Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-07-11
PERSONALS.

DR.. Gagnon and wife left this city on
Monday for Marshfeid.
Lawyer G. D. Jones, of Wausau, was
in the city on business Tuesday.
Mike Lesslyong, is on visit in the
city from Bessemer, Michigan.
Miss Kittie Coye, of Mosinee, is visit
ing at the residence of F. Pomainville.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lemense, a
baby girl July Sd. 1889.
Miss Edith Patee, of Arnott, is a
guest at Mr. Thorne's residence in this
city.
The Grand Rapids Cadets will meet
at the rink Thursday evening at 7:3O
for drill.
Mrs. Donaldson, the milliner, spent
the Fourth with friends in Stevens
Point.
Miss Mary Elliott, of Saratoga, was
the guest of Miss May Emmons on the
Fourth.
Mr.. Phil. Hutchinson, of Necedah,
was the guest of Miss Cora Pratt on the
Fourth.
Miss Rosie Buhlmyre was out again
on the Fourth after quite q serious
attack of Pleurisy.
j. McCamley was in Wausau the past
week looking after some of Wood
county's poor.
Howe's Great London Circus will
exhibit in this city on the 24th. Adver-
tisement will appear in next issue.
Mrs. Lem Kroner is very much
improved so that she is able to be out.
She expects to visit Minneapolis soon.
Miss Jennie Hasbrouck is home from
the town of Wood where she has been
teaching the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. Simmer and two sons,
of Merrill, were guests Of Alex Zenier
over Sunday.
Fritz Kruger is back to his old place
in the City Cash Store after a severe
illness of four weeks.
Mrs C. S. Whalen, NEE Eva Crawford
of Dancy, was a visitor among friends
IN this city the past week.
w. /. Wood, proprietor of the Wood
County Drug Store, spent the Fourth 1T
Madison with old friends.
Miss Lida Edwards, of Port Edwards,
is visiting in Marinette the guest Of her
friend Miss Dafter.
Miss Ella Mcclure, teacher in the
Merrill public school is in this city ON
her summer vacation.
Mrs. A. NJ. Pride returned to her
home at Tomahawk Saturday after
spending the Fourth in this city.
Miss Nora Mathews is home again
after quite an extended visit in the
towns of Bakerville and Nasonville.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Podawiltz are
happy over the arrival of a beautiful
little girl at their home the past week
Frank Wagner left on Tuesday for
Fairmont, Mimi. where he will assist
Mr.. Gass through harvesting.
Mrs. J. W. Hodges, of Wausau, was
the guest Of Mrs. Williams few days
tie present week.
Ritz & Feollmi, manufacturers of the
Brick Cheese in the town of Grand
Rapids, delivered 1000 pounds in the
twin cities on Monday.
Mrs. w. f. Key, is visiting with
relatives and friends at Milwaukee and
Sheboygan. She will be absent several
weeks.
John Prindle, of Ashland, who was
formerly employed in Mr.. Ritzman' s
tailor shop spent the Fourth in this
city among the boys.
Mr.. c. S. Warren received notice
from "Uncle Sam that his pension had
been allowed. He received $3.50 back
pay and is rated at SS per month.
Rev. Loomis left Monday evening for
Chicago where he met his brother
whom he will accompany to California
He will be absent some four weeks.
Miss Mary Dougherty is home again
after an absence of year in GRAND
Forks, Dakota, where she has been
teaching. Her mother met her al
Mcmillan.
DR.. Robinson, of this city, and DR.
Phillips, of Stevens Point, performed a
surgical operation on lady at JIain,
field the present week.
A few of the Vesper people surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Smith Tuesday
evening. An enjoyable evening was
spent and everybody went away vel
paid for their trip.
Miss Nettie Young, of Pittsville, spent
the Sabbath in this city. She returned
Monday morning accompanied by Miss
Lucy Woodwork who will act a:
assistant postmaster in the Pittsville
office.
Mrs. Laura q. Low, daughter O
Mr. John McCann of this city, died a
her home in the city of Lowville
Murray Co. Mlnn., the latter part O
| June.
Geo. n. Wood left Tuesday for shor
business trip to $500 Ste. Marie" He
is undecided as to the length of time he
will remain there. George will fine
that city an enterprising as well as
| beautiful place.
The Witter House is gaining IN popu
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