Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-05-22
PERSONALS.
Circus May 2Sth.

Mrs. John Quirk, of New Rome, il
seriously sick.
Mr.. John McCann went to Steven.
Point on Wednesday.
Mr.. James Hiles, of Dexterville, was
noticed on our streets Monday.
Mr.. Henry Sampson was up from
Remington on business Tuesday.
Little Charley Nash, the youngest son
of L. NJ. Nash is very sick.
Don't fail to attend the first circus Of
the season May 2Sth.
Mamie DAILY, only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Daily is quite sick.
Mrs. Orrin Gray left Monday for 8
visit among relatives at Wautoma.
Mr.. E. T. Harman, of Pittsville, was
at the county seat Friday on business.
Miss Mary Dougherty, spent the
Sabbath with her mother.
Miss Anna Helix was in the city
Saturday shopping.
Mr.. Jos. Whitney Is home again from
his trip to st. Louis.
Mrs. Jarvis, who resides in the towr
of Port Edwards, is very sick.
Mrs. Pearson is quite sick with ar
attack of rheumatism.
Mr.. Andrew Byrnes, of Merrill, is
visiting his parents in this city.
Mrs. Marceau, of Skedunk, is among
those who are dangerously sick.
Mrs. C. kellogg, of Vesper, was
shopping in this city Saturday.
Mrs. Williams, of the town of Sarato'
ga, is seriously sick.
Miss Fisbeck, of Pittsville, was visit.
ing friends in Centralia the past week.
Mr.. N. L. Wakely has received notice
of the allowance of his claim fol
pension.
Mr.. Horton and daughter. of New
Rome, were in the city Saturday
trading.
Chas. Compton drove over from
Pittsville last Thursday and transacted
business in this city.
Mr.. John Parrish is having a
residence erected on his land south OF
High Street near the fair grounds.
DR.. Hougen has rented F. L. Tib bits
residence and has moved his family
therein the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Henry moved to
Tomahawk Saturday where they will
60 to housekeeping.
The first circus of the season will
appear in this city May 2Sth. They
come by team.
Judge Webb is in the city preparatory
to the opening of court in this county
Monday May the Goth.
Mrs. Alex Muir, of Winona, is the
guest of her brother and family Mr.. w.
T. Jones.
Mrs. G.. II. Nilsson, the Centralia
milliner, is having more than she can
do to keep up with the demand for
spring hats. Her taste is excellent.
Mrs. Butterfeld will return with M.
H. Lesselyoung and child to Ironwood,
Mich. this week.
Miss Mamie Harrison has been engag-
ed to take Mrs. Henry's place as teach
er in the primary department of the
Centralia school.
Madams Fred Stearns, and Herman
Bertrand, of Vesper, were shopping in
this city Saturday.
Brown & Ketchum are making their
daily rounds supplying their customers
with ice. The demand has been mod.
crate on account of the cold weather.
Mr.. Theodore Lipke, of the firm of
Spafford, Cole & Co. returned Wednes-
day from Chicago, where he purchased
fine line of new goods for the summer
trade.
Mr.. Robert Patton occupied the Cong'l
Church pulpit in this city last Sunday
He will probably be engaged to fill this
pulpit through the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Neeves and child,
and DR.. Mosher have returned from
Milwaukee and are now back into their
home on high street. Their friends are
pleased to see them back again.
Mr.. J. B. Hasbrouck is having an add
ition erected to his residence on the
south side. Mark Martin is doing the
carpenter work.
Miss Nellie Kroner was a visitor at
Bessemer, Mich, the past week.
She brought back little Eva Demaris
with her who is now visiting with her
auntie and family.
| Mr.. Tom Mullen was in the city Sat
urday and Sunday. Tom looks happy
and says every thing is 0. K. on the
Green Bay road.
Have YOU examined the new stock OF
goods lately received by Johnson, Hill
& Co., Centralia, they have fine selec-
ton and they are disposing of them
every day for cash.
Miss Ella Baker is assisting her father
| in the furniture store. Mr.. Baker has
been enjoying lively trade in furniture
this spring.
Dolph Bezoir returned to Minneapo-
lis last week Thursday. There is some
talk of Mrs. Bezoir moving her family
| to that CITY in the near future,