Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-01-06

Andrew.
Joseph COnnant, of Vandreissen,
Adams county was in NekOOSd
Wednesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Cowie arrived home
Wednesday from an extended stay
with relatives in York state.
Earnest Jones visited with his
sister, Mrs. Barton. Jr. Of Hancock
over the New Year holidays.
Jesse Lapine of Grand Rapids, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Zurfuh the first of the week.
Mrs VIM. Poreth and two children
of Oshkosh. are The guests of her
brother, A. II. Kleberg and family
this week.
Mrs. II. fl. VoSs and son Frederick
spent the day in NekOosa Wednesday,
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. b.
BraZeau.
Messrs Ii. r. and r. III. Campbell
and b. Beigle all of Chicago were in
this village on Saturday looking over
some land hereabouts.
Ruby Natwick and her brother
Albert, of Grand Rapids. were guests
of Mrs. VIM. Hooper and family the
fore part of the week.
f. A. Holtz, the dentist, returned
to his office work in this village
Monday, alter a 10 days visit in
Milwaukee and Chiffon.
A. f. Lapham and daughter, Nora
returned Monday night from West,
field where they enjoyed several days
visit among old time friends.
Henry Morse of the town Of Port
Edwards, whose horse was stricken
with paralysis last week died on
Monday as a result of that disease
Harold Hooper is very proud OF ii
recent photograph, the first he ever
had taken, which was recently made
by Mr.. Williams, the photographer.
Harold appears to consider this
event an important one.
The Catholic order of FOreSterS
installed their newly elected officers
Sunday night. Deputy High Chei
Ranger, NJ. A. Bogoger of Grand
Rapids was present and acted as
nEt tn N, OFF 4 ,i,,l
enjoyed.
The business men of Nekoosa
presented c. W. Pinkney, the pastor
of the Congregations church hand
some gold watch and chain fol
Christmas, as the token of the respect
and esteem in which he is held by
the people of NekOOSa.
Oliver BOyleS of the town of Sara.
toga purchased driving team, buggy
and harness of S. l.. Stevens in
Nekoosa. Now the young ladies OF
that town will have no excuse for
complaints in not having an oppor
tunity for an outing. Oliver will see
that they get it..
At the last business meeting of the
Congregational church the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: uperintendent of Sabbath
school, Mrs. Harris. Clerk Mrs. J. G..
Jones, Treasurer j. c.. jones, Trustee
for three years Geo. B. Brazeau. The
Congregational church society are in
fiouriShing condition.
Camp No. 1876 Modern Woodmen
held public installation Thursday
evening at their lodge room of the
following officers recently elected
V. C.-Herman Guldenzopf, ". A.
Robert Singer, Banker-Wm. j.
Williams, Secretary-H. E. Fitch,
Escort-P. NJ. O'Brien, Watchman-
Fritz Lindgreen, Physician-Dr.
Hugh Waters, Manager-Samuel j
Rogers.
at the last meeting of the common
council Tuesday night, they passed
a resolution that all property owners
should remove the snow from their
side walks within two days after
every snow storm. In case of their
failure SO to do. the snow will be
removed by the street commissioner
and the expense incurred will be
charged to the owner. They also
passed an ordinance providing that no
saloon liceuse shall. in the future be
granted unless the saloon is to be
located on Market street somewhere