Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-01-08
PERSONALS.


Milwaukee on business.
Miss Lou Woodwork was at tie
family residence over Sunday.
Miss Hattie Homier, of Mosinee.
spent New Years day in this city.
Mr.. Jan1es McCarty was social callsr
at this Office on Ionday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. DIvis are visiting
friends in Friendship.
Joseph Biron, of Merrill, was tie
guest of his grandmother, Mrs. Geo.
/ Zenier.
Mrs. W. R. Young and daughter, Mrs.
+. A. Green, Of Pittsville, we're in the
city Monday
Mrs. Louis and Ada Johnson, of
Oshkosh, are visiting their sister Mrs.
W. H. Rickman.
Misses Sarah and Clara Silber return
ed Saturday evening from a two week S
visit at Merrill and Wausau.
Mr.. Patt Starr, of Vesper, was in the
city Tuesday and made this. office a
social call
Jos. Martin, brother of the funny
man at Woods drug rtore, was visiting
with his brother here the past week
Miss Hattie Phillips, of Stevens
Point, was the guest of Miss Ina Lynn
the past week.
Mr.. Fred Alexander had his left hand
badly cut Monday while cntting wood
in the Pioneer Pulp mill
Rev. F. B. Sherwin, of Granston, III.
was a guest of Rev. ]. C. Churln last
week.
Mr. John DAILY was down from his log
ging operations near the State Line this
week
Mr.. Ed. Herschleb is home for few
days recreation. He is now employed
at Colby.
Miss Quimby is back from Stevens
Point and is in charge of the telephone
exchange.
Miss Nellie Cole returned to Appleton
Tuesday morning to resume her studies
in that city.
Mr.. Will Gay, of Connecticut, has
been the guest at the Central House the
past week.
MI. Will Lahaie, of Merrill, was in
the city a few days last week visiting
with his many young friends.
Miss Anna Mullen and Agnes
Chrystal, were in the city Tuesday
shopping.
Ny Ed. Sherwood, of Stevens Point,
attended the New Years ball in this
city Thursday night.
Miss Selma Douville and Emma
Dueas, returned to their respective
schools in Lincoln County Saturday
morning.
Mr.. Dan CASTILLO was elected City
Marshal at the last meeting of the Com
mon Council in place of Frank Stahl,
resigned.
Mrs. w. C. Farlow, a sister Of Dr.
Crawford, was the guest Of her brothers
family the past week.
Mr.. Roscoe Doud, of Winona, who
has interests in this county attended
the New Years ball given by the
Gardner Rifles.
L. J. Mangold has transferred his
offica affnctc knvS a,c To bic cuccaccor
and has already taken his departure for
Blenker.
Rev NJ. J. Robinson, patentee of the
popular Robinson Arctic Buckle, is the
guest of DR.. Ridgman and family, Cen
tralia.
Julian Baker is home from his school
duties at Delafeld. He returns the
middle of the month.
Julius Mathews, of the town of Ru-
dolph, was pleasant callet at this office
Saturday.
Francis McRaith, has been engaged to |
teach the Blenker school in the town Of
Sherry and will leave for that place
next Saturday.
Mrs. Fannie King and Youngest son, !
of Merrill, and Mrs. Lou Scribner, of
Babcock, were guests of relatives in
this city the past week. They returned
home on Tuesday.
Mr.. Herman Voss accompanied the .
University bows TO Madison Sunday
night where he will take week s vaca- |
tion at home with bis parents.
Mr. Sam. Cole, now employed in
SpafOrd & Coles mammoth store in /
Rhinelander, was upon our streets a
few days the past week
Hon. John Edwards and wife are now
in Madison ready for the opening Of
the legislature Of which body Mr..
Edwards is a member His friends
wish him good health.
Miss Edith Belanger made herself a
holiday present by purchasing an
elegant upright piano. 1t was purchased
through Walter L. Woods agency and
delivered last Monday Miss Edith is
a hard worker and fully deserving of
her own gift.
The man who buys something that
he can do without, instead of paying a
bill that he Owes, is compelling some
BODY else to pay for his Injuries.