Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-07-28
NEKOOSA.


MISS Dora Miller is Tue CUES vi ueI
cousin, Mrs. L. Gutheil this week.
Miss Maud Graves, of Green Bay, is
the guest of Miss Sue BeeSton for a
short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Leiderger, of Mil.
waukee, are guests this week at Mrs.
L. Gutheil and family.
Miss Ruth Fontaine spent Wednes.
day afternoon in Nekoosa, the guest
of Miss Nora Lapham.
Mrs. Ely Taylor and son Bonnie left
last week for Atlanta, Wis, to visit
her son Elmer and his family.
Miss Minnie Gets, Of Grand Rapids
was the guest at the home of Leonard
Smith on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. j. M. Baukin, Of ElrOy, Wis.
is guest in the village this week, as
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. H. A,
Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. A. Morgan and son
Richard returned Friday from two
weeks camping with relatives neaI
Sparta, Wis.
1t is reported that Mrs. Bertha
Femling has sold her farm in the
town of Saratoga to Henry Ulrich, a
real estate dealer.
Mrs. Ned Lombard, or Tomah, is il
the village this week the guest OF
Mrs. II. E. Fitch. She will be better
remembered as Miss Treat.
Mr.. and Mrs. COwie and Mrs. A. E.
Lapham were in Grand Rapids
Monday night to attend the Mahara
Ministries entertainment.
Frederick Jennings of the town OF
Port Edwards sold his 100 acre farm
and personal property to Antoine
BrodkOrb this week; consideration
$1,000.
Miss Sue BeeSton, stenographer fol
the Nekoosa Paper company, returned
Wednesday noon from Green Bay
after ten days visit in that city and
Neenah,
Z. M. KrOgh went to Necedat
Wednesday on business connected
with the town clerkShip which he
held at that place, before coming tC
this village.
Village Clerk Henry e. Fitch and
assistant Herman Helke completed
taking the census of NekooSa on
Wednesday. The total will reach
somewhere close to ll0O
Rev. G. w. Pickney, pastor of the
Congregational church and family
expect to leave the first of August on
months vacation with Mrs
Pinckney's parents in Illinois.
The Grand View hotel is being
painted on the outside by J. B. Lucas
and son. They are doing a fine jot
and when completed the hotel will
present much better appearance.
DR.. Carter was greeted with large
audience Sunday evening at the Con
gregational church at which time he
spoke to the people about the home
missionary condition of the churches
in his district.
Prof. Charles HouSewOrth and
family arrived last week and have
gone to housekeeping in house
rented of Mrs. Gutheil. The public
schools of NekoOsa will open the first
Monday in September.
Louis Simmit, employed in doing
carpenter work on A. H. Kleberg'S
hardware store building fell from the
scaf1olding Tuesday forenoon, fractur-
ing two ribs and receiving a severe
shaking up. He was laid up as a
consequence for Sc geral days.
Mrs. Charles Brooks is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Barney in the town
of Saratoga this week. Her daughters
have gone to Grand Rapids to visit
with relatives there. while Mr.. Brooks
and son are patching it in their
absence.
II. w. Johonnott, district dep ty
OF the Grand Lodge Of Royal Arcanum
of Monroe, Wis, was here Tuesday
talking with members of that order
in regard to the change Of rates fol