Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-09-12
MEEHAN

MEEHAN
Byron Ward and family visited at the
home of Mrs. Wards parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Slack last week
Kate Green and VIM. Hemmis were callers
at Stevens Point on Tuesday of last week.
Chas Edwards and wife, of Valley Junction
visited at the home of Mr.. Edwards sister
Mrs. VIM Clussman last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron ward have moved in.
to the house recently vacated by Chas Slack
George Roe and wife have moved into the
house formerly occupied by Ed. Parks.
MI. and Mrs. Chas Edwards were callers
at Stevens Point one day last week.
Perry Slack son, and L. warner went OF
the haymarsh last week TO finish up haying
Frank Green returned home Friday from
Ashland.
Will Hemmis and Kate Green were BiroI
callers last week.
Matt Hemmis was caller at Grand Rapid:
on Thursday OF last week.
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Matt Henmis and son Mike were Steven:
Point visitors one day last week.
MT. and Mrs. Edward Clussman an6
little daughter visited at the home of Mr.
Clussman's parents here few days las
week.
Sunday at Plover.
Miss Ruth Borman was a Grand Rapids
caller one day last week.
Miss Kate Green worked in Biron Paper
Mill last week in place of one of the girls
who was on vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Cradle were Grand Rapids
visitors one day last week.
Matt Hemmis had shingling bee last Sat
urday but as it was rainy weather not a
very large crew came. Part of the work was
done and the rest was finished Monday.
Quite few from here are attending the
fair at Stevens Point this week.
Wallace Slack is back in Meehan again.
Walter and Clinton Clussman have beer
visiting their uncle and aunt at Valley juno
ton this week.
Rudolph Rehmand and Miss Carloine
Voight of Grand Rapids were guests at C
Cradles Sunday.
LAST weeks items.)
Pearl Wagner the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Blood died Monday night
after an illness of only two days. She was
two years and four months old. The nature
of her sickness is not known. The funeral
was held Wednesday, prayer and song al
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church with interment in the Meehan GENE
terry. Rev. Miller preached the funeral SER
vices. Pallbearers were, Clinton Clussman
Chas Clussman, Donald Fox and Gust Mar
tin. The bereaved family have the sympa-
thy of all.
Clark Smith of Armenia is visiting at the
home of his brother Aaron and family.
Mayor F, H. Hanna, VIM. Ule aud Mr.. Bron-
son, of Stevens Point, were on their way to
Grand Rapids, on Wednesday of last week
when their auto broke Just below VIM. Clus-
smans. 1t was impossible to fix it here so
URN Clendenning drew it back to Stevens
Point, with team.
Harvey Evans and family of Grand Rapids
visited his half brother, Henry Blood a
couple of days last week.
Monday night OF last week occurred the
death of Rev. Miller's infant daughter. The
funeral was held Wednesday at ten o'clock
at the house, interment following in the
Forest Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. E. L. Baily was on the sick list last
week
A number from here attended the dance
at Kellner Saturday night. All report a
good time.
NJ. H. Munger is visiting his daughter Mrs.
VIM. Burrows and family at Plainfield.
Mrs. /, w. Pettis received news last wee k,
that her brother-in-law Frank Lamberton
and family, of Bancroft, have sold their
place there and will start for Washington
this week.
Fred Fox and wife, and Aaron Smith and
wife went to Knolton lastweek to pickblack-
berries.
Matt Hemmis was a Stevens Point visitor
on Thursday last.
Miss Anna Huffman spent Saturday and
Sunday at Knowlton the guest of her par
ents.
Baily last week.
H. Blood made business trip to Grand
Rapids last week.
Clark Smith was a Plover caller Friday.
Frank winkler and daughter Ella were
callers at Plover Friday.
Matt Hemmis was business caller at
Kellner last week.
Nick Rosenthal of Kellner was the guest OF
Matt Hemmis on Thursday of last week
Matt Hemmis traded horses with j. t. Her.
ron of Biron, last week.
S. v. Topping had runaway last Friday.
He was moving load of furniture to the
Rapids and stopped to the store here. When
he started to get into the wagon again one
line slipped and he slightly pulled on the
other one and the horses swerved around
and started towards Stevens Point, throw
ing Mr.. Toppings to the ground. He struck
on his shoulder and back hurting his back
quite bad. URN Clendenning caught the
team nearly to Pascawis's.
Mrs. Hawly and daughter Olive, of Stevens
Point, were guests of Mrs. E. L. Baily last
week.
Walter Clussman was a Grand Rapids
caller Friday.
ids on Friday.
A drought and the grasshoppers have fixed
the potato crops proper.
URN Clendenning was a Plover caller
Saturday.
Matt Hemmis made trip to Plover Satur-
day night.
Miss Lizzie Pascawis is now working at
c. Moss's south of Plover.
URN Clendennlng attended the Advent
Camp meeting in your city Saturday night.
Peter Green of wautoma visited his par
entS here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Sharkey from Linwood,
were guests at the Frank Pascawis home
Sunday.
VIM. Clussman and family visited their
son Edward and family at Grand Rapids,
Sunday and while there attended the Ad-
vent Camp meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Ward OF Fond du Lac,
visited Mrs. Wards parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Slack last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clappa of Biron were seen