Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-12-11

AT the last meeting of the Modern
Woodmen of America which convened
Saturday night, Dec. 6, they elected
year:
Y. C.-Herman GuldenZOpf.
w. A.-Henry Mclean.
Banker-R. Nj. Burroughs.
Secy.-H. E. Fitch.
Escort-Wm. Nutter.
w. and S.-Fritz Lindgreen.
PhySician-Dr S. A. MacGregor.
Managers--C. G.. Hanover, Neal
Crowns and H. E. Herrick.
This order is growing rapidly and now
has over 100 members in good standing
with eleven more applications on lille
for mem DerShIp.
At the last communication Of the
Odd Fellows On Friday evening last
the following officers were elected fol
the ensuing year:
n. CIV III. Nicholas.
V. G.--S. l.. Stevens.
Sec'y. Herman Guldenzopf.
Treas -Frdnk Weiniger.
This lodge is growing nicely, has d
membership OF about fifty and is
prOSpering financially and otherwise.
Charles Ingraham, resident farmer
of the town of New Rome received a
message Friday announcing the death
Of his aged mother, who died that day
at her home in Oxford, Wis, aged so
years old. He was driven there that
day by Herbert Laphdm of NekOoSa.
f. X. erode, the barber, who is also
cigar manufacturer, commenced the
manufacture Of choice Havana and
Domestic cigars on Monday, and
expects to have one helper. He
invites the local dealers to give his
line a fair trial.
To accommodate the large and in
LcreaSing congregations at the Lutheran
church, it has been necessary to erect
d balcony, 5 feet wide, the entire
width OF The church building, at The
rear end OF the church.
MeSsrs. w. T. Briere and Edward J.
DAILY, of Grand Rapids, drove through
NekoOsa on Friday to the Quinn farm
where the Grand Rapids Lum Der Co.
are doing some logging.
Albert Neinfeldt sold 100 acre farm
with buildings thereon, in the town
of Port Edwards, to Ignatz Fisher, Of
Rochester, n. Y, the past week.
Consideration $1,000.
Charles T. Farrar and son Jerome,
of st. Louis, are guests Of w. H. Fitch
and family at CranmOOr this week
Mr.. Farrar spent the Sabbath with
Fl. K. Fitch in this city,
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
oh, lal
fair and supper at the Herrick House
Friday night. A cordial invitation
is extended to ALL
VIM. Simmit. the young man who
had his arm amputated while at work
in the NekOOSa Paper COmpany's mill,
is getting along nicely under DR.. Mac
GregOr'S care.
Timm Callahan, formerly of Babcock,
Wis, but now travelling for d whole
sale Kentucky Wine and Liquor Co.,
was here Monday interviewing the
trade.
Messrs. d. D. Conway of Grand
Rapids, and G.. T. Paff, Of Wausau. |
were here on Monday on business for
The KickbuSh Wholesale Grocery Co.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Manns of the
town of Port Edwards, are rejoicing
over the arrival of little daughter
born to them Friday morning, Dec. 5. +
Andrew King representative of the |
Fraternal League Insurance Company |
rom Grand Rapids was here the first
If the week writing insurance.
AS high as thirty six cent per
0ushel was paid here the past week
or potatoes. Not very great many
,ame in even at. that price
3. B. Park, of Stevens Point, was
lere Monday adjusting the accidental
insurance with VIM. Summit who was
INJURED in the mill recently.
Robert Salzenberger, of the town of
is learning the BARRIERS
rade with T. X. erode. He takes
lold in first class manner.