Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-24
PERSONAL MENTION,
IMPORTANT ARRIVALS AND DEPART.
URES. PLEASANT NOTES.

Miss Irwin has gone to Brandon, fo
the holiday season and will enjoy home
comforts.
Mrs. Dr. Whitney and Max hav
moved from Madison to the state OF
Maine. They left about ten days
ago.
Mr.. B. Vaughn, student in the Law
office of Messrs Gardner & Gaynor
has gone to Rudolph, where he viii
spend few days among relatives.
Mr.. B. F. Sanford of Plover, is il
the city and is boarding at Mrs
Daugherty's. He made the REPoR
TER sanctum pleasant call.
Capt. Briggs is in town again after
short illness at Portage. He is now
hard at work on the Gibbons case VS..
St. Paul R'y Co. This is the third
time that it goes to the Supreme Court.
Geo. f. Witter slid into town quiet.
ly on the morning train Wednesday
Santa Claus has attracted him hither.
wood. George is an energetic scholar
and is making a nice record at Madi
son.
E. G. Bulls at Plover, is quite i'll
having been stricken down with paral-
ysis. DR.. Witter of this city was
called in counsel by DR.. Gregory Tues
day. Mr.. Bulls was, for many years,
resident of this county, at Scranton
Fir. Fred 2. Tibhics returned from
Madison, Wednesday morning and will
spend the holidays with mother, father
brother, sister and friends. He has
been absent four months, during which
time he has grown considerable taller
MIR. Tibbits is delighted with Madison
and the University.
Through the special avenues of
securing news items, our reporter has
learned that Miss Emma Morrill,, the
accomplished daughter of our towns
man, D. P. Morrill,, was married
this week to gallant young Attorney
from Crookston, Minnesota.
Miss Anna Bratton, we'll known in
this city, will be married at her home
In Rudolph, (to- day) Thursday. The
groom is gentleman from Merrill,
by the name of Nugent Ceremony
will be performed by Rev. John
Rowland.
NJ Frank Pomainville has been
confined to his house the past week.
He had his lame leg injured Friday
last while getting an empty barrel
from his cellar, for customer. A
second barrel rolled down and fell
across his leg. 1t is hoped he will
soon be able to get out again.
Mr.. Vida Keyes returned home
Friday, from Stoughton, where he
spent the summer. He says that it is
a great tobacco country, which product
is selling at eight and ten cents per
pound. Since the late fire large
number of fine warehouses have been
erected, one costing $4,000.
Francis Palmatier, Centralia, and
Minnie Potter, will be married today
at the brides home. The many friends
of this young couple will rejoice on
learning this fact as it has not been
generally known that bashful Francis
was in love. He has practiced with
cupids darts and his efforts are now
crowned with success. Here goes an
old shoe. Rev. Rowland oficiated.
A pleasant evening was spent at the
residence of Mr.. James Cameron,
Vesper, Friday evening Of last week,
by large number of their friends.
Excellent music was furnished by the
Lyon Band, and dancing was partaken
of by those who enjoy themselves
that way; card playing entertained
some, while others mingled about the
large gathering in social conversation.
An elegant supper was served by Mrs.
Cameron and assistants, IN style and
completeness. All who attended en-
joyed themselves greatly. The sleigh
ride was appreciated, especially so, be-
hind a Good team