Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-05-13
NekoOSa and Vicinity

Peter Huber was a Grand Rapids
visitor Monday,
Andrew Zurfluh transacted business
in Grand Rapids Monday.
Richard Scheibe was in Grand
Rapids Wednesday on business.
Nate Booth, of Hancock, was a
business visitor in Nekoosa Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank HOLSTER, of |
Big Flats were in the village Wednes-
day.
Mrs. 81. E. Fitch attended Dana'S |
military ball in Tomah Wednesday |!
night.
Miss Minnie Boehmer is assisting
in book keeping in A. II. Kleberg's
store.
A. E. Lapham has decided to close
out his groceries and to remodel his
store.
Carl Boyd, of Douglas, Minn.,
arrived in the village to work in the
paper mill.
| Will Nash, of Grand Rapids,
transacted business in Nekoosa
Wednesday.
i Frank Carey, of Grand Rapids,
attended to some business ia NekCosa
Wednesday.
| DR.. Boorman, of Grand Rapids,
transacted business in Nekoosa
Wednesday.
Richard Lewis, Of Deer River,
Mimi, is in the village visiting friends
for few days.
Mrs. Matilda Bredschneider, of
, Necedah, visited friends in Nekoosa,
Friday and Saturday.
| Mrs. Convey. the superintendant's
, wife, in the paper mill, was taken
quite i'll onWednesday.
t jacob Steines, of Necedah,
t visited the family of William Dummer
= Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
DR.. A. L. Ridgman and Chas.
Lester, OF Grand Rapids drove to
Nekoosa Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Gilman, who
have been boarding in the Grand View
hotel, have gone to house keeping.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Necker,
returned Monday from their honey
d moon trip to Wausau and other
i points.
i Mrs. Elmer Taylor, of Bruce,
attended the wedding Of her sister
Q Julia Withers to Carl POlansky
o Tuesday evening.
= Mrs. Willis Cool and children
- expects to move next week to Colorado
:, !, to join her husband, and will sell her
furniture at bargain.
el Chas. Brooks is having the interior
/ of his dance hall painted white, which
& will greatly improve the appearance.
10 III. B. Lucas is doing the work.
=, Mrs. A. H. Kleberg and three
= children have returned to their home
:. after four weeks visit in Oshkosh
:. and Neenah among relatives.
d Don't miss Nekoosa's Stock Fair
d Saturday, May 81. If you, have any
u thing to sell or trade bring it along
you can easily sell or get good trade
Is Clyde Noble and his wife, O
Monroe, stopped off in Nekoosa
Tuesday, on their way to Rudolph
where they will reside in the future
]. Mrs. w. II. Mogg, of Petersburg
Ind, arrived in the village Monday, t.
NJ ioin her husband, who has taken 6
-lC. Hyde's place as station agent in tn
IN central depot.
OF A. Zimmendorf, agent for tn
u, Singer Sewing Machine Company
le with head quarters in Grand Rapids
IN was in the village Wednesda
It. transacting business.
=. Louis Meyers on Monday, had hi
hand caught, in reel in the mil
cutting and bruising it quite severely
: The accident will lay him up abou
one week or ten days.
k. J. Boles and Fred Schact, o
&c Kellner, were early visitors in Nekoos
o. ISunday morning They actual
Of arrived in the village before tE
ng ROSTERS crowed, and stated that the
at came to fish. Well they say the earl
gei bird catches the worm!
'ei Mrs. S. L. Brooks aud children. {
IL Grand Rapids, have been visiting he
Isl parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Levi
u. the past two weeks. The Brook
~ family departed Thursday morning fo
no Seattle, Washington. They WI
however stop off in Minneapolis an
Webster, S. Dakota to visit relative
for a few days in each place.