Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-11-13
NEKOOSH

JACOB EIedS. VINO mas fNH:t under
the doctors care for three W,.eNS for
an insight ~ sore on his fA'-r ~tS cured
i'll few days by Nckoul;. !'a.ll cure
Doctor Dummer. II yWu. suffering
from any ailmenI ard be- .,. i'll The
faith cure give DR.. Duh. ! trial.
NekOOSa. Wis.
The order Of u. ". i. VIII give one
of their social dance parties in Brooks
hall on Wednesday evening. November
70. HerrickS orchestra w1'i furnish
the music which is an assurance that
it will be irst-cidSS They extend
cordial invitation to all lovers of
dancing 10 attend.
T. \. erode, of Menasha, The new
barber arrived here on Monday and
immediately took possess o. of the
shop and went to work. Mr.. erode
is reported an excellent barber and
perfect gentleman who will be cordially
received by the people of Nekoosa.
MesSrs. Andrew Zurfluh, Levi Lee
ROux and Edward Gotchey were
members Of hunting party who
departed "Wednesday for Park Falls,
Wisconsin. and expect to spend a week
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e d. Ludingt0n. Of New Rome,
received telegram from the Govern
ment Dept. in Mexico on Monday
announcing the death of his son who
is in the army. His remains will be
sent home for burial.
Bills were circulated here on Tues
day announcing d / Thanksgiving daLcc
at Monroe Center on Thursday evening
November 81 The reception COM
mittee and floor managers are young
ladies.
DR., Erler. the dentist, is we'll pleased
with the village of Nekoosa, and is
doing nice business. He could do
more and will he glad to have those in
need Of dentistry To call upon him.
julius Lassa Joined some friends at
Arp!n for deer hunting expedition
Oh Monday. He sent a message home
by phone on Tuesday that he had
killed his first deer on that day.
Edward Smith has a new house
nearly completed upon his lots located
one block south Of Brewers on the
Wood farm. He expects to be able TO
INV = ICiI uGAU WIN.
A hunting party consisting of
NeSsrS. Emery Taylor and VIM.
Nichols departed Monday for Arpin,
where they will spend week or two
deer hunting.
Chas. Rick, of Sigel, celebrated the
completion of his new house, and his
suns Frank and John who are employ
ed here went home to join in The
celebration.
c. Z. Thompson will join Emery
Taylor and his party of hunters at
Arpin this week Wednesday. for a
weeks outing in the woods.
VIM Wilson is having his new house
piaStered. John Johnson is doing the
work. He hopes to be able to occupy
the house in few weeks.
Lawrence, the six year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cash, is sick
with scarlet fever, and their home has
been placed in quarantine.
MeSsrs. T. E. Nash and Eli Taylor
departed the first of the week for
Glidden. Wisconsin, where they will
join a hunting party.
Robt. Bird, of Madison, special
agent for the New York Underwriters
was in the village Tuesday on business
with Fl. E. Fitch.
Frank Boles joined a party of hun ters
at Grand Rapids Monday and pro-
ceeded To HarShaW, Wisconsin, for a
weeks absence
Jackets Bdraboo orchestra will
give a concert and dance in Brooks
hall, NekOOSa Saturday evening. Nov
ember q.
We are pleased to note that A. H.
kIeDerg'S Two children are now i'm
proving from their attack of scarlet
fever
VIM. Hooper, supervisor. is attend
ing he annual session Of the Wood
County Board at the county seat this
week.
Ira Bassett, Of Grand Rapids, spent
the Sabbath with Landlord Herrick
OF the Herrick House.
We are sorry to note the continued
Illness Of Walter Graves at his home
in Green Bay.
Mrs. Frank Bricker and daughter of
Unity, Wisconsin, are the guests of
Mrs. Fred Gahl.
Miss Nora Lapham is enjoying an
excellent visit in WeStheld, guest of
Mrs. Hill.
G. a. Booth and wife of Plainfield,
were registered at the Herrick House
on Friday.
Will George departed Wednesday
for Arpin on d few days hunting ex-
pedition.
5. L. Stevens expects a carload of
new top buggies from Madison this
week.
Ebert kellogg was home in Grand
Rapids SICK the past week.