Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-06-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

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the southern part of the state Friday
morning.
Victor Hugo has been laid to rest in
the Pantheon at Paris after sad and
impressive ceremonies.
Mrs. Ida Clock and son are guests
at her parents residence this week.
She is now resident of Wausau.
D. Bailey is the Oldest employee in
the Centralia Pulp Mill He is con-
stantly at his post rain or shine.
Mrs. Barber from Iowa, is visiting
her sister Mrs, A. NJ. Meade, Centralia
She will probably remain here this
summer
Messrs. Spencer & Mack are making
a remarkably fine grade of wood pulp
1t commands $3.50 and s1.75 per
hundred pounds.
Messrs. Chas Haase & Bro. write
us that they are doing a nice paying
business at Richfeld this state. Chas
Is pushing fellow.
Miss Ida Clark of Stevens Point is
a guest at T. A. Barnes. The young
lady is assisting them in arranging
their Ice cream rooms. She will re-
main about three weeks.
DR.. Witter has gone to Madison to
attend the annual Meeting of the State
Board Of Health. The Doctor is one
OF its most active and proficient
members.
tits just discovered that Perry Davis,
the originator of the celebrated ''Pain-
Killer" has for the past fifteen years
been an inmate of the Mercer County,
Pa, Aims House.
Mr.. Ingersoll of Plover, for many
years editor and proprietor of the
Times in said village, made this
office short visit Saturday. He is
now interested in job printing office
at Brainard, Dakota.
Mr.. Edgar Leavitt, of Fort Atkin-
son, is spending a week in this city
looking up Odd Fellows Life Insurance
Lodge No. 81 has large membership
in the company which is one of the best
and cheapest In the United States.
Mr.. Napoleon Meunier, for several
years in the employ of Mr.. Frank
Pomainville of this city, expects to
sever his connection with the saloon
about the 10th inst Napoleon is a
steady, reliable young man and we
hope he will find pastures green where
ever he may direct his footsteps.
Mr.. F. NJ. Stearns, for a long time
manager of the boarding house at
Nesper, for Messrs Sherry, Gerry &
Go. has gone to Oshkosh where he has
opened restaurant. Mr.. Stearns is
splendid gentleman and cannot be
beaten as cook. His tables are al
ways inviting. He may return this
fall but it is not certain.
Mr.. Chas Weichart who was tried
on the charge Of embezzlement in the
Wood County Circuit Court during
the past week in this city, was honor
ably acquitted by an intelligent jury
Thursday. The charge was utterly
without foundation He returned to
Milwaukee where he will engage in
the mercantile business.
Scott Morrill, and wife arrived in
this city last Friday morning from Red
Lake Falls, Mimi. Mrs. Morrill, has
been quite sick for the past four
months and has come home to spend
the summer, hoping the change may
prove beneficial. Mary McClatchie as
we have always known her, is an cx-
young woman, possessing
many sterling qualities. Her many
friends in this city will look forward
to her early recovery.
DR.. T. B. Robinson who has been
absent the past fourteen months in
England and Germany, taking prac-
tical as well as scientific course of
study in two of the most celebrated
medical colleges of the world, enc
located at Heidelberg and the other at
Berlin, returned to this city, Saturday
morning the 80 ult. looking hale and
hearty. He was greeted by his numer-
Gus friends in this city and Centralia
with that hearty grasp of the hand
which betokens true and lasting friend
ship. There seemed to be a public
interest in the Doctors progress and
welfare which all appeared to share.
The Doctor informs us that he has
returned among US to permanently
locate. Our people should bear in
mind few points which We call their
attention particularly to, and those are
that, the Doctor has been away four
teen months perfecting his know ledge
and practice especially in diseases of
women and surgery. The most of his
time was spent at the Heidelberg and