Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-02-05

paint your town. DO you want TO be
in it? Talk with our agent, A. Fl.
Kleberg. about it. Yours. truly,
T. W. DEvOE & Co.
Arthur Gillett has returned from
the Hot Springs with his eyes greatly
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto SeWerts little
one is still very sick, threatened with
pneumonia.
Charles Brooks is going to have an
addition to his family residence erected
this spring.
The Catholic Church Society are
planning fair that will be given
some time in April.
The Misses Lizzie and Mary BeveI,
Of Grand Rapids, were guests Of Miss
Martha Rea over Sunday.
II f. Fitch spent Saturday and
Sunday in BdbcOck on business and
with his parents at CranmCor.
Rev. f. Selle. pastor of the German
Lutheran church, preached in the
town of Vcsper on Sunday afternoon.
Arthur Aplin and wife of Plainfield,
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Buchanan the fore part Of the week.
John Fogarty has rented the Alpine
house Just vacated by Otto SieWert
aud family and will move his family
therein this coming week
MeSSrS. jacob Kuter and Hugh
Clancy are both very busy putting
up ice to be used the coming summer.
The ice is of pretty fair quality.
Mrs. Augusta KRUGER and two
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Gustave
Bulgrin at the Grand View House.
Herman Ross, wife and daughter of
the town of Saratoga, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elliott, in the
town of Port Edwards on Sunday
Miss Myrtle Brooks and Ed. Nc
Carthy of Grand Rapids, spent Sunday
and Mrs. Thomas Lewis, of Armenia.
Mrs. VIM. Bovee departed Tuesday
for Menommee, Mich, to visit her
parents During her absence her
husband will board at the Grand View
House.
Fred Wipfie, an cmp!oye in Otto
Siewert'S meat market, strained his
back while lifting, Monday, and as a
consequence will be laid up for two
or three days.
Will Gibhart and lady OF Mosinee,
Miss Mayme DAILY and Miss Jessie
Stetzer of Grand Rapids, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Elliott, in the
town of Port Edwards Sunday.
A. Fl. Kleburg departed Tuesday
night for Milwaukee where he will
attend the State Hardware Convention
publican House in that city on the
4th and 9Th of this month.
Miss Agnes Waters, sister of Mrs
S. A. MacGregor, departed Wednesday
for Der home in Canada after an
extended visit with her sister in
Nekoosa. While here she has been
very popular with the young people.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Doe were given
Il pleasant surprise Tuesday evening,
Feb. 3Id by about twenty of their
near neighborS and friends. Refresh
mentS were served and all present
appeared to enjoy the evening very
much.
Frank Boles opened his bowling
alley Saturday night and Il large
number were present, The allies bad
been levelled up and the balls
repOliShed and retinished, and the
improvements were quite perceptible
by lovers of the paStime.
Stephen Thorne is driving Gustaye
Bulgrin;S team and hauling rock from
the Bender stone quarry to Will
Wilson's resident lots here in Nekoosa.
He will haul seven cords and they
walls under his house.
Mr. Harris, of Port Edwards,
employed as machine-tender in the
Nekoosa Paper mill, has been 10 the
habit of driving to and from his work,
until this week his horse has been
laid up and Mr.. Harris is taking his
meals at the Grand View House.
The concert and dance given 10y
Hackett'S orchestra from BarabOO
Thursday night in Brooks hall. was
largely attended and the music greatly
CuJOlCh ITO OIOilCSUld lidS ulN di -
been literally patronized ever since
their first visit here about two years
ago.
After a two weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs, NJ II. Lynn, and calling
upon old time friends and neighbOrS,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Fritzsinger left
Monday for Grand Rapids where they
will visit relatives and friends for a
time when they will return to their
home at Fond du Lac.
About sixteen of Miss Agnes Waters
friends gave her Il pleasant surprise
Friday night in the form of china
shower. Refreshments were served |
and a very pleasant evening WAS
passed. This young lady is soon TO
he married to prominent. young
in Canada.
The ladies of the Congrega tional |
church are planning to have. weight /
social in Brooks hall, Monday evening, |
February 16. Each lady will bring a |
box which may be plain without,
provided there is inside her name and |
supper for two A committee will |
number the box S. Duplicate numbt rs
will then be S lbut ed by lat among |
the gentlemen. who will pay for the |
privilege of eating supper with the
lady who has broIIvot the hoy of tho