grand Rapids was in
the village Monday and Tuesday
electioneering for w. j. Conway,
candidate for county judge.
We are pleased to note the continued
improvement in Mrs. Frank Bole's
health. While it is slow we believe
it is permanent.
Those horrid fits of depression,
melancholy, low spirits, and sudden
irritability, that sometimes afflict
even good-tempered people, is due to
the blood being permeated withr black
bile. Herhine will purify the blood,
restore health and cheerfulness. Price
so cents. Johnson & Hill Co.
Miss Lou Ellis has been engaged as
trimmer by Mrs L. Gutheil. She
comes well recommended as an artist
in this line.
An Easter concert will be given by
members of the Sabbath school next
Sunday evening at the Congregational
church.
The interior of Will Georges meat
market building has been freshly
painted adding greatly to its appear
ance.
Sam Weiniger, Sarah Weiniger, and
Nora Lapham are spending weeks
vacation with relatives at WeStfeld.
Frank Majeske has a cottage in
course of construction on his lots
north of the Catholic church.
NJ. H. Lynn of the town of Port
Edwards is improving from a severe
illness the past week.
Mrs. c. Budnicll, will engage her
services for house cleaning for one
dollar per day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Bowen, moved
their household effects out to their
farm Tuesday.
Mrs. r. Scheibe is improving from
an attack of la grippe.