Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-01-09
PERSONALS.

hHOWllOD morse imminent is BOSS.
death is the one certain thing that
is always unexpected.
Geo. \. Wood is In Marshfield this
week on business.
Are you in the habit of writing it
1890, or 1889?
Drs. DeMav and Crawford will be at
the Genital House Friday January 10Th
Miss Stella Belanger returned to her
School work near Auburndale on Sat
urdaY.
Mr.. Frank Garrison and little
daughter spent the Sabbath in Thorpe,
Wis.
Miss Marion Hoskinson is home
again after three weeks visit in Apple
ton.
Miss Celina Duville leaves Sunday
night to take charge of the school at
Meadow Valley.
Mrs. Johnson and her daughter Ada,
of Oshkosh, are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hickman on High Street.
Mrs. Reardon received word recently
of the death of her oldest sister at
Wassaon. Ohio.
Mr.. NJ. Letendre, of the town of
Vesper, was welcome caller at this
Office Saturday.
Miss Edith Belanger returne to her
school duties at Vesper Sunday, after
spending her holiday vacation at home.
The skating rink was opened last
Thursday evening. Quite number of
the Young people were present.
Mrs. f. MacKinnon has been quite
poorly during the past week. She is
now convalescent.
Mr.. Will Gross spent the past week
with his sister in Necedah We won't
swear whether it was his sister or some
other fellows sister
Every human being must put up with
the coolest civllity who has neither
the charms of youth nor the wisdom of
age. [Sidney Smith.
No grounds tor divorce was the decis-
sion of Judge Webb in the case of Mr..
E. B. Donaldson VS.. A. E. Donaldson.
Mr.. w. I. Jones lost his fine drying
mare the past week by accident. His
loss will foot $500.
About twenty young people were
present at a social party given at r.
Farrish's residence Thursday evening
in Miss Anna Farrish's honor. They
report a very pleasant time.
Rev. c.. Matsen will teach German to
all those who will meet him Saturday
afternoon at the Church Chapel in
Centralia, January 18th.
The new railroad project we hope
may materialize into business and
before the close of 1890, we can cross
Wood County to Marshfeld by railroad.
Raw onion chopped into vinegar is
sure cure for bad cold or the wonder
ful 'La Grippa" we hear so much
about.
Mrs. Dixon, widow of James Dixon,
had the misfortune to break her arm.
The accident was caused by slipping on
the ice DIR. Ridgman in attendance.
Henry w. Berard has received notice
of his standing in the Civil Service
examination for railway mail service
and stood 81 37-100 out of a possible
100
Waupaca Post: The opposition to
Judge Webb's reelection is about like
the state of the Democratic party in
Waupaca county; it has not been heard
from for several years
There is light enough for those whose
sincere wish is to see; and darkness
enough to confound those of an oppo-
site disposition.-[P Pascal.
Misses Emma and Tilla Shaefer, of
Waukesha, are guests of Miss Rickie
at the Central House this week They
will visit at Mrs. Frank Hamm's in
Rudolph, and with Mrs. John Hamm
in this city before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Kellogg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Stearns, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Stearns, Frank Cameron and Miss
Edith Belanger were in from Vesper
Monday night to take in the Opera
Mikado.
Mrs. st. Amour, mother of Mr.. T. c..
st. Amour, died in Chicago, recently
and was taken to this city for burial
Her remains arrived here on Friday
last and Were deposited in their last
resting place by loving hands.
During the school vacation new backs
were purchased and placed IN the fur
mace at the school house, the old ones
having been burned out Mr.. Dave
Kammeran put them in.
Every man deems that he has pre-
cisely the temptations and trials which
are the hardest of all for him to bear;
but they are so because they are the
very ones he needs. [Richter.
There is no provision in the post
masters bond or in his instructions that
will prevent Mr.. Burt in closing out his
term as city clerk. He only has two or
three meetings of the council to attend
yet and then his term expires.
Cranberry growers will bear in mind
the annual meeting of their Association
which meets in this CITY on the 18th