Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-03-07
PERSONALS.

1t is reported that Birdie Witter is
quite sick with an attack of fever.
Mr.. L. Fournier has added a new
chair in his barber shop.
Mrs. Lem. KRONER is reported among
those that are sick this week.
Marvin Lynn's father continues
poorly. He is confined to his bed.
DR.. Robinson was called to consult
with DR.. simonson, of Pittsville, the
past week.
Miss Nora Mathews who was reported
dangerously sick the past week, we are
glad to note is improving.
We are glad to make note that n L.
Compton who has been seriously sick
is now able to ride out.
Mrs. s. D. Demarais has been detain-
ed by sickness at her mothers and did
not leave for Bessmer until this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Lynch have
moved into this city from Vesper, and
are boarding with Mrs. Ferguson
Miss Tilla Czsekleba and her mother,
of Amherst passed through this city
Tuesday on their way to Baraboo.
Mr.. Farnsworth, of Dexterville,
received dangerous stroke of paraly-
sis last Friday. He is in a critical con-
dition.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Crosse, of Nece-
dab, are guests of Mr. and Mrs Founier
of this city. They will probably de-
eide to make Grand Rapids their home
Mr. Chas Karnatz, who is employed
in Spencer & Mack's pulp mill, Centra
liza, was welcome caller at the
REPORTER office on Monday. He
renewed his subscription.
Mr.. SewelI, who sings in the NJ. E.
Church choir, received a cablegram
Tuesday announcing the sudden death
of his brother three years his senior.
Miss Lou Irwin, former teacher in
the Howe High School in this city, was
married aweek ago Tuesday to a young
man residing at some point in Dakota.
He is a promising young man.
R. H. Moloney, Christian Scientist
from Chicago, is in the city and pur-
poses in the near future to deliver
lecture on Christian Science, and will
subsequently receive patients for treat
ment.
Dr. Robinson was called to both
Adams and Juneau Counties this week
in consultation. We are glad to see
Wood County talent appreciated in
other counties. The Doctor is getting
to the front.
Mr.. A. B. Crawford's dental rooms
are the scene of considerable activity
The Doctor don't have more than he
can do. but he is kept busy all the time
If you have poor teeth attend to them
now while they may be saved.
DR.. Witter went to Washington the
past week to attend the inauguration
and look after his prospects for appoint
ment as postmaster in this city. He
will probably come back with the com
mission in his pocket.
The carpet rafe which took place at
Jos. LaVigne's residence Monday after
noon resulted in Birdie Peeso getting
the carpet as holder of ticket No. &c.
Mrs. Shorey, Mrs. Turner and Mrs.
Robt. Lyon conducted the rafe and all
were perfectly satisfied with the results.
Mr. Frank Brazeau, of Markesan,
Green Lake County, made his relatives
and friends in this city short visit the
past week. He is well pleased with his
employment as clerk in a general
merchandise store in that city. The
REPORTER office was not overlooked in
his rounds.
Miss Mary Barry, of Sigel, died the
Goth day of February after long illness
with consumption. She had reached
her 9th year. She was buried on the
28th, services being held at the Catholic
Church, Rev. Beyerle officiating. This
young lady was loved by all those who
knew her.
Rev. w. D. Cole, of Appleton, deliv-
cred an excellent sermon Sabbath
morning, at the Methodist Church
His subject was the Reasons why ]
am a Methodist" He did not convince
everybody that they should be Meth
odist to be saved, but gave good reasons
in support of his position. While in
the city he stopped with his uncle D
J. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Palmer have
the sympathy of this community in the
! loss of their only son, who died Thurs
day morning last, of malarial fever
aged one year, three months and fifteen
days. He was taken sick on Sunday
with a severe cold which seemed tc
PROSTATE him Immediately, and he
continued worse until death released
him on the Thursday following. The
funeral services took place at the
Congregational Church on Saturday
Revs. Loomis and Matson officiating.
HIT OR MISS.