Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-03-05
PERSONALS.


Rs Call on Geo. n. Wood for Fire
Life or Accident Insurance. If
Mrs. Sam Hiles was in the city Taes
day trading and visiting friends.
Miss Lucy Woodwork is over from
Pittsville waiting upon her mother.
Mrs. Thos. LaVaque, of Rudolph, wa
a pleasant caller at this office Monday
Mrs. NJ. c. Woodwork is confined t.
the house on account of sickness.
ia Look over the fine assortment o.
books just received at A. W. Rumsevs.
Read over the council proceedings ir
this issue and get posted on land matters
Mr.. Jos. Whitney left Tuesday even
ing for La Crosse on short busines.
trip.
Mr.. Harry Burt was in the city one
day this week visiting at the family
fireside.
Mr.. Phil Ward, Of Merrill, was in the
city over Sunday renewing his acqua1nt
ance with his family.
There were no services at the Con.
gregational church last Sunday due tc
the Illness of the pastor on that day.
Mrs. Sophie Noel, of Merrill, was
down to attend the social gathering al
her mothers Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. S. w. Bailey, of Plttsville, was
in the city Tuesday on business connect
ed with her husbands estate.
es5HH. II. Voss & Co. just received
another invoice of wall paper. They
have fine assortment.
d. E. Carey was taken with another
attack of hiccough Sunday morning. Al
this writing he is better.
Mrs. Orrin Gray was under the doc
tors care Monday threatened with an
attack of pleurisy.
Mrs. G. E. Pariseau is confined to the
house with an attack of la Grippe. She
is improving SLOWLY.
IB@O I. Hougen NJ. D., Office over
Woods Drug store. Telephone at office
81, at residence 4.
Mrs. Northrop who has been absent
several weeks at Delton, returned home
Monday and is now ready for business
asain.
MI Cha5. wipperrnan is expected
here this week to push forward the
preliminaries preparatory to building
the chair factory.
BgP Remember that you can buy a
nicely printed and well bound book at
A. w. Rumsey's for 35c volume.
Messrs. Brunner & Doerr, the new
tallors, are turning out frst-class work.
They made coat and vest for the
editor and we could not ask for a better
fit.
w. L. Wood is having his private
office decorated with some of his fancy
wall paper. It's daisy, and Che funny
man did the work.
lsy@ Users of fancy stationery are in
vited to examine the elegant stock at
Ii. II. Voss & Co.'S drug store.
It is reported that there are between
seventy and s61enty-fve teams bank
ing logs at Clark & Scott's mill, Rudolph,
which indicates large winters cut.
About twenty of Mr.. John Wagner's
old time friends-both ladies and gen
tlemen-made him visit last Saturday
evening, it being his 62nd birthday. Re
freshments were served and an excel
lent good time enjoyed.
Mr.. Abe Quick was in the city over
Sunday and reported that at his cams
they had already put in over 5000, 900
feet of logs. The weather was never
better.
HsB Johnson, Hill & Co. will receive,
the last of this week, another fine line
of spring and summer dress goods
They invite the ladies of both cities to
look them over. The latest patterns
always in stock.
Mr.. James Canning has commenced
the building Of the ice breaker, and
work is progressing rapidly in charge Of
Mr.. Herman Able.
The young people members of the
Epworth League have in course of
a drama of considerable
merit which will be presented in this
city in the near future.
VIM. Henderson, of Houghton, a
relative of the Rein family at Rudolph,
has been their guest few days the past
week. He returned Tuesday morning.
Mrs. A. B. Sampson was agreably
the past week by a few of her
lady friends walking in upon her, the
occasion OF this visit being her 10Th
A pleasant evening and a
good social time is reported.
ISgGeo. v. Wood is agent for the
oldest and largest fire insurance com
pany in the world. Place your policies
with him.
F. r. Hecox, of the town of Sherry,
lost valuable horse on Monday with
disease which seems to be carrying off
a number of horses N that vicinity.
They live only few hours after being
taken with it.
Mrs. J. W. Cameron and son Frank
were registered at the Witter House the
PAST week. While here Frank was
under the doctors care and returned
home Monday very much improved.