Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-09-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Judge Webb and family have re-
turned from their trip west.
DR.. Pomeroy spent one day at the
county seat Saturday. He is looking
we'll
Miss Anna Coleman, of Stevens
Point, is visiting Miss Stella jackson,
Centralia.
A. A. Walbridge, of Plover, failed
recently with liabilities of $13, 900
Assets about $4,000.
Thos. J. Simons and John Cadman,
of Stevens Point, made this Office a
short visit yesterday.
J. E. Carey spent two days at Wau-
saw the past week selling Electric and
Magnetic goods.
Miss Emma Smith has returned
from Iowa and is now engaged in the
City Cash Store.
Peter Christensen has been in the
city most of the week, attending the
fair and doing business.
Mr. Thos. Muir made this city a
visit Wednesday and took in the fair.
Mr.. Muir is pleasant writer.
Mr.. VIM. Young came over from
Pittsville Saturday, to renew acquaint-
ance with his wife and daughter.
G.. f. Witter physician and surgeon.
Office on Main street, residence on
Drake street. TELEPHONE communi-
cation with both cities. If.
Mr.. Alex. Caldwell spent most of
the week in this city guest of j. A.
Gaynor. He returned home Wednes-
day.
Messrs. Ross Loveless and viii
Young took in the State Fair the past
week. The boys say the exhibition
was excellent.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Grow are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Wheelan. They
are from Plainfeld, and will remain
during the fair.
Mr.. Geo. w. Cooper, of Sauk
county, is visiting his brother T. j. in
CentFalia He will spend few weeks
here and may remain all winter.
Editor Anderson, of the Sparta
News, severely whipped merchant by
the name Of Chas. Telyea of the same
place Friday. The difficulty arose
on account of rent.
David Worthington was at Wausau
the past week canvassing for the Mil
waukee Daily Journal He made a
run out of the cream city on the Lake
Shore railroad
Capt Briggs and NJ. Brosnihan,
travelling freight agent for the G. NJ &
ST Paul railroad made the REPORTER
a brief call Tuesday This Office well
comes all citizens who can, to call.
Rev. E. P Baker, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, Marshfeld, will
occupy the pulpit of the Cong. Church
in this city, next Sunday morning and
evening, in exchange with Rev. Row
land.
Mr. B. Smith, whole souled citizen
of Milladore perambulated our streets
Friday. He was at one time exten-
sively engaged in the manufacture of
pine lumber During the war Mr.
Smith became an old veteran.
Mrs H. A Herschleb and the chill
dren have gone to Hespler, Canada,
and will be absent about two months
OF course, Gus. is lonesome, but the
boys will try and entertain him during
her stay among the French.
Mr. Henry Timme while threshing
at his brothers recently, in town Grand
Rapids, nearly lost the sight of one
eye A beard of rye straw flew into
the center of the ball of his left eye.
The straw was extracted by DR.. Robin
SON. At one time it was feared he
would lose sight In that eye, but he is
now recovering.
Stevens Point Journal: A. E.
Long has been engaged the past week
putting in a new feed roll in the North
Star Mills for grinding corn and oats.
Messrs. Coleman. Jackson & Co. pro-
pose to keep up with the times and
always introduce the latest improved
machinery in every department of
their mill.
We omitted to chronicle Mr.. J. E..
Daly's presence in this city the past
week. His visits to this office during
his short stay were most pleasant.
Mr.. DAILY is doing successful business
at Necedah He is we'll pleased with
the place and says it is growing rapid
ly. Another railroad is expected
there soon. While here he was the
guest of Mr.. John Daily.