Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-21
PERSONAL MENTION.
IMPORTANT ARRIVALS AND DEPART
URES. PLEASANT NOTES.

y. " CaEey, OF OentFaila, mas peen
sick during the past week.
Mrs VIM. T. Jones is reported on
the sick list this week.
Mr.. j. D. Witter spent few days
abroad the past week.
Q. Z. Spencer is again in our midst
after spending the holidays at home.
Mr.. NJ. Potter, of the town of Ru-
dolph, transacted business in this city
Saturday.
Mrs Favel, of Centralia, who has
been sick for several months is i'm
proving.
T. B. Scott spent Saturday and
Sunday in this city returning Monday
morning to Merrill.
Grandma Rablin has been taken
sick again. 1t is hoped that this at
tack will leave her soon.
Chas. Wasser, Centralia, boasts of
having the best looking little girl of
the season. Born Monday.
Miss Nina Lord has gone to Stevens
Point to spend two weeks with her
cousin Miss Annie Hyde.
Mrs W. A. Keyes has been quite
seriously sick the past week. She is
still quite poorly, but improving.
G. E. Blodgett departed for Mime
apolis Monday evening in answer to
telegram from his brother Jerry.
L. E. Cole, railroad conductor on
the G. B. & NJ. who formerly resided
in this city, is the guest of d. j. Cole.
Mr. G. j. Carman came home Sat-
urday on a months furlough from
business. He will return in February.
Miss Georgiana Arpin has been ad-
ministering to Miss Laura Beron's
wants the past week. Miss Laura is
improving.
DR.. DeMars was called to Mosinee,
Monday on professional business.
Tuesday he went to Stevens Point on
pension matters.
Miss Laura Beron has been sick
with lung trouble for some time. At
last reports she was improving. DR..
Robinson is attending.
r. FL. Gerard is expected home from
Stoughton to-day with a new horse
and sleigh, He sold his large draught
team to man in Wausau.
Geo. N. Wood was up the line on
business Monday and Tuesday. Messrs
Wood & Allen are working up fine
trade in their varied line.
Mr.. Philip Gruner, st. Louis, is
registered at the Central House. He
is wealthy lumberman and while
here purchased the Cochran lumber.
Mr.. L. MacKinnon will hereafter
have his residence illuminated with
electric light. A group of FIVE lights
were put in by Spencer & Mack the
past week.
W. I. King is out again feeling
better after a weeks sickness. His
brother Edward from Merrill, spent a
week with him, whose company VIM.
enjoyed very much.
Mr.. E. G. Ekelund, of the town of
Sigel, is well pleased with the change
in the boundry lines of that town. He
reports that most all resident farmers
are pleased with the change
Fl. f. Gnewuch is selling his stock
Of boots and shoes way down low for
cash. He is going out of business
and will leave the city He has sold
lot and building to Nick Thomas for
$3.50.
Miss BERTHE Gardner has been
engaged as teacher in a school near
Hansen. Miss BERTHE is bright and
active young lady and will make
success of her new venture without
doubt.
Mr.. G. J. Kruger, one of the relia-
Die and popular clerks at SpaAord &
Coles store, departed Monday FOR
Sparta and La Crosse. He will be
absent ten days. Mr. Kruger is
promising young man.
Miss Kate Bayard, eldest daughter
If the secretary of state, dropped
lead about 3 o'clock Saturday, while
1t Miss Cleveland's reception at the
White House. The reception was
Immediately.
Mr.. VIM. Mahoney, of Wausau,
deputy revenue collector for this dis
rict, was a welcome caller at the
REPORTER Office Friday. Mr. Ma
loney is an old veteran and one of
Fausau's most popular democrats.
Mr. Orson Gordon who has been so
ong and faithful a servant in the
Wood County Drug Store has resigned
o accept position in Evansville, Wis.
}rson was characteristic fellow, hale
nd well met by customers. He wore
half serious, half comic visage, we'll