Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-09-24
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Brown and Miss Harkness have
returned.

Miss Sophia Phfer, or Maulson, Is
visiting her sister Mrs. L. Lampert.
J. G. Davis, of Marshield, was a
welcome caller at this Office Wednesday.
Mrs. T. B. Farmer is in the city
visiting parents and friends.
Prof. Goggins put in an appearance
Saturday ready for another years
work.
Mrs. Mary Cholvin, of Dubuque,
Iowa, is visiting with reletives and
friends.
Mrs. N. Gerard was taken suddenly
i'll again Thursday. DR.. Witter is
attending.
Mr.. Jas. Granger and son of the
town of Seneca made this Office brief
call Tuesday.
Mrs Raymond, mother of Mr..
Chas. R., returned to McHenry, LII.
Tuesday evening.
Miss Bertha Beron, of Merrill, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. George
Zenier.
1t is said that Ira Purdy and wife
will return to this city before winter
storms set in.
The presence of E. Dutruit in this
city few days this week was observed
by our reporter.
Mrs Geo. r. Gardner and children
have returned. Their stay with mother
was delightful.
Mrs. Whitney and daughter Ella,
have returned from their trip to Mil
waukee and Chicago
B. Silber has gone to Chicago for
winter goods and Mrs. Silber is assist
ing in the store.
Mrs. Edward Wheelan left Tuesday
for Wautoma to visit friends and at
tend their county fair.
Mr.. Tom Farmer, who has been in
the employ of P. B. Champagne, is
now at work for Mr.. Stroud.
Mr.. Harry Worthington is in Chi
cago attending Rush Medical college,
He is securing fine education.
d j. Cole has gone to market this
week and Chas. Quinn occupies his
place in the store during his absence.
Mr.. w. S. NJ. Abbott, of Minneap-
oils, brother to Mrs n. Gerard, is
spending few days at the homestead.
E. b Fritzsinger has gone east for
little recreation. He will size up
the sights of Milwaukee and Chicago.
Mrs. j. Teller and children arrived
from Polalka, Florida, Monday and
are visiting at Mr. st. Amour's, Com
mercial Hotel.
Gus. Frank is aiding Mrs. N. Pepin
III serving customers at the store
during her husbands sojourn in Cana
da. Gus. is good one.
Mrs. S. N. Whittlesey is occupying
a few rooms in their homestead and
doing up her sewing aided by Miss
Louise Lavigne.
T. A Barnes drove over to Berlin
Friday and while there learned the
fact that be had fallen heir to valu-
able piece of real estate within the
city limits.
Miss Nora Long, a guest of Miss
May Emmons the past week, returned
to her home in Marshfeld, Saturday.
She had pleasant time.
DR.. Lockwood made quick pleas
ure trip the fore part of the week to
meet relatives from the east at Sheron,
southern part of this state.
Miss Safe Smith spent the past
week in this city the guest of Misses
Grace Balderston and Lottie Stephen
son. Her home is at Lone Pine.
Mr.. t. F. Porter, young man from
Portage city arrived Monday and is
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Woodwork. He will remain one
week.
Miss Irwin has returned after the
summer vacation and for the present is
at the Witter House. Miss Gibson,
the new teacher for the Grammar room
is also there.
Mr. W. E. Allen has returned to
this city from Canada He came by
way of Boston and New York owing
to the prevalence of smallpox along
the western route through Canada.
Mr.. J. D. Witter and wife departed
Monday evening for sojourn among
relatives in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
They will doubtless visit the Exposi-
tions at Milwaukee and Chicago.
After an absence of thirteen years,
Mr.. N. Pepin returns to Montreal
Canada, to see father and sister and
view familiar objects of hoVhood days