Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-12-18
-NekooSa and Vicinity
Minor Nekoesa Events.

MINOR Nek00Sa kve0l0.
Nekoosa, Dec. l8.-Miss Fogarty
and Miss Katherine Galligan were
Grand Rapids visitors Wednesday.
Carson Burt was in Grand Rapids
Tuesday and attended to some bust
ness matters.
Will George transacted business in
Grand Rapids Tuesday.
Theodore Boehmer, who is EN-.
ployed by the Consolidated Water
Power & Paper company at Grand
Rapids, spent Sunday with his
family in Nekoosa.
A. Riley and D. L. Lucas departed
Tuesday for Chicago, where they will
remain for the winter at least. In
| the spring they may return and work
the land they purchased near here
| last fall.
Andrew Hager, of Big Flats, is
assisting in S. L. Stevens blacksmith
shop.
The finest line Of up-to-date toys at
P. Hnber's store.
All kinds of holiday novelties at P.
Huber'S store.
Buy your best girl one of those
pretty breast pins for Christmas,
exhibited atJ. e. Jones store.
Messrs. A. E. Lapham, J. E.
Thomas, S. Rec and A. U. Marvin
went to Grand Rapids Wednesday
evening and attended the Masonic
lodge. q
John Grey, of Big Flats. arrived in
the village Tuesday and departed
Wednesday for Rib Lake.
Otto Siewert transacted business in
Grand Rapids Wednesday.
81. E. Herrick was in Grand Rapids
Wednesday on business
Geo. Nutter, of Saratoga, is in town
visiting among friends.
A. Fl. Kleberg had business to at.
tend to in Grand Rapids Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. f. Selle returned
Monday from their weeks visit in
Winchester with her parents.
Mrs. Fred Kringer and Albert K alis
cousin. from Clifton, attended the
funeral Of John Bulgrin Sunday.
Geo. Boughton, of Monroe Center,
hauled one ton of pork to the village
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Fogarty departed Tues
day for Green Bay where she will
visit her husband for few days.
Rev. Father 1. Feldmann returned
Wednesday from Grand Rapids where
he attended to some business since
Sunday.
Robert Solchenberger went to Mil.
ton Tuesday to visit relatives for q
few days.
Frank Carey and o. T. Byington, Of
Grand Rapids, who represents the H
Goldman Mercantile company, Of
Green Bay, were in the city the first
OF the week selling their wares.
The largest assortment of jardiniers
/ IN town suitable for Christmas gifts
are to be found at Kleberg's store.
f "A large variety of rockers, among
them the noted Schram rocker which
| are very acceptable presents for the
holidays to be had at Kleberg's store
Frank Boles and wife were Grand
Rapids visitors Wednesday.
Attorney Harry Fitch and F. x.
erode we're in Grand Rapids Tuesday
transacting business.
Miss Laura and Frank Taylor have
returned from West Concord, Mimi
Their cousins, Miss Minnie and
George Mosher, accompanied them to
| Nekoosa for long visit.
| Mrs. G. N. Baker and daughter,
Lollie, spent Saturday in Grand
Rapids.
The Misses Nellie Steib and Aurelia
Bandeline, of Grand Rapids, were
guests over Sunday at the home OF
Miss Lollie Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lewis have
returned from their visit in Deer
River, Mimi,
Geo. Footit returned from Green
Bay Tuesday.
Miss Florence Leach is assisting in
P. Huber's store during the holiday
rush.
A good eight-day clock, warranted
for one year for only 50 would make a
nice Christmas gift. J. G.. Jones,
jeweler and optician.
The latest novelties in the jewelry
line which make elegant Christmas
presents are to be found att. c. Jones'
jeweler store.
Twenty years from now the "Grand