Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-03-13

NlSCOuSln central. Inc John Edwards nj fp'
CO.'S Pulp Paper Mills arelocated here.
Last Thursday eve our peaceful and
quiet little berg was thrown into a
lever OF excitement over the report by
VIM. Early that man lay dead at the
road side near MOccasin creek bridge
between here and NekOOSa. NOtwith-
standing the stormy weather fourteen
OF the boys under the leadership of
brave captain Geo. Scott set out to
lind and care for the dead-man. On
arrival at the place it was found that
the dead drunk" man had staggered
OH home. 1t is hard to find the boys
VINO made the trip, but the leader is
well-known.
Bert Dake and family are now nicely
located on the LaVigne farm which
they have rented. The house on the
Jarvis farm vacated by them is already
occupied by 3. Deyo and family who
have recently moved here from
NekOOSa.
Tie Woodmen entertained their
friends at an oyster supper at the
Gurdy Hotel on Thursday eve.
Although the weather was very unfa-
vorabIe quite number responded to
the invitation.
Mrs. Chris. Peterson departed for
Merrill on Wednesday, where she will
be treated at the hospital. Her
mother, Mrs. ThorSen: of Rudolph,
will Stay here during her absence.
Miss Hattie Whittlesey was enter
tanned a snort time at the Geo.
BraZeau home while on her way to
Grand Rapids. Saturday eve.
Mrs Robt. Schoonover has been
quite sick the past week. Her father
Rev. Stevens OF PittSyille was here to
see her.
Prince Henry wasn't here yesterday
but Organizer Hamilton drove through
here on his way to NekOOSa.
Miss Granger returned to her school
duties on Monday, after an absence of
tour weeks: caused by illness.
S. n. Whittlesey of Cranmoor, treas
'lrer CT this town, spent Monday here
collecting taxes.
Nelly Ward and Roy Nash Of your
city, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
b. Garrison on Sunday.
The Misses Retta Cleveland and
Celia Burr were visitors in your town
Wednesday eve.
We are pleased to note a marked
improvement in the health of Mrs. O.
W. Dodge.
Geo. Stowe and family have moved
back To their farm near Kaukauna.
Miss Viola Howard was a visitor to
your city the later part of last week.
Mrs: A. E. Gurdy spent the abbath
With NekOOSa friends.
{. A. JasperSon spent Sunday at
Cranmoor, visiting friends.
Miss Mamie Boyle visited her
parents here Tuesday.
Mrs. Ole Oleson is a Merrill visitor
this week.
j. W. Aucutt is on the sick list the
last few days.
Goo late for last week.
E. EichSteadt spent Wednesday in
Oshkosh, where he was called as
witness in law suit.
Mrs. 0. W. Dodge, who has been
seriously sick for some time we are
pleased TO report much better.
MesSrs. and Mesdames Hanover and
Marvin OF NekOOSa, were visitors at
the Gurdy House on Tuesday.
Mrs. II. Ii. VoSS and son Frederick
of your city, were guests of Mrs. Geo.
BrdZeau on Monday.
Roy Nash and Nelly Ward of your
city, called at the E. b. Garrison home
on Sunday.
Jos. Patenant has been laid I'D for
the past week from stepping on d
nail.
Jos. Robinson of your city was in
town this week selling mops.
For SALE-An eighty acre farm in
the town of Rudolph, Wood County,
Wis, fifty acres cleared and % acres
under the plOw. A six room house, a
large frame barn, fine stable, wagon
shed, and other out buildings. Terms
reasppIIahe. Inquire OF John Rater,
Kt1dbfph, WIS. l5-2w.