Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-03-26
PERSONALS.


Mr.. l.. Fournier is in the Cream City
having his eyes treated by DR.. Bartlett
The services on Palm Sunday, at the
Catholic Church were largely attended
Mr.. Geo. Hougen, of Manitowoc, is
the guest of his brother this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sever johnson
the past week, a six pound daughter.
BON, to Mr. and Mrs. Barney Bren-
nen, the past week, SIX pound boy.
Mr. W. E. Coats, of Sparta, was nom.
mated for Mayor of that city. He
has no opposition.
We are pleased to note Mr.. Ross1er's
improvement. He was out on Monday
feeling much better.
bI@O. 7. Hougen NJ. D., Office over
Woods Drug store. Telephone at office
81, at residence +.
Sunday morning at the Congregational
church there will be appropriate Easter
exercises.
DR.. G. F. Witter came home to be
present at the funeral of the Hon. John
Edwards.
Miss Anna Rocheleau is back in the
post-office after a severe siege of Ia
Grippe.
Mr.. G. H. Wood left Monday for Fond
du Lac and Milwaukee on business. He
will be absent only few days.
s@M. A. Bogoger will sell you a
whole bedroom outfit for $7.25. How
is that for prices? Call in and see for
yourself.
Mr.. J. O. Hebert makes weekly visits
over to Pittsville and is getting a large
trade.
Mr.. Ellis Kroner has ten excellent
views of Mr.. Edwards funeral process
sion. The Knight Templars in full
dress show up handsomely.
Miss Nettie McCarty, who haa been
teaching at Thorpe, is home on q three
weeks vacation.
Remember the G1and Rapids Lodge,
|. 0. G. t. meets on Wednesday eve
ming of each week, over H. H. Comp
tons store building.
Mrs. D. c. Bailey and daughter
Mertie, and two grandchildren started
for Kaukana last Friday, to visit their
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Baldwin, of Wau-
sau, who have been boarding with her
parents during the winter, are now
keeping house on Cranberry street,
Centralia.
Twenty-Five barrels of mixed
paint just received at the Wood County
Drug store.
There will be confirmation services at
the Moravian church, Centralia, next
Sabbath morning at 10 O'Clock, in the
German language. All those interested
are invited to be present.
The ice breaker will be completed
this week. A good job has been given
the cities by Mr.. James Canning the
contractor.
Judge Webb is sufficiently recovered
to be able to attend court this week at
Stevens Point His friends hope his
good health may continue permanently.
Mr.. Grant White has been engaged
by Mr.. +. P. DAILY to take charge of the
iewelry department of his store. He
comes we'll recommended.
Miss Belle Mathews, one of the good
looking school mans in the town q
Lincoln, is home on two weeks vaca-
ton with her parents. She is delighted
with her school duties in that town.
Mr.. H. H. Raymond, editor of the
Dawson Dakota Times, was a visitor IN
the twin cities the past week. He left
Monday for other points.
2SE Remember that you can buy a
nicely printed and we'll bound book al
A. w. Rumsey's for 35c volume.
Mr.. E. McCafery, of Montello, was
visiting relatives and old time friends in
the twin cities the present week. This
office acknowledges social call.
Mr.. w. \. Keyes is rapididly COM
pleting the new NJ. E. Church building
The windows are all in and the walls
are being plastered. 1t will be a nice
edifce when completed.
Mr.. F. J. Wood received letter from
Mr.. Chas. Wipperman Tuesday stating
that he would be here just as soon as he
could fill the present orders now under
way. He is surely coming and the fac
tory will be erected in due time.
Mr.. J. E. DAILY left Wednesday morn
ing for Escanaba, Mich, where he has
accepted a position as pharmacist in one
of the leading drug stores in that city.
! Remember that spring is close al
/ hand and house cleaning time will be
III order. There are always changes to
/ be made at this time. Mr.. VI. A.
! Bogoger will ia ke your old furniture OF
any kind in exchange for new at the
/ lowest prices. Call and see him before
! buying.
The iremen have bills out announc-
ing their concert and ball, which takes
place in this city at the Opera House,
Monday evening, March Both. Every
body is cordially invited.
Mr.. Smedley, the Centralia painter,
performed daring feat the past week
/ by going to the top of the old church
steepIe and removing the spire. He