Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-10-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Mr. Ward Pulver will leave to day
for Watertown to be absent several
weeks
Mr. and Mrs G. J. Jackson spent
the Sabbath in Sparta with sister of
Mrs. jackson
Mrs n. Higbee and two children
from Canton. Mo-, are visiting Mrs. Z.
Fontaine, Centralia
Friday morning Mr.. Will Donovan
returned to this city after an absence,
in Montana, of two years.
Banker Witter has returned from
his trip to Grand Rapids. Mich. Mrs
Witter stopped at Milwaukee.
Edward Paulson, one of Rudolph's 5
most successful farmers was in the city
Monday and made this Office call.
Mr.. G. S. Warren the boss Saratoga
farmer was on our streets Wednesday
trying to dodge rain drops. 1t was a
rainy, dreary day.
| Mr.. James Ballou, of Wausau, has
gone to Sparta this week to defend a
case against George Hiles on one Of
his logging deals.
| Mrs. F Hearted and son returned
home Saturday morning after an ab-
sence of three weeks at Portage City,
Visiting relatives.
Mr. r. G.. Krugar made business
trip to this city Wednesday. He has
I130 barrels of choice cranberries
which are about ready for market
G. f. Witter, Jr took short va
cation from school duties at the
University, Madison, and visited with
his parents in this city over Sunday.
Sunday Telegraph: Hon. George
Hiles, of this city, recently bought
the farm of W. NJ Saunders, Menom-
inee, paying $4,000 for it.
Mrs. Judge Strope has returned
from Plover and is at home with her
daughter, Mrs D. J. Cole. She will
assist in arranging the household In
the new home this week.
Mrs Anna Lemley and children of
Merrill, are visiting with Mrs Lemley
and family in Centralia. The RE
PORTER Acknowledges a pleasant call
on Monday.
B. Silber has returned from Chica-
90 and large assortment of new
goods are now being unpacked and
placed on the shelves Call in and
examine them.
Dr. Wood and Mr. Frank Fowler,
from Pittsville, were welcome callers
at this office Saturday. Mr. Fowler
has been engaged as principal Of the
Pittsville schools.
Oswald St Amour has been engag ed
as foreman in the Waupaca RepubIi-
can printing office. He left Friday
afternoon to commence his work, and
wrote US Monday that he has been
very busy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack, of West Bend
Ind, father and mother Of w. e.
Mack, Centralia. are visiting at theia
sons residence in said city. They
will remain week or ten days.
Mr. Jasper Crotteau was quite
seriously shaken up while in Dakota
by being thrown out of buggy upon
his head He was out hunting when the
, team became frightened and ran away.
Shortly after learning Of this accident
it was rumored that his son, nine years
Of age, had lost three fingers in the
machinery at Doud & Sons stave fac.
tory at Rudolph.
Sunday Telegraph: Capt. W. H.
Upham, Of Marshfed, was in the city
last Monday for the purpose of pur
chasing the machinery necessary for &
grist mill that he is to construct il
that thrifty city. Capt Upham went
to Marshfeld six or seven years ago
when where the place now stands was
dense forest. To-day it is city Of
over 1000 inhabitants.
Mr.. NJ. B. Bailey, the gentlemanly
agent for the Medical and Surgical
Institute at New London, called at
this office Wednesday and their ad
2 will be found in this issue The boys
5 in the woods and ali artisans should
) purchase tickets. It is safe protection
, when over taken by sickness or acci
: dent Mr.. Bailey can be found at the
Witter House.
Mr.. [. E. Philleo closed his labor:
at the City Cash Store Saturday even
ing He expects to enter into
> employment at the First National
Bank about January first, next. Mr.
Philleo is a competent, genial fellow
, and the many customers OF the store
will miss him Monday evening him
self and wife departed for brief
visit in Chicago.