Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-06-25
PERSON Al. MENTION.

ton and will ramain till after commence
ment day.
Emanuel Voyer has returned to his
home In Centralia after protracted
absence.
Joseph Gaque, of Hancock, Mich,
is visiting at Alex Bernier's residence
on high street.
Mr.. T. w. Pitts made this Office a
brief call Wednesday before leaving
for his Dakota home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Freeman have
gone to Menomonee, Mich. to visit
their children residing there.
Florence Ray, of Plainfeld, is Wis
iting her sister Mrs. Frank Dudley,
In Centralia, this week.
Miss Belle Raymond left Thursday
evening for Appleton, to attend COM
mencement exercises.
Charley Blodgett is in the city
ready to associate himself with Ell. H.
Compton in the blue-berry trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph HOMER, of
Mosinee, were in this city Wednesday
and took part in St. John festivities
Mrs. J. L. Whitney and Mamie
have gone to Withee for short stay
among relatives. They will return
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d Witter were in
several days this week. On
their return Mr.. Witter stopped over
at Lake Emily with the pic nlc party.
Mrs. Sophie Noel of Merrill, and
Mrs. Frank Juneau are visiting Mrs.
Lamadeline in Centralia. They will
return next Monday morning
Mr.. Fred Tibbits has returned from
his sojourD in Minneapolis He found
the city much as most people do,
queen among all others.
DR.. A. G. Ely. an eastern capitalist
who is owner of quite tract of land
in this county. called at this office
Friday and hereafter will be reader
of this journal.
Mr.. VIM. Sprowl writes us from
Elm Lake that there has been some
damage done to the cranberry crop
but to what extent he is unable to
state.
z [. Dessaint departed Thursday
evening to attend the G.. A. r. re-
union at Portland, Maine. He will
also visit relatives near by whom he
has not seen for thirty year.
Mrs. Carrie Houenstein, of Parkers-
burg, Iowa, daughter of A. D.
Tenant, is visiting at the residen ce of
S. A Spaford She visited her
brother the past week at Dorchester.
Mrs. Marvin and child are guests at
Mr.. l.. Kromer's. She is sister to
Miss Nellie KRONER. Mr. Ellis
Kroner has also returned from APP
pleton to remain home for the summer.
Miss Esther Phalen returned home
to Sheboygan Friday afternoon in COM
pany with Mrs. Geo. L. Williams and
family, who will visit relatives and
friends in Appleton. Mrs. Williams
will be absent one week.
During the past week Mr.. John
Sehnable and NJ. A. Bogoger were
called to Neenah to attend the last sad
rites of laying away the remains Of
their dear mother. No loss is felt
with keener sense Of sadness.
Mr.. M. D. Morris, a gentleman from
Merrill will organize a secret society
in this city Friday evening with about
twenty charter members. The lodge
will be branch of knights of Honor
and it's main object is life insurance.
Mrs. S. B. Coleman, daughter and
son started on their western visit to
Dakota and Nebraska on Thursday
last, and will be absent during
a greater part of the summer Mr..
Coleman will also make an extended
visit to that section, starting in about
two weeks. - Stevens Point Gazette.
Judge Gardner returned from Wau-
paca Saturday where he spent nearly
two weeks trying an important case
for Mr.. John Edwards against the
Wausau Boom Company for damages
in OBTAINING his logs during two sea-
sons. Mr. Edwards recovered a
Judgement for trife less than S16.-
600. The jury remained out only a
short time.
r. P. Bronson writes us as follows
from Minneapolis: 81 am rather pleas
antly located here where [ shall be
glad to see any of my Wisconsin
friends and especially Grand Rapids
folks. [ don't want you to think | am
homesick so soon, [ am only warmly
attached to the people and place, and
shall always think kindly of them; and
if any body's dog come from there [
shall feed, and give him friendly