Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-01-09
PITTSVILLE
Last Weeks items

ChaS. Heur was business visitor at
BabcOck last Friday.
Misses Tessie and Nellie Hunt. of
BabcOck, spent Christmas with rela-
tives in this city.
A. B. Cotey was at Grand Rapids
last Monday on business.
Frank Rollins returned last Monday
from a visit at Bruce and Atlanta,
While playing ice hockey at Bruce,
Frank sustained bad fall Which cut
several bad gaShes in his face.
Miss Jennie Peterson, of Kewaunee,
is guest at the A. K. Heath home.
Nellie Bates, of Atlanta, is guest
at the Rollins home.
Will Meyers, of Minneapolis, is the
guest of his brother Harry this week.
Mrs. Riechel, of Grand Rapids
spent few days last week as a guest
at the Woodwork home.
Arthur Covey, who has been work
| ing at New York for the past year is
visiting relatives here. Arthur had
| the pleasure of witnessing the de-
parture of Admiral Evans fleet on it's
cruise to- the Pacific, at Hampton
roads-yast month.
Mrs. Anna Mel and son Joseph left
last Monday for Elgin, ILL.,. on visit.
J. Isson, of Wausau, spent Christ
mas at the 5. n. Baum home.
Word was received here Monday
morning from the Tomah hospital of
the death OF DR.. NJ. B, Wood who had
| been there but few days. Dr. Wood
has been ailing for some time with a
complication of diseases, but it was
| not thought that he was in such a
serious condition. Mrs. Wood left for
| TOmah last Saturday and was there
when her husband expired. The de-
ceased practiSed his profession here
| for over twenty years and has held
many offices of trust and was held 10
| high esteem by large circle of friends.
The funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon at the Congregational
church in charge of the Masonic order
Leslie and Vern Mccoy entertained
at a six o'clock tea last Friday evening
at their home on the south side. The
| The Misses Rena Favell, Mabel
| UCl htIUCIlCll, IJSSl6
man, Alice Mccoy, Ethel and Bernice
Clack and Emma ProtZ, and the
MessrS George Mccoy. Warren Favell,
Arthur Mitchell, VIM. Clark, George
Lundv, and Prof. Junkman. An eX-
cellent time is the general report.
Warren and Clarence Favell and
sister Rcna returned to their home at
Grand Rapids last Saturday. after a
| few days visit with their sister Mrs.
G. A. Pelow.
| A fine program was rendered at the
| Congregational church Christmas eve
by the Sunday school scholars. The
church was decorated in an artistic
| manner.
| Albert Daemmerich returned from
Mil waukee Christmas where he has
been for the past few months. Albert
recently took an engineering course in
| the State University and is one of our
bright young men with the ''get
there" spirit to him.
Mrs. George KiniSter, of Grand
Rapids is visiting friends here.
Eugene Duulays returned Monday
to his home at Madison. after a pleas
ant visit with friends here.
Chas. Molten of Grand Rapids, spent
| Christmas with relatives here.
| The Crown Orchestra gave Christ
mas Dance in Hougens Hall which
was attended by good sized crowd
who report an enjoyable time.
The Installation of officers of Pitts
vile Lodge No. 232 E. and A. NJ.
which was held last Friday evening
| in Hougen's hall proved to be the lead
| ing social event of the season, John
Nottingham, of Milwaukee Lodge
acted as installing officer owing to the
absence of G. n Huckins which he
did in brilliant manner. Following
the installation ceremonies dance
was given for the young folks and an
excellent supper for all. The End
| Regiment Orchestra Of Marshfeld
furnished music fer the dance which
was pronounced excellent by all in at
tendance. The MasonS are to be con-
graduated upon their success as en-
| teTtainerS.
Louis Betke. of Appleton, is visiting
| his mother here.