Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-10-13
PLOVER.

PlOVef, OcU. LIT is With deep re-
greet that our people learn that Rev.
Zaerb is to be removed to another
field of labor. Both pastor and his
family are much loved by the people
here and all desired them to be re-
turned for another year. Mrs. Zaerb
has been under the physicians care for
the past four weeks and is poorly pre-
pared to move.
j. w. Ferret is having his barn
re-Shingled.
VIII Yuston is building a kitchen
on the south side OF his house.
Rev. Zverb and family left for their
new home at Winnec 0nne this week.
Miss Luce, of Waupaca, has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. S. D. Clark,
this week
Miss Lena Powers left Saturday for
Amherst where she will teach the
present school year.
j. w. Pierce expects to soon move
into his house recently purchased
from e. A. Sherman.
MIS-. f. w. Risinger, from Iowa, is
the guest of her grandmother, Mrs.
ElViya Beach, indefinitely.
Mr.. Stelter, who works in the
interest of the Maccabees, will soon
move into the M. E. parsonage.
A goodly number of our people have
visited the storm scene in the vicinity
Of Lone Pine during the past week.
Mr.. Eulzminger will occupy the
BiQeloW house, soon to be vacated by
Mr.. Codington, when he moves into
his new house.
Mrs. Delas Adams, of Waupaca,
with her two children visited at the
home of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Trageser, over Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Dakins and son, Guy, of
Brokaw, spent few days here this
week with the formers mother, Mrs.
w. S. Parsons, and other friends.
Frank Tyler is remodeling his house
on Main street and improving its
appearance decidedly. S. D. Clark
and 5. Dunaven are doing the work.
Mrs. Elviya Beach gave a tea Thurs.
day from four to six p. m. to a few
lady friends, in honor of Mrs. r. A
Sherman. who has left us to reside at
Stevens Point.
Alex Turks has been suffering
for some time with some serious
trouble of his right eye ball and may
be obliged to subn it to an operation
in the near future.
M. +. Pierce and son, Lawrence
spent part of last week at Medford
guests of the formers son, Frank, who
is a telegraph operator there. TheS
report pleasant time.
e. A. Sherman has moved his family
to their new home at Stevens Point
Wednesday. AS they are numbered
among the families who aid in build.
ing up the community, they will bt
greatly missed.
Mrs. w. ii. Potts will entertain the
ladies' aid society Wednesday after
noon, Oct. ii, from five to seven
Proceeds will apply on Rev. Hall!
salary. Let everyone come and hayt
pleasant as well as profitable time.
About twenty of the friends of The
pastors family assembled at the
parsonage week ago. Afte
all had recovered from the surprise g
couple of hours were spent in pleasant
conversation, after which prayer was
offered by Rev. Zaerb. Then the
good nights were said and all left fol-
their homes. A substantial offering
was made by the company in the form
of a purse contributed by each one
present.
There has been many changes in
real estate in the village of Plovel
during the past summer. Mr.. Ruble
purchased Bert Bournis' place, in the
north part Of town in July. Since
then Mr.. Bourn bought the James
Eckle's property, Mr.. Riser house
owned by Mr.. f. Pierce, near the