Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-03-31
NEKOOSA.

B. Rhodes has moved to Birnam-
wood, Wis, the past week.
The ice in the Wisconsin river at
this point went out Monday night,
March 81.
Attorney II. E. Fitch was in Omro
and Milwaukee the first of the week
on business.
Mrs. Edward Dolla residing on the
Wood farm is reported among the
sick this week.
Mrs. Milton Sayre at the Herrick
House, expects her sister and neice of
ShawanO to visit her this week.
Mrs. Bertha Femling is reported
sick this week and in the care of DR..
A. l.. Ridgman, of Grand Rapids.
DR.. Simonson, Of Tomah, was here
Tuesday to see his patient, Mrs.
Leonard Smith, who is and has been
in very poor health.
Mary Choppa, the young lady
reported seriously sick last week, we
are pleased to note that she is con-
valescent and now out of danger.
Mr. and Mrs. ROsenheimer, of
Schlesingervlle, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Scheibe the past
week. While here they were also the
guests of Mrs. l.. Gutheil.
Nicholas Jendrzejek sold his five
acre tract of land with buildings
thereon located in F. j. Wood s
addition to NekOosa the past week to
Johu Pataski. Consideration SlO50
Claude Gilman resigned his position
as helper in Otto Seiwert's meat
market and moved his family on
Wednesday to MenOminee, Mich.
where he has accepted a position in a
meat market there.
DR.. }. e. Patty, of Elroy, veterin-
arian and feather renovatOr, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Morgan
this week, He expects to move to
Grand Rapids next month, where he
will practice his profession.
MeSsrs. Frank Vinegar and M.
Burroughs are busy this week LAYING
Parios roofing upon the A. e.
Lapham drug store building. This
roofing material is said to be among
the best manufactured.
Eli Taylor, the carpenter and
builder, has just completed the
remodeing of houses in the towns of
Armenia and Port Edwards the past
month for Mr.. Ulrich, of Chicago.
Mr.. Taylor says he has two more that
he will Tx up Immediately.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Morgan traded
house and lot that they owned in
Plalnfield, Wis, for a house and five
acres of land on the Wood farm, lust
west of Nekoosa, with Mrs Charlotte
Wilson. Mrs. Wilson expects to move
to Plaintield and occupy said property
VIM. Wilson is going to have a new
house erected on the old Cook farm
in the town of Port Edwards. 1t will
be 24X24 feet, two stories high with
four gables, Eli Taylor has the con.
tract and will commence work as soon
as the frost is out of the ground sc
that the foundation can be erected.
Wallace McLain, Oran White and
James Henderson with their teams
have been busy the fore part of the
week excavating for the basement of
the new modern home to be erected
by the Nekoosa Paper Company for
their superintendent. Work LAYING
the foundation walls will soon be
commenced.
Mrs. j. Gutheil will hold her millin-
cry opening on Monday and Tuesday,
April ) and 4, at which time she
extends a cordial invitation to the
ladies of NekooSa and vicinity to call
and inspect her millinery goods and
leave their order for a new spring hat,
She has one of the largest and finest
assortments of hats ever on display in
her store.
Miss Alfredo Timm, of Milwaukee
was the guest of Miss Martha Rec
from Thursday until Monday the past
week. She was on her way to Merrill
where<she has accepted a position as
trimmer with Miss La Count Miss
Timm is quite we'll known in Nekoosa
and in Grand Rapids, where she has
many friends who will be pleased tC
know that she is employed in a
neighboring city.