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

For Sale
Two houses and two acres of land,
located west of paper mill. Easy
terms. Call on A. FL. Kleburg, at
NekOOsa, Wis.
The measuring party given Satur-
day night in Brooks Bros hall was
largely attended and an excellent pro-
gram was rendered. Chas. Whittlesey
was the tallest man present, meaSur-
ing six feet and four iuches, and
therefore received tine prize, a
beautiful book. Emo Schlagel was
the lucky holder Of the number that
drew the comforter, and the boys
say he'll have to get married to make
use of it. Three loads Of people from
Grand Rapids, members of the
Rebeccah lodge attended the enter
tainment. Total receipts $500 out
of which they Melted $500
Miss Martha Rea returned home
Friday from her visit Of two months
in the state of California. She reports
a delightful trip and California a most
interesting state. She has assumed
her position as bOOk-keeper in the
Guthiel store, where her many friends
are glad to see her.
Katie KirSch, the ten year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John KirSch,
of the town of Armenia, fell off from
rail fence Sunday, diSlOcating her
arm at the elbow joint and fracturing
the bones of the upper arm. DR..
McGregor reduced the fracture.
MeSSrS A. K. Lapham, VIM. Hooper,
Joe Thomas, E. S. BraZeau, A. uU.
Marvin, and Dr. S. A. McGregOr drove
to Grand Rapids Friday night to be
present at the initiation of g. j.
Hanover in the second degree Of
maSOnary.
Remember the school entertain
ment at Brooks Bros hall Monday,
evening, March 18th. An excellent
program has been prepared. Admission
15cts. Proceeds will be used to buy
books for the school library
A crew of carpenters are busy this
week in constructing new depot for
the Northwestern r. Ry. Co., the
dimensions of which is Is by 40 feet.
1t is Oh the old site Of the VIM.
Hooper store.
Its remarkably queer how well
NekOosa people like TO dance, we think
they ought to be able to stop during
Lent. 1t seems they all have dancing
feet. They must wear Cinderella
slippers
Messrs. M. Gordon, city clerk of
Grand Rapids, NJ. w. MoSher, city
treasurer from the same place, VIM.
Gross and Floyd Moore were all down
here Tuesday afternoon.
Leave your order with Peter Huber
for one of those stylish tailor-made
suits manufactured by Fred Kauff-
man of Chicago. He has 400 samples
of different kinds of CLOTH
Members of the Order of Royal
NeighbOrS gave a neck-tie sociablc
Tuesday evening in Brooks Bros. hall
which was largely attended and a
pleasant time reported.
NJ. Fl. Steinberg has rented the
Meiner building, in which he expects
to open store on Saturday, March Is,
consisting Of dry goods, groceries and
Gents furnishings.
Brazeau Bros. made valuable i'm
prOvement in their store recently by
putting in center counters and
shelving adding greatly to their shelf
room,
II. A. Morgan was in Madison Fri
day and Saturday and purchased a
carload Of buggieS, road wagons and
farm machinery of Fuller & Johnson.
Miss Nellie Fogarty of Northampton
Mass, is 10 the village. the guest of
her brother John and family. She
expects to make an extended visit.
Station agent, Congdon is here
ready to take charge of his duties as
agent as soon as the Northwestern
depot is ready for his occupancy.
Mrs. Frank Junn is expected home
this week from Oshkosh, where she
has been in hospital for several
weeks undergoing an operation.
O. d. Billings departed Tuesday
night for Kilbourn City, Wis, to see
his brother, Will, who is dangerously
i'll with pneumonia.
Fred Femling and family departed
Tuesday for the state Of Washington,
where he expects to make his future
home.
Chas. Kelley, of the town of
Armenia, left for Washington Tues
day in company with Fred Femling
aud family.
Bernhard Laundry of Grand Rapids,
a carpenter, is putting in the shelving
in the Meiner building of NJ. II.
Steinberg.
Jos. ROsenheimer and wife of
Schlesingerville, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Scheibe the first of
the week.
A. II. kleburg returned Monday
from Milwaukee where he had been
to purchase new goods for his store.
Geo, n. Wood, the real estate agent,
was here several times the past week
on business connected with land deals
W. T. Strack, of Milwaukee, car
penter and contractor was the guest
of his friend, E. Scheibe this week.
The Order of Mystic Workers are
going to give dance in Brooks Bros
hall Thursday evening. March 31st.
Mr., and Mrs. P. J. Mcdonald of
Plaintield, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Huber over Sunday.
Miss Jessie StetZer of Grand Rapids,
spent the Sabbath with Mrs. A. II.
kleberg.
Call and be measured for a suit of
clothes for Easter at Peter Huber's
store.
Mrs. S. L. Langlois, of Fond du Lac
is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Jos.
LaPine.
Mrs. Frank PelOt, who has been very
i'll is on the road to recovery.
Mrs. A. E. Gurdy was the guest of
Mrs. Joe Thomas on Saturday.