Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-05-07
MEEHAN.

Alfred Parks Of Armenia visited at the
Frank Pascavis home last week.
Jos. Pettis was quite seriously i'll last
week, DR.. Lindores was in attendance.
Ella winkler has been confined to the
house with La Grippe for some time. but is
now able to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Barrows and two
children of San Francisco, California, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Clendenning and fam
ilv a couple OF days last week.
Fred Fox was business caller at Stevens
Point one day last week.
Mrs. Victor Ward OF Amherst Jet, visited
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Fox the first
OF last week
Lottie Fox is visiting her sister Mrs. Victor
Ward and family at Amherst Jet, this week.
c. Cradle and wife were Grand Rapids
callers Saturday last.
Mrs. Eugene Clendenning and son Grin
were PIov and Stevens Point visitors last
Friday.
Arthur Clendenning was business caller
at Stevens Point one day last week.
Pete Scott. of Big Flats, Adams County,
called at NJ. H. Mungers one day last week
Agnes Munger is working Tor Mrs. E. L.
Bailey, who is in rather poor health this
spring.
There will be a dance at Henry Lutz's Sat-
urday night. The public are cordially in
vited to attend.
Frank Pascavis and wife were callers at.
Stevens Point one day last week.
Mrs. Joseph FIatoff was a Grand Rapids
visitor on Friday of last week.
Our Cemetery now looks neat and tidy
We hope to keep it so throughout the sum
mer.
The ice cream Social was not held last
week as stated, but was held this week We'd
nesday night
Cline Cradle and wife were Grand Rapids
visitors Friday.
Agnes Munger visited Miss Kate Borman
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Parks, Mr.. and Mrs
Aaron Smith and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Park and son, Ray Netzley, Florence
Manchester and Addie Parks spent Sunday
at Fred Fox es.
Kate Borman visited Miss Agnes Munger
Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene CIendenning has in a lot of
summer dress goods and some dishes in her
store.
NJ. H. Munger visited JOS. Pettis Sunday.
Mr.. Pettis has been quite seriously i'll for
some time past.
Eta Roe who has been away working for
some time returned to her home here Satur-
day.
The S. OF V. and their ladies held lodge
Co iUbt at p w
mum her were in attendance.
NJ. H. Munger was a PIover caller Satur-
day.
Preparations are being made for a pro-
gram Decoration Day. 1t is desired to have
as good a one as possible, and the help OF
! those who can and will help is solicited.
Mrs. Eugene Clendenning was Plover
caller Saturday. She bought quite lot OF
goods from L. S, Walker who is selling out
E. L. Bailey and wife visited Mrs. .Bailey's
mother, Mrs. Hawley Sunday.
VIM. Clussman and wife and three child
rem, visited at the L. Ferdon home at Grand
Rapids Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Young, of Grand Rapids, visited
her mother Mrs. A. Slater last week,
Eugene Clendenning who has been work
ing at PIover returned home here Saturday
| John Fors hauled potatoes to the market
here last week. They are paying about e
cents now.
Pat Smith and family of Biron, visited al
| c.. Cradles one day last week
E. L. Bailey and wife called at NJ. H
Mungers one evening last week.
| Misses Anna Hoffman, Agnes Munger
Lottie Fox and Burton Fox were visitors al
E. L. Bailey's one evening last week.
Mrs. Eugene Clendenning has newly
papered and cleaned her store. SO it pre-
sents very neat appearance now.
Cline Cradle sold a calf this week to Pa
| Smith of Biron.
Allen horde is working for Mrs. Clenden
ing.
Mrs. Arthur Clendenning and daughter
Fausta visited at Perry Slack's a week age
Sunday.
May basket hangers are now gettinl
around quite lively.
Miss Agnes Munger spent Sunday evening
the guest OF Lottie Fox
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