Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-03-12

Paint is sold by A. Fl. Kleberg.
Yours truly,
L. W. DEvoE & Co.
Mrs Chapa is noted among the sick
this week.
L. e. Nash has gone to Hot Springs
for a few days.
Ernest Stevens has gone to his home
in Plaintield for q short visit with his
parents.
MeSdames Marvin and Hanover are
still confined to the house on account
of sickness.
S. l.. Stevens has fine miniature
sample of q new binder on exhibition
in his Office that he is agent for.
j. A Enner's Photograph Car from
Stevens Point arrived Tuesday and
expects to stay here this week.
If you want fine suit Of clothes go
to Brazeau'S Mercantile Co.'S. store
where they have fine assortment.
Phil Ward. of Grand Rapids, came
down Tuesday to have his picture
taken in Enner'S Photograph Car.
Mrs j. G. Peers, of Rockford, H.,
arrived in NekOOsa Friday evening for
visit with her daughter, Mrs. B.
Ray.
Will Miller, of Ashland, represent
ing the Myers Shoe Co., Of Milwaukee,
was here Tuesday selling Goods to
BraZeau Bros.
DR.. w. f. Burheidt, of Waterloo,
Iowa, arrived Tuesday to see his
father, who is very i'll in the town of
New Rome.
Mrs. VIM. Bovee, who has been
visiting her parents in Marinette,
returned Saturday and is now at the
Grand View House.
II. A. Morgan'S little son, Richard,
was threatened with an attack of
pneumonia the past week. BY good
nursing he escaped it.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gallagan de-
parted Friday for Palmer Falls, New
York, to attend the funeral of Mr..
Gallagan'S mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawrence and
Mrs VIM. Lawrence, Of NekooSa,
spent the Sabbath in Rudolph. guests
of Mr.. LaWrence'S mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Black expects
TO leave Saturday for Pennsylvania,
where he has accepted position of
uperlntendent in paper mill.
Mrs Joseph Lapine returned Tues
day from Fond Gu Lac and EScanaba,
Mich. where she has been visiting
relatives for the past three weeks.
Misses Katharine Gallager, Nellie
Young, Katherine Treat, and II. f.
Fitch, spent the Sabbath in Cranmoor
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Fitch.
Messrs. Andrew Zurfuh and Leonard
Smith intend to give dance on
Easter Monday, April 49, in Brooks
hall. More particulars will be given
later.
George and Lottic Withers. who
have been visiting at Cloquet, Mimi,
returned home Monday after an
extended visit there with relatives
NJ, |. Cooper, of Nekoosa is going to
Grand Rapids this week, where he
expects to lay stone in the new paper
mill foundation that is to be erected
there.
Quite large number of potatoes
.,
Stevens is paying 30 cent per buShel
for white stock and % cents for red
stock.
Ed. Davis, of the town of New
Rome is going to Grand Rapids this
week. where be will work for the
Consolidated Water Power & Paper
Co, laying stone.
Chas. w. BreOn has gone to Grand
Rapids. where he is running Il saloon
in the Lefebvre building on the west
side. Chas. Reed, Of Nekoosa is tend
ing bar for him.
Brazcau's Mercantile Co have just
received fine line Of business and
dress suits You will have no trouble
in ''suiting' yourself in anything you
want in this line at a moderate price.
Mrs. L. Guthel departed Thursday
for Milwaukee and Chicago, where
she will buy her spring and summer
stock of goods. She will be absent
aD0ut two weeks and on her return
the ladies will have an opportunity of
selecting their spring hats.
Arthur LAURA, young man en-
ployed on paper machine number in
the Nekoosa mill, had his left hand
badly injured this week by getting it
caught between the belt and Shaft.
He will probably be laid up for some
time us Il result.
One of the c. NJ. s. st. Paul rail
road freight engines number 6S4 willie
switching in the NekooSa yards Tues
day afternoon got off the track by the
rails spreading They were off until
nearly six o'clock when the north
bound passenger train brought them
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