Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-01-20
ADDITIONAL LOCAL,

day evening. After the ceremony re-
freshments were served and dancing
INDUCED in. A pleasant social even
ing was spent by all present.
Quite number of young people,
members Of the Good Templans Lodg,
took a street car trip to Nekoosa,
Thursday evening to attend party
given by the Good Templars in that
city.
On account of NO trains being run
on the 500 Line Friday, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. F'leckenstein were forced to stop
off in Grand Rapids on their way
from Stevens Point to their home in
Marshfield
Mrs. Gustina Riga died at her
home on the Ke1lner road Thursday
evening from a lingering sickness wit
kidney trouble The deceased was a
bout rs years OF age and was resi-
dent of this section for many yaers.
August Bandelin had the missor-
tune to break his nose Monday even
ing. He tried dodge a snow ball
thrown at him and struck his nose OF
table in the Consolidated paper mill
where he is employed.
Fireman Monogan who has been EN-
pIoyed on the Nekoosa branch of the
Northwestern, has been promoted
to the position of engineer and was
called in to Fond du Lac Tuesday to
take charge of an engine in that city.
The Bliss Orchestra departed Mon
day for a weeks tour along the North
Western Line. They will play for
dances in Almond, Wild Rose. Wau-
toma, Hancock and PIainfield, return
ing home Saturday.
Robert and Helen DeGuere accom-
panied by their nurse, Miss Johnson,
departed Wednesday for Waupaca to
visit Indefinitely at the home of their
grandmother, Mrs. Macarthur, during
-.
Guere
Fred Edgecomb of this city, had
JOS. Peasley arrested on the charge
of stealing valuable wolf hound
from him recently. The case was
tried in Justice Pomainville's court
Tuesday afternoon and resulted annie
ably for both parties.
The rehearsals for the home tai
ent play, ''The Double Life to be
produced here on Jan. 25th are pro-
crossing finely and this promises
to be one of the best dramas ever
put on by home talent company
in this city.
Rudolph Muehlstein, John Plenke,
John Hahn, John Bamberg, Frank Bill
myre, Henry Klein and Martin Gilber
som returned Friday evening from
Crandon, where they had gone to
finish UP the carpenter work on the
new Court House in that city a few
weeks ago.
Messrs. Fred w. Kruger and Chas
M. Kruger drove out into the town
of Grand Rapids Thursday and spent
the day visiting their perents They
report their aged parents, 70 and 70
years of age, and both enjoying pref
ty good health under the circum-
stances.
D. l. Sicklesteel left this morning
for Madison where he will appear IN
the supreme court as attorney for Mr.
Bogoger in his contest with the city
of Grand Rapids over a strip of his
land condemned by the city under ap-
praisement for street purposes
Stevens Point Journal
D. d. Conway and his daughter,
Helen, left Sunday night for Pitts
burg and STANTON, Pa and from there
they go to New York City, where Mr..
Conway has business in all three
cities. They expect to be absent about
ten days This will make a fine trip
for both of them and we wish them a
pleasant journey and safe return.
K. K Cady, the architect from Chi
cago, was here Tuesday looking af-
ter the construction of the new Wood
County National Bank building. The
work on the interior is progressing
nicely and everything seems to be
moving along as rapidly as can be
expected
Mrs. Ramsey of Hazelhurst who
has been here on a short visit with
her mother, Mrs. Geo. Hoskinson, de-
parted Monday for Chicago where she
Will join her husband From there
they expect to go to Texas for the
balance of the winter
John Parrish has a crew of men To-, :
glng the timber on his land about one d,
mile east of the CITY, The timebr is :
mostly white pine which is becoming /;
very scarce in this vicinity The i;
logs are being hauled to the Badger .
Box & Lumber Co.'s mill ON the west r
side. :
Every paper far and near say the
ground hog did appear mid a bright
and blazing sun, and back into his
hole he run, and for six weeks or
more he'll sleep before he takes an 7
other peep. So we can look for snow i
and ice and weather anything but a
nice. v
We are panied to note the factf !;
that our respected toWnsman L. A. !;
DeGuere, is still very sick at his .
home with typhoid fever. His friend.
are anxiously awaiting for improved =
conditions that win warrant his get b