Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-03-18
PERSONAL MENTION.
IMPORTANT ARRIVALS AND DEPART
URES. PLEASANT NOTES.


a. 3. Kroner has returned from
his visit in Green Bay.
Mrs. E. Fontaine and son Edmond
returned home Monday morning.
They visited at Sparta few days after
leaving Beaver Falls.
George Gray who has been in the
employ of Hansen & Co. came out of
the woods Tuesday looking healthy
and strong. He has enjoyed his wint-
ers work.
Mr.. Walter Burt, late graduate of
the Howe High School, has closed his
first term of teaching school near
Colby. He will remain at home for a
season.
Mr.. S. M. Bliss, of Stevens Point
and Miss Mary Podawiltz, of the town
Grant, were married Friday, the 18th.
Rev. Rowland performing the cere-
mony.
Messrs Thos. Pitts and Lara Ward
called at the REPORTER Office last
Saturday. Mr.. Pitts continues to
look we'll though subject to Dakota
billiards..
W. =. King was out basking in the
sunshine Saturday. William makes
good looking invalid, but yet he says
he would rather be a good looking
invalid than any other.
Mrs. Neeves, mother Of Allen and
". B. Neeves, has been obliged to
return to Clifton Springs, New Y ork,
where she has gone to be treated in
the noted sanitarium of that city.
Mr.. J. w. Hall, of Manitowoc, is
the name of j.. Fournier's new barber
He is an adapt at the trade and will no
doubt give entire satisfaction. Mrs.
Hall has arrived and they are at
present boarding at Dixon's, Centralia.
G. W. Merrill comes to town smil-
ing and there is cause. Saturday he
was presented with a new girl. 1t was
we'll known that Mr.. Merrill had
successful cranberry crop and marriage
the past year and now DIR. Robinson
says he has successful baby.
Mr.. VIM. Quinn has been running a
camp this winter in the defunct town
ce Dexter, for John Edwards & Co.
They put in about 100000 feet.
Mr. Quinn made this Office short call
on his way home Monday.
This Office returns thanks to Hon.
Isaac Stephenson for q copy of the
Congressional directory. It is con-
venient hand book embracing large
amount of necessary information to
all who may have public business to
look after.
Rev. W. D. Cole, of Appleton, will
occupy the pulpit at the M. E. church
next Sabbath morning and evening.
Mr.. Cole is the eldest son of the Pre-
siding Elder of this district. Give
him full house.
Miss Emma and Maggie M eridith,
of New Lisbon. sisters of Mrs. JOS.
Demero, are visiting with her, in
Centralia. They visited the poor
farm Friday in company with Mrs.
LaMadeline and daughter Sophie.
Mrs. George Zenier, Sr., who has
been bothered for many years with a
foreign growth upon her arm has been
examined and the trouble is pronounced
tumor. We are informed that she
has written for daughter Emma, and
will have an operation performed in
the near future.
Mr.. E. G. Talmage informs US that
his good looking partner has jumped
the broomstick. He was married
Monday at Stevens Point to fine
young lady of that place bearing the
historic name of Booth. Chas. E.
Blodgett and Miss Nettie Booth were
united in marriage and now 1.-TWO souls
with but single thought, two hearts
beat as one" Well done. They will
arrive in this city Saturday.