Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-07-25
PERSONALS.

i NIlelS INGlIO44 anu N11G Ol GSt)el
were in the city Tuesday.
Miss Alice Wheelihan has returned to
her home III Necedah.
Judge Webb is holding a special term
of court in this city.
Mr.. Geo. Wood returned from his
trip Tuesday.
Peanut Rumsay has his milk shaker
ready.
Steve Braze;,u is re-paihting his
barber shop.
Mrs. NJ. c. Woodworth left last week
for visit to relatives, in Illinois.
Mrs. H. w. Compton is attending the
Monona Lake Assembly.
| Dwight Huntington's Electric Light
machine is nearly ready for use.
Louis Fournier has had his residence
re-shingled and painted.
Black Frank is still in town and is
teaching a large class of boxers.
Mr.. L. Hathaway has had large run
of commercial men this week.
Mrs. F. L. Tibbits and daughter Maud
are visiting at Stevens Point.
Miss Lucy Woodwork was in town
the latter part of the week.
Miss Belle Brundage returned to her
home in Dakota last week
Belle Mathews is reported among the
sick this week
Susie Smiley is home from Bloom
vile, where she has been teaching
school.
Mrs. f. Ruleau, of Merrill, spent
Sunday IN town with her daughter
Mary.
Mrs. Flavel Beadle and son Hugh are
visiting friends at Stevens Point and
Plover.
Alex zenier has been engaged as
organist at the Methodist Church in
Appleton.
A small sum of money found. Call
at this Office and describe property for
claim
DR.. Robinson was called to Plainfield
in consultation with DR.. Phillips, of
Stevens Point.
The w. c. t. q. will meet next week
Thursday at o'clock, with Mrs. Rev.
G. Smith.
Hon. NJ. C. Woodworth's gray colt
ran away Monday forenoon upsetting
the driver. No bones broken.
The action of the First National
Bank VS.. Vroom Talmadge is on for
hearing
Mr.. Ward and family have moved on
the cranberry marsh until the season
closes.
We received a call from F. W.
Young who just returned from Europe
He reports a successful trip and is look
well and happy.
Mrs. Ed. King, of Merrill, and Mrs.
Horner of Smithport, Penn, sister of
Mr.. King, have gone to visit Mrs. L.
Scribner at Remington.
Mrs. c. F. Witter left Monday after
noon for Monona Lake. The DR..
intended to have accompanied her but
was prevented by press of business.
Mr.. B. Smith, of Milladore, transact
ed business in this city on Saturday.
While here he was welcome caller at
the REPORTER office.
j. V. Quarles, of Milwaukee, James
O'Niel and James Mcbride, of Neils-
vile were in this city Tuesday arguing
motion to have the judgment in the
case of Rindskof VS.. Myers set aside.
Drs. Robinson and Simonson operated
on Guy Perkins, at the Poor Farm, last
week. Nine inches of bone was remov-
ed from the leg. At last reports the
boy was doing nicely.
Miss Mary Dougherty has finished
very successful years teaching at Fargo
Dakota, and returned to her home to
spend her vacation Miss Dougherty
taught several years successfully in this
city and we understand that her repu-
tation here as teacher is but 1.-THE
of her reputation in her new field of
labor.
A. L. Crosses new buildi ng is about
completed and ready for occupancy.
In the basement and rear part he has
large oven which will be used for
baking purposes. The main building
will be used for a restaurant and resi-
dence. He will now have a commodious
and pleasant place to do business in.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. a. Neeves will go
4 to Milwaukee this week where they
/ expect to make their future home
Mr.. Neeves is engaged in the Real
/ Estate, Law and Loan business. This
couple have lived in our city long
number of years. They have seen Wood
/ County grow from its wild state to its
present condition. We are sorry to see
old citizens leave. In going some of
the historic land marks are lost and
things are not what they seem. We
hope that Mrs. and Mr.. Neeves will
find pleasant home in the Cream City.
May blessings good and many fall on
them and their children.
Betty Buffalo Mead drawn from
that Arctic FouEtain. at Slocum's.
A wise man is the man who
knows what to do when the time