Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-09-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Belle Raymond will teach the
coming year at Colby.
Mrs. Ella Schultz expects to visit
the Milwaukee exposition.
Mrs. M. G. Woodwoath has return
ed from short visit among friends at
PloVer.
Mr.. Andrew Gerard, has returned
from his trip down the river for
Parrish Bros.
Mrs. Geo r. Gardner and children
are away visiting with her parents in
Columbia county.
Miss. Lucy Woodwork IS visiting
DR.. Phillips daughter at Stevens
Point this week.
Mr.. Leon Martell has sold his farm
in town of Seneca. He expects to
remain in the county.
Mrs. W. Fl. Brown and Miss Isabel
Hardness are visiting relatives at Am
herst and Wautoma.
DIR. j. F. Lockwood. Office over
Garrison's store, where he may be
found night and day. TELEPHONE. If
ZOa Ivah Wood is the name of Geo.
n. Woods little daughter. George
thinks she is a little ''squealer"
Mr.. E. L. Tibbits has gone to Mer-
rill 10 see to his lumber there. He
will be absent couple of days.
Mrs J L. Whitney and daughter
Ella will go to Chicago and Milwaukee
next Monday and attend the expositions
Mrs. John Clock nee Ida Lavigne, of
Wausau, is visiting her parents at the
homestead and will remain one week.
Miss Hannah Weinzeriel and sister
Lydia, returned home Monday after
an absence of seven weeks in Illinois.
Hon. j. j.. Robinson, Indian agent
from North Carolina, made this office
a short call Monday in company with
Capt. Briggs.
Thursday evening Mr.. Alex Zenier
returned to his home in this city.
Alex thinks some of going to New
York City again this fall.
Miss Eva Crawford has gone to
Aubu;ndale where she has secured the
position of principal of their school.
Miss Eva is fine teacher.
Mr.. Melvin Searls and Miss Gustin,
of Oasis, arrived at Elm Lake Friday,
and are assisting the Searls Bros and
family during the cranberry season.
Mark Ell. Barnum the Tightening
ink singer of the Wausau Torch has
libel suit upon his hands. Mr.. Ed.
Walters demands damages in the sum
Of $4,000.
Miss Laura Reeves departed for
PittsviIle Saturday evening last. She
will teach the Tarbox school for an
other year where she has given perfect
satisfaction
Mr.. and Mrs. Whittlesy are busy
on their cranberry marsh securing the
berries before frost time. They will
return to their Dakota home as soon
as their affairs are closed here.
Mr. Owen Love departed Monday
for live town north of Marquette,
Michigan, where he and Mr.. James
Meehan Jr. will open a meat market.
May success attend them.
For the first time in many months
Mr. J. I. Bearss was seen on our
streets the past week He was obliged
to use cane in getting around His
old friends were pleased to see him.
Judge Webb, wife and daughter
Clara, are visiting relatives in Iroquois,
Dakota, where they will remain
several weeks. Miss, Jennie has
charge of affairs at home with Miss
Nellie Bell as guardian angel
Miss Georgiana Lambert, CentraIia,
aged about 10 years, died at home
Monday morning with typhoid fever.
Funeral services wore held at Catholic
church, Wednesday morning, Rev.
Beyerle officiating.
The father of Charles Fosgate, of
Baraboo, has inherited an English est
ate valued at $1,000, ,O0O.-Milwaukee
Sentinel: Wonder if this is not a
relative of Clark Fosgate formerly of
this city but now resident of Lake
Benton, Mimi?
G. H. Slocum took trip over to
Elm Lake last Monday to see the
large cranberry marsh of S. A. Spaf-
ford. Slocum says its worth mans
time to take that trip, especially if
brother Trahern will treat him to a big
piece of pumpkin pie as he did him.
Mr.. Chas. Compton spent few days
the past week at Amigo, looking over
pine lands near there and taking in