Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-08-18
NEKOOSA.


FITS. Marvin Is OuU Vi UuC ClUJ pllio
week visiting at various points with
her friends.
Miss Carleton of COIOma was here
Saturday and Sunday visiting The
Gould family.
Miss Eva Patterson Of Rudolph was
here Wednesday afternoon for a few
hours visiting.
e. A Lapham is at Milwaukee this
week on business. He expects to
return on Saturday,
Mrs. Herbert Lapham spent several
days this week visiting her mother
and sisters in Grand Rapids.
Miss Tille Stahl of Grand Rapids,
has spent several days here this week
visiting Miss Kathryn Gallagan.
James Kotich went to WauSau
Monday on business, and he will be
back the latter part Of the week.
H. X. erode has re-emplOyed his
old cigar maker, Antoine KleStinSki
who begins work again this week.
j. G.. Bell of Grand Rapids was here
the first part of the week on business,
coming and returning the same day.
On Wednesday of this week there
came to brighten the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. e. Marshall d little baby
girl.
Miss Langton is here from her home
in the west and will visit all of hel
old time friends in this village this
week.
Sam Weineger left Tuesday on ar
elstern trip TO be gone for Severa
weeks, though his Stay is not OF
definite length,
Mrs j. G. Jones is visiting hel
daughter in Hancock this week. She
expects to be there for several days
before returning.
Nj. Mason, who directs the mighty
arm of the law nights on the west
side in Grand Rapids, was here for d
short time Thursday.
Earnest Jones returned Monday
from Elroy where he has been fol
some time visiting relatives and old
friends. This was his former home
G. Bulgrin and Otto Siewert drove
to Rudolph Thursday forenoon If
search of stock for Mr.. SieWert and t(
advertise the carnival to be held here
soon.
Mrs. Cora Lewellyn is here from
Chicago this week visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Maug Of this
village. She expects to be here for q
couple weeks,
E. l.. Hayward of the Grand Rapids
Business college was here Thursday
distributing advertising matter fol
his school, which will start for the
year on Monday next.
This week sees another crowd OF
people at Birch Lodge across the river
The club house seems to offer great
many attractions to those who wiSl
to take a little outing of week or so
according to the number of people
who are enjoying life at this place
Mrs. p. M. Kragh expects to joir
her husband in this village the last
of the week, when they will make
final preparations for making theiI
permanent home in this village
where they have rented the La Rue
house.
Mr.. Gilman has this week moved
his family into the Otto Siewert
building up stairs. This was formerly
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Siewert but
since they have moved into their new
house, these rooms have been empty
till the advent of Mr.. Gilman this
week.
Workmen are engaged this week IL
installing in the jewelry store of J. G
Jones, fixtures for gas from the village
plant. Mr.. Jones came to the con
clusion that the gas lights WOULD
prove more satisfactory than the
present system of lighting, and they
were accordingly put in this week.
A. II. Kleberg was in Grand Rapids
for few hours on business Thursday
His store building is about complete
the addition having been nearly al
finished, and his large stock is being
moved from his present close quarters
into the new part this week. When
this is all arranged, Mr.. Kleberg will
have fine store building and stock
Among those who attended the
circus at Grand Rapids the first of the
week from this village were: William
Daniels, Mrs Richmond and he1
daughters, Mrs. Frank BoleS, Mrs.
Herbert Lapham, and Mr.. J. G. Jones.
There were great many more than
these, but these were the names OF
those we remembered
p. O. WHITTIER, editor of the
Pittsvilie Times was in the city
Friday and Saturday last comforting
with the business men here. Mr..
Whittier has thought some of
establishing newspaper ia our
village, but we understand he has
arrived at no definite conclusion as
yet.
The Grand Rapids lodge of Rebeccas
came to Nekoosa Wednesday afternoon
and together with the Beaver Queens