Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-10-02
PERSONALS.

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Mrs. Christman is among those who
are sick in the second ward.
The fair premiums will be paid
commencing Monday October the 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Heron spent the
Sabbath with friends in Stevens Point.
Mrs. Paul Bittner is the guest of Mrs
Frank Noel, in Merrill, this week.
Miss Cordelia LaBreche is quite sick
this week with an attack of fever.
H. H. Voss, made short Eseagure
trip to Green Bay, the past wee..
Mrs. Owen Love and child, of Merrill
are visiting among relatives in this
city.
Amiel Schmidt, of Stevens Point
spent the Sabbath with his sister Mrs
Bogoger.
J. O. Hebert had a fine display OF
photographs in the Art building during
the fair.
Mrs. John Hamm is shipping fine
quality of potatoes. She is paying &C
cents bushel.
Miss Lucy Woodwork is in the city
spending week with her parents and
sister Mrs. Quimby.
Mrs. F. J. Wood will entertain her
lady friends to a five O'Clock tea Thurs
day October I'd.
The Central House fed on an average
seventy-tive people day during fair
week.
Messrs. Edward Spaford and VIII
Gross were in Necedah a few days on
business.
Mrs. Geo. w. McMurphy and son,
of Hillsdale, H., are guests Of Mrs. A.
S. Robinson, Centralla.
Mr.. VIM Whiting, of Menasha, was
among friends in this city between
trains on Thursday.
J. @. Severns, of Pittsville, was in
the city Tuesday and made this office a
call
Misses Nina and Ella Schnebly and
Mary Burns were visitors in Stevens
Point the past week.
Mr.. g. A. Corriyeau has been receiv-
ing fresh invoice of new goods. He
always carries a fine line.
VIII Martin and John Starr are both
busily employed decorating Chas.
Gouger's saloon building on the inside
Veni Vidi Vici This is true of Halls Hair
Renewer, for it is the great conqueror of gray
hair, making it look the same even color OF
youth
Mr.. Humes, one of the editors Of the
Marshfeld News. was in the city
Thursday. He took in the sights at the
fair grounds.
Mr.. w. II. Cochran and his daughter
Beulah, returned home Saturday
morning after an extended visit among
relatives In York state.
Mrs. Belanger is home again after an
absence of one week among friends in
Minneapolis. She reports the Expo
sitlon fine.
The writer is under obligations to Mr.
Hubbard Robinson for fine line Of
vegetables that were on exhibit at the
fair
Gov. Hoard spoke to 5000 people al
the Adams County fair last "Wednesday
at Friendship. He was enthusiastically
received.
Mr.. Jason Payne, of Marshfeld, has
erected a booth next to B. Silber's
store and is selling popcorn and peanuts
to the passers by.
Mrs. NJ. Bogoger is the guest Of hel
sister in Merrill. A baby girl was born
unto Mrs Gotch1e the past week. Mr.
Bogoger spent the Sabbath in Merrill.
Mr.. A. T. Marceau, teacher of the
Blenker school in this county, spent
the Sabbath with his parents III
Centralia.
Messrs. Ellis Rogers, Chas. Carmar
and Harry Wheelan were visitors al
the Milwaukee Exposition two days
the past week.
ia Fritz Kruger has in stock fine
lot of Concord grapes which he bought
direct from the grower. They are
delicious, try them.
The Lutheran Church is being
repainted and decorated on the inside
by Mr.. G. H. Beadle. The material il
being furnished by John E. Daily & Co
Johnson Hill & Co. Centralia, have
been receiving fine line of fall anc
winter goods. Now is the time to make
an early selection.
BgA. W. Rumsey desires t
announce to his patrons that he ha
just received fine line Of confection
cry. Don't fail to call when in need o
any thing in his line.
, Mr.. Tom Simons, the good lookin!
editor of the Stevens Point Journal
-, was among the visitors from that cit,
during fair week. His shadow neve
grows any less.
Mr.. Frank Russell, of Junction City
was in attendance at the Wood Count
fair in this city Wednesday. His man
!? friends here were pleased to see him.
$ Cards are out announcing the comm
e wedding of Mr.. I. a. Taylor to Mis-
i Jennie G.. Webb Wednesday afternoo
:; October Sth at O'Clock at the Metho
;, dist Church.